A machine then produces a profile of 13 unique markers, which are entered into state and national databases for matches.
The precision and efficiency of the dabbawallas have been likened to the Internet, where packets identified by unique markers are ferried to their destination by means of a complex network.
The drug control policy office is betting on stable isotopes to identify unique markers in marijuana, distinguishing it not just by geography but also by its cultivation method — for example, indoor versus outdoor.
"For Sikh Americans, the unique markers of religious identity — the turban, the beard — these markers are associated with the markers of terrorism," Singh told The Post's Sarah Kaplan in September, after Mukker, was viciously beaten.
These unique markers can substitute for fingerprints in identifying people.
A usual approach to anti-counterfeiting is to apply unique markers to the product in question.
Only cells which display these unique markers were capable of engrafting and generating the cellular diversity evident in human AML [228].
More precise characterization of stem cells with identification of new, unique markers; improvement in isolation and transplant techniques; and further development of functional assays will ultimately lead to new therapies for a host of human lung diseases.
This idea failed because the route's unique markers had already been designed, made and were about to be installed.
The developing heart was recently demonstrated to comprise two distinct fields identified through the expression of unique markers, and each giving rise to specific cardiac structures [3], [4].
At present, the MPC cell line most closely resembles well-differentiated neoplastic human chromaffin cells including the expression of tyrosine hydroxylase and phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase [22], unique markers of catecholamine synthesis.
