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fluorescent

adjective as in illuminating

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adjective as in luminescent

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When one target analyte interacted with a fluorescent tip, the change in brightness was recorded by a computer.

The fluorescent fishing line pieces that ranged between three and eight millimeters in length were chosen as a material for the study because they were easy to see.

"We used one fluorescent color for the nascent RNA, and another one for the ribosome. This allowed us to view their kinetics separately under the high-powered microscope."

Guided by the computational model, the scientists were able to use cell density to generate a variety of predictable fluorescent patterns that developed over specific timeframes.

Other sounds, be it his wife popping chewing gum or a neighbour's dog barking, and some smells, such as congealed fat or grease, and sights such as fluorescent lights, have always made him very uncomfortable.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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