1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Chromatogram mean? • Chromatogram (noun) The noun Chromatogram has 1 sense:

2. UGENE makes it possible to do Chromatogram analysis and work with Chromatogram …

3. Tutorial: Chromatogram Analysis in UGENE

4. Chromatogram in relation to straight chain compounds

5. Definition of Chromatogram in the Definitions.net dictionary

6. What does Chromatogram mean? Information and translations of Chromatogram in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

7. Theoretical plates can be easily measured from the Chromatogram

8. A Chromatogram is the measurement of something after separation by chromatography

9. Objective : To establish the fingerprint chromatogram of Compound Renshen Injection ( CRSI ).

10. The Chromatogram class is designed to store chromatographic MS data, i.e

11. The Chromatogram obtained from the unknown sample looks as follows

12. Remove the chromatogram from the tank and dry in air.

13. Base peak Chromatograms simply take the intensity of the most intense ion of each spectra at each point in the Chromatogram and report that as the Y axis of the Chromatogram

14. How to read a chromatogram? > back to TLC FAQ Retention factor (Rf) definition

15. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A mass Chromatogram is a representation of mass spectrometry data as a Chromatogram, where the x-axis represents time and the y-axis represents signal intensity.

16. The Chromatogram is allowed to dry and is then sprayed with a solution of ninhydrin

17. Support and hit like and/or subscribe =).This video explains the concept of the Chromatogram

18. The Chromatogram is a printed tape with the retention times and peak areas

19. A Chromatogram (sometimes also called electropherogram) is the visual representation of a DNA sample produced by a sequencing machine. DNA Sequence Assembler can assemble Chromatogram files (SCF/ABI/AB1/AB) with or without confidence scores (confidence score)

20. Figure 1 shows a typical chromatogram which should be obtained from a silylated resolution test mixture (4.10),

21. After development the chromatogram is overlayed with the 125I-labelled virus and the bound virus is Autoradiographed

22. Method for evaluating analyte-related signals from an ims chromatogram captured by means of ion mobility spectrometry

23. The Chromatogram yielded from this shows the retention time by the intensity (amount of component present)

24. DNA Chromatogram Explorer Lite is a Windows Explorer clone dedicated to DNA sequence analysis and manipulation

25. A paper Chromatogram can also be used to identify substances by comparing them with known substances

26. Here, we introduce an experimental workflow that uses this technique to construct Chromatogram libraries that capture fragment ion chromatographic …

27. Chromatogram definition: a column or strip of material containing constituents of a mixture separated by Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

28. Chromatogram definition is - the pattern formed on an adsorbent medium by the layers of components separated by chromatography.

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30. Interpreting the Chromatogram : The retention time (t R) is a reflection of the substance's affinity for the stationary phase

31. For more information, log on to-http://shomusbiology.weebly.com/This chromatography lecture will explain what is Chromatogram and how to analyze a chromatogr

32. 13 The petroleum carboxylic acids in two distillates of North Sea crude oil were separated by the extraction with column chromatogram and anion exchange resin.

33. UV absorption spectrum and column chromatogram are in agreement with literature as well as the strong lipolytic action in vitro and in vivo in the rabbit.

34. The recording (column or paper strip) on which the constituents of a mixture are adsorbed in chromatography Familiarity information: Chromatogram used as a …

35. There are many different variations on what is shown on a Chromatogram — depending on the settings used in each laboratory and any regulatory requirements.

36. Chromatogram Chromatograms should be checked to ensure that chromatographic quality, including good peak shape, baseline drift, column bleed, sample carryover, and chromatographic resolution are within acceptable limits

37. A Chromatogram is a two-dimensional plot with the y-axis depicting detector response for concentration and the x-axis representing time

38. A Chromatogram is essentially the output of a chromatography run. It is an electronic file or hardcopy containing the information generated during the chromatography run

39. Analyzing A DNA Sequence Chromatogram Student Researcher Background: DNA Analysis and FinchTV DNA sequence data can be used to answer many types of questions

40. In another method, the Chromatogram is again allowed to dry and then placed in an enclosed container (such as another beaker covered with a watch glass) along with a few

41. This Chromatogram is a temperature programmed analysis of a wide range of n-hydrocarbons. The injection was splitless on a medium polar column (cyano – phenyl – methyl siloxane)

42. If the antibiotic level is greater than 1 μg per cm2, after the chromatogram has been treated with ammonia vapours (3.7) golden yellow fluorescent spots will be seen on irradiation under the UV lamp (4.4).

43. Automated DNA Sequencers generate a four-color Chromatogram showing the results of the sequencing run, as well as a computer program's best guess at interpreting that data --- a text file of sequence data

44. Instances of the class can be created with the Chromatogram constructor function but in most cases the dedicated methods for OnDiskMSnExp and MSnExp objects extracting Chromatograms should be used instead (i.e

45. The parent or helper should keep track of which marker made which Chromatogram (make a small mark on the back of the disk, for example), but keep it secret! This is a mystery for later! Give these “mystery Chromatograms” time to dry.

46. This technique is based on the spectrophotodensitometric evaluation of coloured reaction products, which are generated directly on the TLC-plate. This occurs by dipping a developed chromatogram into a solution of naphthoquinonesulphonic acid-perchloric acid-reagent and subsequent heating.

47. Chromatogram - the recording (column or paper strip) on which the constituents of a mixture are adsorbed in chromatography recording - a signal that encodes something (e.g., picture or sound) that has been recorded Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

48. Chromatogram - the recording (column or paper strip) on which the constituents of a mixture are adsorbed in chromatography recording - a signal that encodes something (e.g., picture or sound) that has been recorded Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

49. This chapter describes a number commonly occurring Chromatograms where peaks show unexpected behaviour: compounds elute earlier, later, together, no peaks show up or other effects. The examples will help you to diagnose your chromatogram as well as to verify your hypotheses of the possible causes.

50. The parent or helper should keep track of which marker made which chromatogram (make a small mark on the back of the disk, for example), but keep it secret! This is a mystery for later! Give these “mystery Chromatograms” time to dry

51. ‘The chromatogram produced can then be used to give an Autoradiograph so the compounds that the radioactive material has been incorporated into can be readily identified.’ ‘The Autoradiographs were scanned with a densitometer, and the signals were quantified.’ ‘We assessed band sharing on polyacrylamide gel Autoradiographs.’

52. Finch TV, freely available, and freely redistributable Chromatogram viewer for both Window and Mac OS Sequencher, for DNA sequence assembly and analysis Sequence Scanner Software v1.0, a free software enables you to view, edit, print and export sequence data generated using the Applied Biosystems Genetic Analyzers

53. The Chromatogram is a two-dimensional plot with the ordinate axis giving concentration in terms of the detector response, and the abscissa represents the time. The detector gives a response as a peak whose height should be ideally dependent on the concentration of the particular component.

54. Automated DNA Sequencers generate a four-color Chromatogram showing the results of the sequencing run, as well as a computer program’s best guess at interpreting that data – a text file of sequence data. That computer program, however, does make mistakes and you need to manually double-check the interpretation of the primary data.

55. The concept of mass chromatography (MC) is based upon the fact that structural features specific to (or rather indicative of) a given family of chemical compounds are represented in the mass spectrum, and that this information can be used to extract Chromatograms—from the total ion Chromatogram—that represent those chemical classes.

56. Chromatogram Generator Tool How do you achieve the fastest or most qualitative LC separation with only a limited budget to spend on instruments, ovens and columns? Jeroen Billen and Gert Desmet of the Vrije Universiteit of Brussels developed with Peter Schoenmakers an optimization tool for chromatographers that can help you to a small extent