ライフサイエンスコーパス: radiometric

1 For this platform, we adopted the standard radiometric (32)P-ATP-labeled phosphate transfer assay.

2 Radiometric (53)Mn-(53)Cr dating has been successfully a

3 However, paleomagnetic and radiometric age data from samples recovered by ocean dri

4 Although palaeomagnetic and radiometric age data suggest that mantle flow can advect

5 Hill Formation, which at other sites have a radiometric age of 405,000 years ago.

6 1994 and 2014 when plotted against sediment (radiometric) age, indicating the usefulness of isotopic

7 The (81)Kr radiometric ages agree with independent age estimates ob

8 Crater counts and radiometric ages from returned samples provide constrain

9 ic field, palaeomagnetic data, combined with radiometric ages of Apollo samples, provide evidence for

10 d in shallow fault zones and therefore their radiometric ages reflect a mixture of both mineral popul

11 the sites lack any age control, others have radiometric ages that are chronologically irrelevant, ne

12 remains poorly constrained given the lack of radiometric ages.

13 SPR surface capture results correlated with radiometric analysis for hybridization performance, demo

14 (230)Th/U radiometric analysis of multiple bone specimens using di

15 rated by fast chromatographic separation and radiometric analysis.

16 ydrolase (REH) activities were determined by radiometric and chromatographic (HPLC) means.

17 ]ABA occur across intact RBC, as detected by radiometric and chromatographic methods.

18 ibuted to a mid-Pliocene impact event with a radiometric and magnetostratigraphic age of 3.3 million

19 Radiometric and mass spectrometric analyses of Cs contam

20 ative to the established "gold standards" of radiometric and mobility shift (Caliper) assays.

21 n of mycobacterial growth, but the system is radiometric and requires needles to inoculate specimens

22 umn detection of the captured analytes using radiometric and spectroscopic methods is demonstrated.

23 eveloped a completely in vitro system (using radiometric and time-resolved FRET assays) to quantify i

24 on this receptor class, we have developed a radiometric approach to the microarray assay.

25 here presents a novel, rapid, and effective radiometric approach using industry-standard liquid scin

26 ventional electrophysiology, patch-clamp and radiometric approaches to identify the nature of the pot

27 lymerase chain reaction for CocE mRNA and by radiometric assay for enzyme activity.

28 kinases and show that it performs similar to radiometric assay formats previously described in the li

29 TGase activity was measured with a radiometric assay in cultured articular chondrocytes fro

30 Using a highly sensitive radiometric assay in which the conversion of [14C]-5 alp

31 ate, fructose 6-phosphate, and methods for a radiometric assay of human GFAT1 that can be performed i

32 An in vitro radiometric assay selective for inducible CYP2B activity

33 In the radiometric assay tetrahydrofolate is required for the e

34 cocaine levels in small samples of tissue, a radiometric assay was developed.

35 The radiometric assay was used to measure hyaluronan irrespe

36 led hyaluronan binding proteins, used in the radiometric assay, were also used to detect hyaluronan a

37 asured under various conditions by NMR and a radiometric assay.

38 well with those obtained using the [(3)H]AEA radiometric assay.

39 to the RNA extension rate obtained from the radiometric assay.

40 ination of agarose gel electrophoresis and a radiometric assay.

41 lts are compared with fluxes measured with a radiometric assay.

42 response was evaluated with a double-antigen radiometric assay.

43 sitivity, simplicity, and reliability of the radiometric assays (which were among the first to be dev

44 by surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and (32)P-radiometric assays and reported in a related study.

45 ults in trial screening to those obtained by radiometric assays and that it is less prone to interfer

46 n these surfaces were quantified using (32)P-radiometric assays as a function of MCU diluent exposure

47 re probes, as determined by colorimetric and radiometric assays.

48 ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and 32P-radiometric assays.

49 ilable behavioral, electrophysiological, and radiometric assays.

50 e heretofore standard manual ISOLATOR 10 and radiometric BACTEC 13A systems.

51 paring MGIT results to those obtained by the radiometric BACTEC TB system and the method of proportio

52 systems, were evaluated in comparison to the radiometric BACTEC-460 semiautomated system for recovery

53 Currently, such parameters are obtained from radiometric-based assays that are both tedious and disco

54 A new EGFR tyrosine kinase radiometric binding assay revealed that all of the compo

55 The BACTEC radiometric broth dilution test method recommended for M

56 en and Middlebrook solid media and in BACTEC radiometric broth.

57 ains for which we have established a precise radiometric chronology.

58 otein were characterized by electrophoresis, radiometric counting, and MALDI-TOF MS.

59 tion of Ziehl-Neelsen staining of smears and radiometric culture for M. tuberculosis and is a rapid a

60 ith direct Ziehl-Neelsen staining of smears, radiometric culture for M. tuberculosis, and clinical an

61 Mycobacterial isolates were obtained by radiometric culture from 33 different species of captive

62 iously published studies in which the BACTEC radiometric culture system had not been used.

63 iagnose pulmonary tuberculosis if the BACTEC radiometric culture system were in use.

64 ntly superior to 200-microns pixel images if radiometric data is to be evaluated.

65 Here we use multisensor radiometric data to show that enhanced aerosol concentra

66 his number can be further constrained by new radiometric dates from equivalent sequences worldwide, t

67 ulfate (17)O record is often sparse or lacks radiometric dates.

68 Only a continuing program of radiometric dating and careful stratigraphic correlation

69 Our study paves the way for reliable radiometric dating of ancient ice in blue ice areas and

70 We present successful (81)Kr-Kr radiometric dating of ancient polar ice.

71 Independent radiometric dating of events correlated to GISP2 suggest

72 But radiometric dating of shallow crustal faulting, which oc

73 Radiometric dating of volcanic ash indicates that deposi

74 Uncertainties associated with radiometric dating preclude a clear chronological assess

75 t/exhumation rates can be done using various radiometric dating techniques.

76 short (a century or less) to be resolved by radiometric dating.

77 c context; (2) age is determined by reliable radiometric dating; (3) multiple lines of evidence from

78 Sensitive 32P-DNA radiometric density measurements were calibrated with mo

79 separation of (90)Sr and (226)Ra and offline radiometric detection by liquid scintillation counting (

80 tate from the complex sample matrix, so that radiometric detection can provide accurate measurement o

81 uct of the retention volume and the absolute radiometric detection efficiency.

82 with sufficiently high (41)Ca activities for radiometric detection has partly overcome this although

83 owerful dating and forensic tool compared to radiometric detection of (137)Cs alone.

84 was detected by HPLC-UV coupled with in-line radiometric detection, and unlabeled products were also

85 , SDS-PAGE and HPLC experiments, followed by radiometric detection, indicated that both P450 2A6 and

86 high performance liquid chromatography with radiometric detection.

87 placed between two photomultiplier tubes for radiometric detection.

88 matographic (LC) system coupled to an online radiometric detector under micellar conditions using 1-2

89 from reflectance or transmission profiles of radiometric energy.

90 otein or peptides) or labels (fluorescent or radiometric) for detection.

91 rescence (HTRF) format is preferred over the radiometric format due to the robustness, throughput, an

92 europium in A. cavernicola, we have combined radiometric (gamma) measurements with spectroscopic (tim

93 (n = 34), were performed by using the Bactec radiometric growth system as the reference method.

94 We used radiometric, immunologic, metabolomic, and biochemical a

95 In contrast, radiometric, isotopic and elemental records of anthropog

96 some cases better than, the "gold standard" radiometric kinase assays with respect to Z' values, dem

97 adduct specifically to CYP3A4, confirmed by radiometric liquid chromatography-trace and whole-protei

98 adhesion kinase-1 (FAK1) was performed using radiometric measurement of phosphorylation of a syntheti

99 performing the reaction in capped tubes and radiometric measurement of trapped 14CO2 by scintillatio

100 charge-coupled device array, which provides radiometric measurements of the light passing through ea

101 Airborne radiometric measurements were used to determine troposph

102 characterizing cloud morphology in resolving radiometric measurements.

103 tained using the BACTEC 460 (BD, Sparks, MD) radiometric method and a broth microdilution reference m

104 A radiometric method and a radial diffusion assay confirme

105 peat susceptibility testing using the BACTEC radiometric method and to the Centers for Disease Contro

106 that among the methods evaluated, the BACTEC radiometric method appeared to be the best for determini

107 Nocardia isolates by all methods, the BACTEC radiometric method produced the highest level of agreeme

108 he epsilometer test (E-test), and the BACTEC radiometric method.

109 Both the spectrophotometric and the radiometric methods are based on the conversion of 5-met

110 ion of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (59%); and radiometric methods for drug susceptibility testing (55%

111 ain for acid-fast bacillus microscopy (47%); radiometric methods for primary culture (29%); rapid (ra

112 horylase (NPase) activities were detected by radiometric methods in extracts of Methanococcus voltae.

113 ic methods for primary culture (29%); rapid (radiometric methods, use of nucleic acid probes, high-pe

114 ed radionuclides previously undertaken using radiometric methods.

115 ere characterized in vitro using optical and radiometric methods.

116 system was placed in BACTEC 12B bottles for radiometric monitoring.

117 The BACTEC 460 radiometric mycobacterial broth culture system has consi

118 ocumented enhanced ability of the BACTEC 460 radiometric mycobacterial culture system to recover M. t

119 of UV-LEDs, in particular, emission spectra, radiometric power, effective heat dissipation with a pas

120 ements of absolute fluorescence traceable to radiometric scales.

121 of the enzyme reaction can be quantitated by radiometric scanning of the TLC plate or by counting in

122 roportion (AP), the commonly used BACTEC 460 radiometric system, and the newer BACTEC MGIT 960 method

123 Using a radiometric technique, it was determined that administra

124 ion on quantification of alveolar bone using radiometric techniques.

125 trahydroprogesterone, as measured by using a radiometric thin-layer chromatography assay, while 5beta

126 spectroscopy and oxidize (14C1)-ascorbate by radiometric thin-layer chromatography method.