Autoradiograph
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Autoradiograph
An autoradiograph is an image produced on a photographic film by the radiation from a radioactive substance.
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Autoradiography
If the mixture contains molecules that have been labeled with a radioactive tracer, these can be located by placing the chromatogram next to a sheet of X-ray film.
Autoradiography: A technique that uses X-ray film to visualize radioactively labeled molecules or fragments of molecules; used in analyzing length and number of DNA fragments after they are separated by gel electrophoresis.
Autoradiography A technique which reveals the position of radioactive isotope (such as 35S, 32P or 33P) within an experimental result.
autoradiography - photographic process used to detect location of radioactive material.
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Autoradiography
A photographic image produced exposing photographic film to a radiolabeled molecule (e.g. DNA, RNA, or protein). The emissions from the radioactive label expose the photographic film.
Autoregulation
See autogenous regulation.
Autoradiography A means of detecting radioactive molecules immobilized in a separation medium such as polyacrylamide; the radioactivity of the molecules will blacken x-ray film.
AUTORADIOGRAPHY - A process to detect radioactively labeled molecules (which usually have been separated in an SDS-PAGE or agarose gel) based on their ability to create an image on photographic or X-ray film.
Autoradiographs courtesy of Bob Blackett, of the Department of Public Safety Crime Lab. We are grateful for his contributions to this activity.
Autoradiography is a process in which film is used to show the area of the vector where the probe has attached. This area is the gene in question.
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Stage 5 - Autoradiography
Radioactive solution is washed off and an X-Ray plate is placed over the membrane ...
Autoradiograph -- a photographic picture showing the position of radioactive substances in tissues. Bacteriophage -- a virus whose host is a bacterium; commonly called phage.
A technique of blotting cloned DNA without prior restriction digestion and electrophoresis (See Southern blotting). Autoradiography reveals dots indicating probe hybridization.
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A technique for amplifying anonymous stretches of DNA(single random primers of 16-20 bases) using PCR. Products are often analysed on a polyacrylamide gel and detected by autoradiography. Related to RAPD.
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The extent of labeling (as determined by autoradiography and densitometry) is proportional to the concentration of the target molecule in the sample. Standards provide a means of calibrating the results.
DNA is directly labelled at the restiriction sites and two-dimensionall electrophoresis is employed to resolve and identify these landmarks. The procedure gives a 2-D pattern with thousands of scattered spots of landmarks after autoradiography.
 See also: DNA, Autoradiography, Trans, Sequence, Molecule
  
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