Tungsten is the metal most commonly used for generating electron beams in scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Its high melting point, excellent thermal stability, and low vapor pressure make it ideal for withstanding the high temperatures required for electron emission.
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(A) Western Blotting | (II) Protein identification |
(B) Southern Blotting | (I) DNA identification |
(C) Northern Blotting | (IV) RNA identification |
(D) Yeast two-hybrid system | (III) Protein-protein interaction |