Si absorbs maximum of 47% of incident radiation whereas absorption of SiNWs for Cu-treated samples (sample b, sample c, and sample d of Figure 3) was maximum of 78%.
Different PL emissions of the samples of Figure 4 are analyzed in Figure 5 in order to evaluate the effect of anodizing time on the subband transitions quantitatively.
Accordingly, we show in Figure 8 the photocurrents of the two impregnated PSi samples of Figure 7, normalized by dividing each value by the maximum measured photocurrent of that sample.
In Figure 5 we show the dependence of the interference peak maxima number on the inverse of the wavelength for the two samples of Figure 4, the color code being also the same.
Two additional faint bands were also detected in the samples of Figure 5A, probably due to degradation of the full-length LKR/SDH protein.
As can be seen in Figure 6C, Swr1-TAP bound to chromatin in wild-type cells and, as shown above for the MAT locus, this binding did not require Htz1 (similar results were obtained with Myc-Swr1 binding to the TOA1 promoter in samples of Figure 3C; Figure S4A).
We checked the performance of MC test using synthetic four samples of Figure 1.
The absence of N-Bak protein in the samples of Figure 5a was confirmed by quantitative mass spectrometry analysis (not shown).
As shown in the representative samples of Figure 5, CCDC6 was expressed at very low levels in almost all seminomas and was virtually absent in teratocarcinomas and in embryonal carcinomas, compared to the normal samples.
