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fluor·esce

(flōr-es'),
To produce or exhibit fluorescence.
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At excitation by laser 405 nm of confocal microscope the surface of fruit containing secretory cells has fluoresced in yellow (Figures 2(a) and 2(b)).
Application of Autofluorescence for Analysis of Medicinal Plants
Juveniles represented the smallest sample (one of three specimens of this age category exhibited fluorescence), and slightly more than half of the subadult specimens fluoresced. Adults, comprising nearly two-thirds of the total sample, exhibited a significantly greater frequency of fluorescence than the pooled number of individuals representing younger age categories.
Polymorphic nature of cranial fluorescence in the fox squirrel (Sciurus niger) from Texas and Oklahoma
For example a + + indicates that a colony fluoresced with a blue halo and was identified as E.
A comparison of false positive Escherichia coli in surface waters using two methods for enumeration
In the first DNA form, when the dye molecules were far apart, they fluoresced green.
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"All the areas that fluoresced were display feathers that were waggled or fluffed up or showed off in courtship," she says.
Parrots will fluoresce for sex. (Biology)
The tumors that received the ultrasound fluoresced twice as brightly as the tumors that weren't exposed to ultrasound, Kruskal reports.
Ultrasound boosts drug delivery to tumors. (Biomedicine: From Chicago, at the 87th annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America)
Enough francium was trapped that a video camera could capture the light given off by the atoms as they fluoresced (see image).
Creating, cooling, trapping francium atoms

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