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The two inputs to a biometric hashing scheme are (i) biometric template and (ii) user specific secret key.

The PCDTBT solution infiltrates into the template by two wetting phenomena namely (i) capillary force (repulsion) which cause the solution to rise from the bottom of the template and (ii) with the assistance of gravity that contributes to the flow of solution from the top of the template into the nanopore (Figure 2a).

Our detection method consists of two stages: (i) the design of matched filters (templates); and (ii) the fully automated event detection with established filters (see Figure S1 for an explanatory flow chart).

There are several reports on the fabrication of 3D metallodielectric structures based on the TPA process, and they can be categorized into two techniques: (i) electroless plating of a polymer template [45] and (ii) photoreduction of metal ions in a polymer matrix/solution [33, 46].

It provides two input options: (i) an aligned pair of a target sequence and a template structure and (ii) an unaligned pair.

Each rule specifies: (i) a number of annotations to be added by the rule based on information from experimentally characterized template entries and (ii) conditions which must be satisfied for the annotations to be applied.

In each of these three ternary complexes, the incoming nucleotide (dGTP or dATP) did not pair with PdG but instead with the 5′-neighboring nucleotide (dC on templates I and II or dT on template III), utilizing Watson−Crick geometry; the PdG adduct remained in the anti conformation about the glycosyl bond.

First-strand cDNA synthesis was performed with 1 μg total RNA as template and Superscript II reverse transcriptase (Life technologies, UK) primed with 50 pmol random hexamers (Thermo Scientific, USA).

With templates I and II, ternary complexes were obtained with an incoming dGTP.

We tested the detection limit of our p Cpec screening assay, based on a conventional PCR using: i) serially diluted p Cpec from 10 to 10 copies/μl as a template in triplicate; and ii) C. pecorum positive clinical sample Bella UGT, with 10 C. pecorum genome copy number/μl diluted to 10 C. pecorum genome copy number/μl, as a template in duplicate.

The resulting structures show that when confronted with the (6 S -HNE-1 S -HNE-1, N-dGuo adduct at the template-primer junction in either S -HNE-1 (template-primers I and II), the Dpo4 polymerase utilizes a "type II" mechanism to insert either dGTP or dadductposite the 5′-neighbor template base.