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Since the quantum dots are made in solution, they could be deposited on flexible plastic sheets using printers or roll-to-roll processes.
The blends were made in solution in entire concentration range and showed some very interesting properties in terms of synergistic effect on crystallinity leading to the increased crystallinity of PCL and induced crystallinity of amorphous PCLB, minima in the % elongation and maxima in spherulite size depending upon the ratio of amorphous and crystalline part.
Organic solar cells, which are made from carbon-containing compounds, are usually made in solution so that they can be produced with low-cost printing or coating techniques.
The phage stock for repanning can either be made in solution, or in soft agar.
Panning can also be made in solution using a biotinylated ligand, so called biopanning (20).
Results from the on-slide dilution series were compared to results from a reciprocal dilution series of the spike-in reference cRNA made in solution.
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Predictions were made in solutions of non-permeating solutes with osmolalities ranging from isotonic to 10 times isotonic, as well as in solutions containing concentrations from 0 to 6 molal of the permeating cryoprotectant dimethyl sulphoxide (Me2SO).
As the DES solvent is chloride rich, a parallel analysis was made in aqueous solution containing an excess of chloride to compare medium influence on nucleation mechanism.
The measurements were made in acetonitrile solution.
ZnO nanowire arrays were made in aqueous solution, using a two-step process described elsewhere [4].
Sections were incubated overnight at 4°C with primary antibodies at appropriate dilutions made in blocking solution: mouse anti-PCNA (Novocastra) at 1∶100 and rabbit anti-XRCC3 1∶25 (Abcam, Inc).
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