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Both cell-surface glycoproteins, TROP2 and EpCAM, are encoded by the GA733 gene family and have been efficiently targeted by monoclonal antibodies in vitro as well as in vivo (Velders et al, 1998; Ruan et al, 2003; Wang et al, 2008).

It also implements a border mirroring strategy to effectively process border areas in the image, and has been efficiently implemented using graphics processing units (GPUs).

For this reason, we applied the current state-of-the art job-profiling approach [35] which is effective both in homogeneous and heterogeneous environments [37] and has been efficiently applied by various recent works [38 40].

The reaction yielded 37 μg of large (>40 kb) DNA amplimers, indicating that the template was undegraded and had been efficiently amplified.

The Hannover rat, Han:Sprague-Dawley (SPRD)- cy rat is an accepted model for human PKD [ 38, 39] and has been efficiently used since more than a decade.

Also, tools for visualizing ATP, calcium effluxes and apoptosis have been efficiently used in zebrafish (Peri and Nüsslein-Volhard, 2008; Cheung et al., 2011; Sieger et al., 2012).

Since IONPs and QDs have been efficiently loaded into PLGA NPs and enhanced the encapsulation of hydrophobic drugs alongside them, we hoped to coencapsulate our cisplatin cores, along with RAPA into PLGA NPs using the solvent displacement method.

Additionally, only simple clusters, such as dimers and trimers, have been efficiently synthesized.

In this way, two widely used micromechanical formulations, i.e. polycrystal plasticity and dilatational plasticity, have been efficiently combined, with crystals and voids represented explicitly, to predict porosity evolution.

Many types of manures (e.g., green crop residues, mulch, industrial wastes, animal dung, and domestic wastes) have been efficiently applied to crops and resulted higher availability of Zn to plants by microbial actions, straight donation, or chemical conversion reactions (Maliwal et al. 2007; Quilty and Cattle 2011).

This very long list of positive qualities that support dharma, and, in turn, a spiritual life and spiritual evolution, have been efficiently boiled down by Hindu seekers far wiser than I, to three foundational values: truth (satya), non-hurting (ahimsa), and self-control or self-restraint (brahmacharya).