REPORT Neuronal biosensors Chemoreceptors are - Analytical

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Neuronal biosensors. Chemoreceptors are among the newest tools available to the bioanalytical chemist. R. Michael Buch and Garry A. Rechnitz of the University of Delaware describe their work to incorporate blue crab antennules in receptor-based biosensors and examine possible analytical uses

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On the cover. Detecting latent fingerprints. E. Roland Menzel of Texas Tech University describes the evolution of fingerprint detection methods in crime solving and provides an overview of current methods using laser-excited luminescence and time-resolved imaging

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Peter Scott awarded AOAC's Harvey W. Wiley Award. • Two-photon excitation of atomic oxygen produces intense IR signal. • New England sugar maples under attack from pear thrips

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Gel electrophoresis of DNA. The introduction of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis has dramatically increased the size of DNA molecules that can be separated by electrophoresis. Individual DNA molecules can also be visualized during electrophoretic separation

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