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The brouhaha about his latest remarks comes at a sensitive time for Zinke as he faces mounting pressure over nearly 20 federal probes, one of which the Interior Department's internal watchdog referred to the Justice Department on Tuesday.

Spacecraft closer to home can tell us what kind of solar particles reach our neighboring planets, and the two Voyager probes — one of which has entered interstellar space, with the other soon to follow — show what's going on out in the deep.

This detection scheme is based on luminescent resonance energy transfer between upconversion nanoparticles and the intercalating dye, SYBR Green I. Target DNA serves as a template for two DNA probes, one of them covalently attached to upconversion nanoparticles, to be joined into a long, hairpin-forming DNA by ligase.

Two of the country's top former officers have been felled in graft probes, one of whom died of cancer before he could be brought to trial, and dozens of others have been caught up too.

Briefly, a series of MLPA probes each consisting of 2 target specific hemi probes, one of which is linked to a stuffer sequence of variable length, and with two end sequences recognized by universal MLPA primer pair are hybridized to the test DNA.

The bank was hit with a series of probes, one of which ended, after much toing and froing, in a $150m settlement with regulators.

"He has patiently but relentlessly probed one of the fundamental questions of medical science — perhaps the fundamental question in neuroscience: How nerve cells communicate with each other.

The limit of detection (3σ/slope) of our probe was 61 nM, which make our probe one of the most sensitive fluorescent probes for H2O2 detection.

The energetic X-ray imaging survey telescope (EXIST) is under study for the proposed Black Hole Finder Probe, one of the three Einstein Probe missions in NASA's proposed Beyond Einstein Program.

In an article for the Harvard Business Review, Columbia Business School PhD student Dana Kanze wrote that she and her team, which included Wharton professor Laura Huang, Columbia Psychology PhD Mark A. Conley, and Columbia Psychology professor E. Tory Higgins, had sought to probe one of many factors likely to be involved in our country's "enormous gender gap" in venture capital funding.

In the United States, the regulatory investigation is being led by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which has made the Libor probe one of its top priorities.