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G. Borriello. A New Interface Specification Methodology and its Application to Transducer Synthesis. Technical Report UCB/CSD 88/430 (PhD Dissertation), Computer Science Division, University of California at Berkeley, May 1988. 

This is a modification of the Doebner-Miller quinaldine synthesis adapted by J. M. Kissane and R Robins (/. Biol. Chem., 233 184, 1958). The fluorometric method measures desoxyribose but several compounds interfere. The elaborate separation procedme described below should make the technique specific for highly polymerized DNA Experience may show that many of these separation steps can be bypassed in the application of the technique to the analysis of marine particulate material. We have, nevertheless, reported the full method. The application of this method to marine problems has been undertaken by W. H. Sutcliffe of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, and his associates, and by O. Holm-Hansen of the Institute of Marine Resomrces, University of California. At the time of writing, a joint paper on methodology and results is planned. We are grateful to these workers for being allowed to report this technique prior to publicatioa... 

G. ((Jar) B. Huflund received a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of California at Berkeley in 1978. He then joined the faculty in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Florida in Gainesville. His major interests are concerned with chemical reactions at solid surfaces, such as hyperthennal atom sources, with applications to catalysis, semiconductor materials and processing, electrochemistry, and tribology. He has contributed toward f c development of instrumentation and methodologies for surface and interface analysis. 

Allen RM (2007) The ElarmS earthquake early warning methodology and its application across California. In Gasparini P, Manfredi G, Zschau J (eds) Earthquake early warning systems. Springer, Berlin, pp 21 14 Allen RM, Kanamori H (2003) The potential for earthquake early warning in Southern California. Science 300 786-789... 

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