The DNA samplesare pooled and arrayed in microtiter plates, and thepools are ampliï¬ed using gene-speciï¬c primers. Am-pliï¬cation products are incubated with the CEL Iendonuclease, a member of the S1 nuclease family ofsingle strand-speciï¬c nucleases (Oleykowski et al.,1998).
Death Benefit. Share. What is 'Death Benefit'. Death benefit is the amount on a life insurance policy, annuity or pension that is payable to the beneficiary when the insured or annuitant passes away. A death benefit may be a percentage of the annuitant's pension.
Death benefits may be available to replace a portion of family income that is lost when an employee dies because of a work-related injury or occupational illness. A surviving spouse, minor children, dependent grandchildren or other dependents of the deceased employee may be eligible to receive death benefits. Death benefits may be paid to: 1  surviving spouse; 2  minor child(ren) 3  child(ren) enrolled in an accredited educational institution who is less than 25 years old; 4  dependent grandchild(ren); 5  other dependent family member(s); or. 6  non-dependent parents - only when there are no surviving eligible dependent family members.