chromatogram

IPA: kroʊmˈætʌgræm

(analytical chemistry) The visual output from a chromatograph. Usually a graphical display or histogram.

Examples of "chromatogram" in Sentences

Figure 4A shows a segment of the sequencing chromatogram of
· Fixed crash when concatenating chromatogram and non-chromatogram sequences
As the chromatogram is developed with the same solvent, two blue fluroescing zones appear on the alumina column.
· Fixed crash in primer design when working with an alignment containing both chromatogram and non-chromatogram sequences
The high sequence depth, combined with the digital nature of the NGS data, enables secure identification of heteroplasmic nucleotide loci in a way not previously possible given the analog nature of Sanger chromatogram data.
The red line is the TIC for the chromatogram, while the black lines are the extracted ion chromatograms of individual m/z ion peaks in the mass spectral dimension, and, only of peaks detected using XCMS using the new centWave method by Ralf.
At present, modern technology has been adopted and includes: microscope appraisal, thin layer chromatogram, thin colorimeter, thin luminosity chromatogram, the combination of the chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometer, and the highly effective liquid chromatography.
Hanwei Valve owns patents for a 24-way rotary valve used in simulating moving bed molecular sieve absorption-separation units in large-scale petrochemical equipment, for chromatogram separation units used in bioengineering, and for fully welded ball valves used in long distance gas pipelines.