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XPS performed after each of the three different stages of sample preparation confirmed the presence of the elements expected (such as Cu and S for the azurin layer) and allowed film growth to be followed.
Therefore, the absence of fully protected probe in all assays for each RNA preparation confirmed the absence of DNA contamination.
Once the caecum had been reached and appropriate bowel preparation confirmed, an opaque sealed envelope with sequential numbering was opened and participants were allocated to either NBI or conventional colonoscopy withdrawal of the instrument.
Blotting of BBMV using two anti-cadherin antibodies showed that most of the cadherins were degraded, even in a freshly prepared UGAL Aedes BBMV preparation, confirming that cadherins in BBMV are very unstable (Additional file 7).
NRA analyses of the preparation confirm this point.
These measurements are now shown in Additional file 4. They show that the variation between different expression/lysis preparations is no larger than the difference of separate measurements on samples from the same preparation, confirming that the approach we have taken adequately corrects for most of the experimental variability.
L. longiflorum, (cultivar White Heaven) plants developing from non-vernalized bulbs grown at a constant temperature of 25 °C produced only leaves and did not flower over a period of more than 15 months (Ram et al., in preparation), confirming the obligatory cold requirement of this cultivar.
Cryosections of these whole-mount preparations confirmed expression in anterior maculae (Figure 1D).
Analyses of both the μCT images and the bone preparations confirmed the architectural changes in the developing Xenopus skull.
Western blot and FACS analysis of the same purified exosome preparations confirmed the data obtained by Exotest.
ICP-MS analysis on individual preparations confirmed that extensive dialysis against EDTA effectively and reproducibly removed all the Cu and Zn from the enzyme.
