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Microanatomical Properties of Energy Willow (Salix spp.) Leaves after Exposure to Potentially Toxic Elements from Wastewater Solids and Wood Ash
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Microanatomical Changes in the Leaves of Arundo donax (L.) Caused by Potentially Toxic Elements from Municipal Sewage Sediment
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Vizzu: Open Source Library For Animated Data Visualizations and Data Stories
Hello, Hackernoon community! After four years of coding and navigating the rough waters of bootstrapping a startup and finding the right path forward, our small team of Vizzu is at the best place it can be: We finally have our first product: an open-source Javascript library. (I admit, I might be biased here as an open-source enthusiast.) I’m happy to say a few words about why we think Vizzu is unique among the dataviz libraries and why we hope that you will love to use it as much as we do.
Finding the Optimal Surface Density of Aptamer Monolayers by SPR Imaging Detection‐Based Aptamer Microarrays
Abstract Surface plasmon resonance imaging (SPRi) by enabling label‐free, real time assessment of biomolecular interactions in multiplexed manner is one of the methods of choice for high throughput characterization of large pools of DNA aptamer candidates following in vitro selection. Moreover, with major advances in in situ amplification methods SPRi became also a viable detection platform for aptamer microarrays.
Finding the Optimal Surface Density of Aptamer Monolayers by SPR Imaging Detection‐Based Aptamer Microarrays
Abstract Surface plasmon resonance imaging (SPRi) by enabling label‐free, real time assessment of biomolecular interactions in multiplexed manner is one of the methods of choice for high throughput characterization of large pools of DNA aptamer candidates following in vitro selection. Moreover, with major advances in in situ amplification methods SPRi became also a viable detection platform for aptamer microarrays.
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