fluorescent dye
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffluorescentanddye
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fluorescent
adjective
uk/flɔːˈres.ənt/us/flɔːˈres.ənt/
Fluorescent lights are very bright, tube-shaped electric lights, often used ...
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dye
noun[C or U]
uk/daɪ/us/daɪ/
a substance used to change the colour ...
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(Definition offluorescentanddyefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The water that issued from the nozzle was dyed with thefluorescentdye.
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A pre-loading method of evaluating gap junctional communication byfluorescentdyetransfer.
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To start we simply injected many displaced cells withfluorescentdyeand then captured their arbors in the synaptic layer.
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One to two days prior to dehiscence, flower heads were covered with a slurry offluorescentdyeand water.
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The cellular distribution of thefluorescentdyewas visualized by means of a confocal laser scanning microscope.
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In these injections, no hint of dendritic filling occurred, despite clear passage of thefluorescentdyeinto the cell bodies.
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If, however, thefluorescentdyeconcentration is small there is no significant change in the light intensity as the radiation traverses the medium.
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For density measurement, the dense fluid was dyed withfluorescentdye, and the density calculated from images corrected for light sheet divergence and attenuation.
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To check that, vertical dye lines have been made by droppingfluorescentdyepellets at different distances from the vortex pair and at various times.
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Afluorescentdyesolution is injected into the gap through one of the density measurement tubes, the injection being gravity controlled.
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This is achieved by using afluorescentdye.
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To evaluate the ejection pattern of the agonists, afluorescentdyewas added to the solution in the pipette, which allowed the spread of agonist to be observed.
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The cylindrical cavity of the vortex-ring generator was filled with a solution of water-solublefluorescentdye, and a sheet of laser light was used for illumination.
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Every dissociated cell from which recordings were obtained was labeled with afluorescentdyeapplied to the optic nerve, so its identity as a ganglion cell was established.
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On hybridization to a target sequence, the spatial relationship between thefluorescentdyeand the bases is changed, resulting in greatly reduced quenching and a significant increase in fluorescence.
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Probe molecules, typically labeled with afluorescentdye, are added to the array.
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The maleimide functionality allows conjugation of thefluorescentdyeto the sulfhydryl group of cysteine residues.
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A similar redox-based assay has also been developed using thefluorescentdye, resazurin.
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Assuming a purefluorescentdyesolution in an isotropic surrounding, the individual emitters are indistinguishable.
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Fura-2 is an example of afluorescentdyeused to measure calcium.
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A cell membrane is typically labeled with afluorescentdyeto allow for observation.
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The stored chemicals included, beside urea andfluorescentdye, organophosphate insecticides, mercury compounds and organochlorines.
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These proteins can be stained withfluorescentdyelabeled antibodies and detected using flow cytometry.
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