The MicroCam device is a miniature colour camera able to acquire a JPEG image through a serial or USB connection.
In ASST, animals are trained in serial discrimination learning stages to acquire a rule and form an attentional set of a stimulus dimension.
Authors have shown that, after serial cultivations, these cells acquire an expression profile of collagen chains similar to that of fibroblasts isolated from the deeper part of the dermis [34].
A trivial explanation of our data is that the p65 null cells but not the p65 reconstituted cells had acquired a p53 mutation during serial passage and immortalization, thus explaining the lower apoptotic sensitivity of p65 null cells to DNA damaging agents.
This imaging approach allowed us to study organelles up to several µm deep inside fixed cells and simultaneously acquire optical serial sections for up to three different centrosomal proteins at a spatial resolution of ±120 nm in the x-,y and ±300 nm in the z-direction (Gustafsson et al., 2008; Schermelleh et al., 2008).
McIlroy has yet to acquire the serial winning habit to the extent that Woods once enjoyed.
In the 25 years since The Silence of the Lambs, fictional serial killers (the real ones are too horrific to think about) have acquired a handsome gloss.
A mordantly observed tale about a divorcee who supports herself as a music-hall artiste and mime, and acquires an admirer, it appeared in serial form during her own separation from "Willy" (Henri Gandhier-Villars) and forays into music hall-funded independence.
The results from this study show the possibility of using non-invasive 18F-FLT PET to evaluate responses during development of new anti-cancer agents and of following treatments without the need to acquire serial tumor biopsies or waiting weeks or months before a possible tumor reduction is seen.
The key strength and novel contribution of this study was the use of validated, non-invasive MRI technology to acquire serial, high-resolution measurements of gastric volumes in subjects under physiologic conditions.
