Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone, whose father ran a chain of drive-ins starting in the late 1930s, got his first exposure to the entertainment industry working in a drive-in snack bar, before expanding the outdoor chain and ultimately building indoor multiplexes, many where drive-ins once stood.
Although in Brainbow only 50% of cells express each particular fluorophore, by multiplexing many fluorophores combinatorially on synaptic clefts, nearly 100% coverage may be achieved: every synapse will be labeled with at least one fluorophore, and so can be observed.
DNA barcoding methods make high-density genotyping cost-effective by multiplexing many individual genomes into a single sequencing library (Baird et al. 2008; Andolfatto et al. 2011).
Our findings suggest that multiplexing many genomes in the same sequencing run will provide a highly effective means for studying hundreds if not thousands of bacterial strains in the near future.
The local multiplex and many restaurants remain closed.
More than fifty thousand time-lapse videos have been posted to Vimeo, the online art house to YouTube's multiplex, and many of them are beautiful.
By Rollo Romig June 3, 2011 More than fifty thousand time-lapse videos have been posted to Vimeo, the online art house to YouTube's multiplex, and many of them are beautiful.
The Fixed-Randomized primers bind with full sequence complementarity at multiple sites where the fixed sequence (such as the splice signals) occurs within the genome, and multiplex amplify many regions bounded by the fixed sequences (e.g., exons).
Since the current Illumina HiSeq2000 platform currently produces over 100 million reads per lane, it should be possible to multiplex as many as 20 samples per channel.
Based on the mean coverage obtained across the 24 samples included in this study (717×), it should be theoretically possible to multiplex as many as 344 samples on a single lane of the Illumina GAIIx to obtain ∼50× coverage following plastid enrichment using the probe set described here.
