The method is not time sensitive, an advantage for potential high throughput screenings and reproducibility.
But the extent to which species evolve dependencies rather than just (context-sensitive) individual advantages in natural ecosystems is an empirical matter – and from this work we recognise it as a matter that is centrally important to the possibility of collective behaviours that are more than the sum of the individual behaviours.
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This rapid and sensitive assay has advantages over fluorescent and electrophysiological methods used previously, and is amenable to high-throughput applications.
While an antibiotic produces a ring of selection with the color of the strain resistant to it (Figure 1B, red ring), selection inverters, which give the sensitive strain an advantage, generate a ring of the opposite color (Figure 1B, green ring).
We also searched the human, mouse, rat, cow, and dog proteomes using the B-box2 as a bait in five iterations of the PHI-BLAST program [ 67], which provides a highly sensitive analysis, taking advantage of the fact that the B-box2 is a peculiar constituent of TRIM proteins and does not produce a large amount of background noise in this analysis.
Due to above advantages, a sensitive and accurate detection method was achieved with a limit of 4.68 × 10−5 U mL−1.
This concept by integrating the advantages of sensitive electrochemical detection with the easy-to-operate nanocolloidal system may also promote the development of other kinds of electrochemical biosensors.
Comparing the developed methods with the official BP spectrophotometric method showed that they were more selective, sensitive, and had the advantages of simultaneous quantitation of Flutamide and its metabolites in a single run and scanning wavelength.
Quantitative real-time PCR assays are extremely sensitive and have the advantages over standard PCR assays that they do not require post-reaction processing to visualise PCR products and can quantify the amount of DNA present in a sample.
