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A simple, robust and sensitive sequential injection spectrophotometric method for the assay of penicillamine (PA) in pharmaceutical formulations is developed.
The objective of the present study is to develop new, simple and highly sensitive sequential injection chemiluminescence analysis (SIA-CL) method using gold nanoparticles-luminol-ferricyanide system to determine naloxone hydrochloride an opioid antagonist receptor drug.
In addition, we developed a novel, non-disruptive, highly sensitive Sequential ChIP protocol for the identification of promoter co-occupancy, based on our simplified basic ChIP protocol.
The system utilizes intracellular pH gradients to achieve pH-sensitive sequential release within different intracellular domains of MDR cells.
The corresponding difference waves were the parts of the VEP response in the AM stimulus conditions that were sensitive to sequential versus single stimulus presentation (SSDW).
Colo 205 cells were particularly sensitive to sequential application of irradiation and TRAIL, whereas less intensive caspase-8 and PARP processing was found for MDA MB231, SCC4 and FaDu (fig. 3).
We found a P300 that showed sensitivity to sequential position and a late positivity sensitive to stimulus type and position.
The α- and δ-relaxation times were found to be sensitive to the sequential transformations between mesophases.
We have also included in this table some S. pombe mutants that were not positive in the initial screen (either because the genome-wide plating was less sensitive than the sequential spots, or because those particular mutants were not present in the deletion collection), but were subsequently checked (and came up as positives) in the spot assays.
In the medial premotor cortex of monkeys, Merchant et al. (2013) found evidence for the encoding of sub-second intervals sensitive to the sequential context within a synchronization-continuation task.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00801.003 Single cell recording studies have demonstrated that supplementary motor area (SMA; Tanji and Shima, 1994) and primary motor cortex (M1; Matsuzaka et al., 2007) are sensitive to the sequential context and that individual neurons are preferentially active for transitions between specific movements.
