The films were characterized using a large panel of techniques such as Fourier transformation infrared spectroscopy, X-ray photoemission spectroscopy and ellipsometry.
The Roche Amplicor CF mutation test strip was evaluated by analysing in parallel 100 samples with a panel of techniques established in our laboratory (Inno LiPa reverse dot blot – first generation, DGGE, sequencing).
Using a panel of techniques (UV, both steady state fluorescence and fluorescence lifetime measurements, circular dichroism (CD), NMR, and Job plots), we demonstrate that c-di-AMP, which contains only two adenine bases is an exception to this rule and that it can form complexes with coralyne, even at low micromolar concentrations.
Most of the listed studies use machine learning techniques, a large panel of different techniques.
Compounds 2 and 3 were characterized by a panel of spectroscopic techniques and by elemental analysis.
A panel of synergistic techniques for the visualization of pericellular proteolysis in live and fixed samples allow monitoring the of proteolytic tumor cell invasion in three-dimensional (3D) fibrillar collagen matrices in vitro.
In this study, a simple system electron donor/nano-TiO2 is considered and examined via spin scavenging electron paramagnetic resonance as well as a panel of analytical techniques (composition, optical spectroscopy and dynamic light scattering) for selected type of nano-TiO2.
Maxillary defects are a complex problem due to many factors such as anatomical specific aspects in the maxillary area, multiple pathological conditions, variability of the aetiologies, the very large panel of surgical techniques, and the poor knowledge on their effective functional results.
Our approach of employing in silico analysis to select the potential integral OMPs and subsequent experimental validation with a panel of experimental techniques is a direct and effective strategy for the identification of novel surface-exposed antigens that have the potential to serve as diagnostic antigens and vaccine candidates.
