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The analysis of these spectra allows for determination of absolute calcium abundance since both Ca xix resonance line and neighbouring continuum are reliably measured in these experiments.
Analysis of TPEF emission spectra allows for the comparison of relative levels of cellular fluorophores from one microscope field to another, while the increased image quality of the TPEF images enables these measurements to be made on a cell by cell basis.
The ability to acquire different spectra allows for a higher level of characterization and is an advantage of RXES over both UV/Vis and XAS.
Moreover, the ternary representation of R, G, and B values of their spectra allows for the discrimination between the different epidermal cells: melanized, partly melanized and nonmelanized cells.
The use of infrared labels with distinct infrared emission spectra allows for the detection of two proteins on a single blot as the signals are separated into different infrared channels by the imaging system (Fig. 1A-C).
A system of two rows of in-vessel coils, above the machine midplane, has been chosen as it not only can investigate the physics of and achieve the empirical criteria for ELM suppression, but also permits variation of the spectra allowing for comparison with other experiments.
than for their respective power spectra (6.1±2.2 S.D ., suggesting that the Fourier spectra allow for a better separation of the image categories than the original images.
Simplified F NMR spectra allowed for simultaneous testing of multiple bromodomains to assess selectivity and identification of a new BPTF ligand.
More distinguishable spectra allow for better classification thus lower false alarm rates, which in the end is the major challenge of standoff detection.
The LD scaling vector (green) indicates the spectral differences within the Raman spectra allowing for the clear separation between treated and untreated cells.
Different from conventional fluorophores, QDs have broad absorption spectra allowing for simultaneous excitation of different types and different color emitting QDs by one single monochromatic source.
