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We present here a successful method for amplifying the 4b core protein gene of Avipoxvirus from archived field blood samples.
Herein, we report a facile method for amplifying the red-emission of NaYF4 Yb,Er@CaF2 by inherently adjusting the core Yb ratio from 20%to98%8%, resulting in 15 times the red-emission of β-NaYF4 Yb(20%),Er(2%)@β-NaYF4 Ybd a highest reported absolute quantum yield value (i.e., 3.20% 0.1%) of red-emissions from UCNPs.
Many researchers use a method for amplifying short snippets of DNA to test whether their edits have been made.
We present a novel and simple method for amplifying RNA targets (named by its acronym, SMART), and for detection, using engineered amplification probes that overcome existing limitations of current RNA-based technologies.
We report a novel experimental method for amplifying full-length HIV genomes without the use of sequence-specific primers for high throughput DNA sequencing, followed by assembly of full length viral genome sequences from the resulting large dataset.
We show here that the geometry of this actuator effectively provides for an efficient method of amplifying the small strain produced in a piezoelectric material in exchange for a proportional reduction in maximum force holding ability.
This paper presents a scaling analysis for a novel method of amplifying the motion of piezoelectric stack actuators.
A method for transcribing and/or amplifying a nucleic acid sequence with cells on a surface.
Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP), a molecular method for TB detection, amplifies DNA under isothermal conditions.
In a previous study, we have demonstrated that comparative genomic hybridisation and expression studies onto microarrays of clones randomly selected from tumour cell lines containing DNA amplicons are an effective method for identifying candidate amplified and overexpressed genes (Clark et al, 2002).
