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Two types of AuNPs suspensions were compared: AuNPs obtained via the well-known Turkevich method, citrate-stabilized and having a diameter of about 20 nm, and AuNPs obtained by the method recently described by Eah et al., stabilizer-free with an average diameter of 4 nm.

A gradient of concentrations of acetonitrile and aqueous solution of ammonium acetate was created according to the method recently described by Almqvist et al. (2016).

Fluorescence lifetime measurements were made using the phasor FLIM method recently described [46] [48].

A similar method recently described by Varkonyi-Gasic et al. [22] also showed high specificity and sensitivity.

ASE when available on a high-throughput platform, similar to the method recently described by Serre et al [1], may have significant advantages over total gene expression data as it is a cleaner representation of cis-acting effects.

To further investigate possible role of E6 and E7 oncoproteins in the metastatic process the two oncoproteins were knocked-down (KD) in HeLa cells using a method recently described by Biard [30].

The assays described here as well as complementary methods recently described by others [69], [70] open up exciting future opportunities for the elucidation of the possible role of mitochondria and mtDNA in this context.

To accommodate variation in substitution rates, we introduce a branch-length scaling factor and optimize it (separately) for both the error and error-free models, using methods recently described elsewhere [39].

Data were analyzed by methods recently described by Biegel et al. (1998) to evaluate THF-diol and/or LTX-diol effects on the estrous cycle in rats.

Insulin suppression of hepatic glucose production was determined within 14 days of the OGTT in these same older women using [6,6-H]glucose during a low-dose euglycemic-hyperinsulinemic clamp according to methods recently described (2).

The method was recently described in the journal Environmental Science and Technology Letters.