Immobilize

... major role in it. Good bacteria are our first line of defense against pathogenic yeasts, parasites, and harmful bacteria, which they will kill or immobilize. Gut flora is so vital to our physiological function, especially digestion and immunity, that scientists have begun to think of it as another ...

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Yes, I immobilize the histones to the DNA, but I am not doing a Chip-on-ChIP, which would be another microarray and certainly the easiest way, but too expensive for my boss. I stop after the Chromatinimmunoprecipitation, extract ...

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what exactly are you refering to by ChIP? To my knowledge, in ChIP-on-chip you have DNA and immobilize proteins, so that's probably not, what are you doing...

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... cells, proteins, heavy metals, and other chemical and biological species with high selectivity and sensitivity. In particular it is possible to immobilize antibodies to detect the specific antigen [3] and discriminate single point mutations in oligonucleotide sequences [4]. Capabilities of current ...

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... of colubrids as harmless snakes. Biologists had long known that some snakes had rear fangs, 'inferior' venom inlection mechanisms that might immobilize prey; although a few fatalities were on record, until 1957 the possibility that such snakes were deadly to humans seemed at most remote. ...

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