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However, the readout of the enzyme binding detection is delayed compared to the HR-MS readout because of a higher void volume and a lower average flow rate after splitting.

A number of these modulate directly the translational readout because they encode ribosomal proteins, initiation factors, aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (ARSs), helicases that impact on rRNA biogenesis and mRNA translation and enzymes involved in ribosome maturation.

Although this appears to be a straightforward procedure, standard addition approaches require a nondestructive readout because the sample is spiked and the signal measured, and then an additional aliquot of standard is added and the sample reanalyzed.

Transporter-associated currents are a very sensitive readout because they allow for high temporal resolution.

We focused initially on keratin genes (Figure 10A, B) because their expression provides an excellent readout of development of the surface ectoderm from a simple to multilayered epithelium [30].

Computer-based solutions from clinical interventions (e.g., oral glucose tolerance tests with "minimal model" readout) have limitations because of the high number of samples required from each subject.

One probable interpretation of this result is that the competition between specialist LNs is not instrumental to the success of ratio recognition because the readout of the result is entirely based on the generalist LN population.

The disappearance of GFP signal was used as a readout of cell death, because apoptotic GFP-positive cells are rapidly cleared by circulating cells [ 21].

The sensitivity was 60 dB because the high readout noise of the commercial spectrometer prevented shot noise-limited operation.

Our findings support the possibility that Wg and Hh lead to the expression of an unknown factor affecting the polarization of denticles, because blocking the transcriptional readout of either Wg or Hh with tcf or ci mutations respectively prevents the polarizing activity of both pathways.

However, this study used mostly pelleting conditions and fluorescence changes as readout, both of which are indirect and prone to problems because the assays involve sedimentation.