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A swiftly-issued Academy apology was subsequently labelled "patronising" by Takei, amid concern that the organisation had failed to outline how it will ensure future ceremonies avoid stereotyping.

Who better to intervene than Varoufakis – a man who, in challenging European elites to be fair to his bankrupt nation, reached rock star status and was subsequently labelled "the most interesting man in the world".

A different star was subsequently labelled Psi Phoenicis, while the other two designations fell out of use.

PDGFRα was subsequently labelled with Alexa Fluor 568 anti-rabbit antibody and the GM130 with Alexa Fluor 488 anti-mouse antibody (Molecular Probes).

Purified total RNA (10 μg) was used as the template for production of cDNA that was subsequently labelled and fragmented for hybridisation to Affymetrix Streptomyces diS_div712a GeneChip arrays as described previously by Hesketh et al [ 36].

These constructs were transiently expressed in CHO CRE-SPAP cells and the SNAP tag was subsequently labelled with the BG-AF488 surface substrate to allow visualization of the receptors on the surface of the transfected cells.

The amplified mRNA was subsequently labeled using the IVT Labeling Kit (Affymetrix), to produce biotin-labeled mRNA suitable for hybridizing to GeneChip Probe Arrays (Affymetrix U133 Plus 2.0).

enNTS1 was subsequently labeled with 13CH3-methionine in E. coli and purified to homogeneity in the absence of bound ligands.

Following mitochondria isolation and blocking of free protein thiols with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM), sulfenic acids in proteins were captured by an arsenite-specific reduction/biotin switch method (Saurin et al. 2004), whereby a sulfenic acid was reduced back to a free thiol group that was subsequently labeled with biotin-maleimide (Fig. 1).

The group was subsequently labeled as reggaeton, a genre that the duo wished to distance itself from.

Gillard was subsequently labeled "Ju-Liar" in early 2011, for doing something many male politicians had done before and since - going back on her word, in this case not to tax carbon - without garnering comparable outrage.