MegaBeacon probes hold promise for variable target nucleic acids.
Genetically encodable fluorescent voltage probes hold great promise in neuroscience, where methods that allow recordings of electrical activity from multiple identified neurons simultaneously are needed [7], [8].
Molecular optical imaging with near-infrared fluorescent (NIRF) probes holds promise here [ 13].
The combination of PAT with nanoparticle probes holds promises for detecting and imaging diseased tissues or monitoring their treatments with high sensitivity.
Although bisubstrate probes hold promise for the identification of substrate phosphorylation site inhibitors, a complication of using bisubstrate probes instead of probes that only target the substrate phosphorylation site is that ATP-competitive inhibitors will be identified as well.
Given the above attributes, the use of clamp-switch, triplex-based, electrochemical DNA probes holds great promise for the highly sensitive and sequence-specific detection of very short nucleic acids.
Echoencephalography, method for detecting abnormalities within the cranial cavity, based on the reflection of high-frequency sound pulses delivered to the head through a probe held firmly to the scalp.
Animated graphics showed that the probe held its position in the center of the tunnel until the point, six miles from the end, where it encountered a short left and right jog -- about where it passed deep beneath Route 9 in Fishkill, Dutchess County.
The threaded lock cannula is unscrewed and the probe held by the bung of the injection site.
The Carmen maneuver extends the location of the BLUE-points: by a slight back-and-forth movement of the probe held longitudinally to the left and the right, remaining at the same skin point and gently gliding over the underskin, one immediately scans 1 cm from either part of the BLUE-point, improving detection of B-lines or C-lines.
Ambient light was excluded with a cylindrical metal sheath attached to the probe tip with the probe held at fixed distance of 6 mm from the feather surface.
