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What Lies Beneath? Understanding Art Using Science
Top: Scenes From the Life of Saint John the Baptist (Francesco Granacci; ca. 1506-1507), egg tempera, oil, and gold on wood; 77.6×151.1 cm.
Bottom: Cross section of paint layers from Scenes from the Life of Saint John the Baptist, 20x objective, DIC light.
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Top: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Purchase of Gwynne Andrews, Harris Brisbane Dick, Dodge, Fletcher, and Rogers; funds from various donors; gift from Ella Morris de Peyster and Mrs. Donald Oenslager; and gifts in memory of Robert Lehman, 1970 (1970.134.1) Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Top: ELISA plate after the enzyme-catalyzed color reaction. The colored product indicates the presence of a protein or gum of interest to researchers. Bottom: Schematic diagram of a positive reaction in one well of the ELISA plate.
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Schematic diagram of Indirect ImmunoSERS Assay.
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Julie Arslanoglu, Associate Research Scientist, Department of Scientific Research, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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John Loike, Ph.D., Co-Director of Graduate Studies Department Physiology & Cellular Biophysics, Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Dina Georgas (left) and Stephanie Zaleski (right), Barnard College undergraduates, interns of the Department of Scientific Research at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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