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If sigma-2 receptors were a biomarker of tumour cell proliferation, they would be amenable to detection by non-invasive imaging procedures, thus eliminating many of the problems associated with the flow cytometric measures of tumour cell proliferation presently used in the clinic.
Nevertheless, the projection of serum antibody reactivities on the array of self-antigens provided a global view of reactivity patterns within the autoantibody repertoire that were amenable to detection and analysis by informatic techniques.
All features on the body that are amenable to detection and quantification by machine vision, such as bristles and bristle number, could also be implemented easily.
Several improvements of pMHC multimer technology can be used to extend the range of TCR pMHC interactions that are amenable to detection.
Aside from the gross process errors that are amenable to detection, as we have described here, there is also a large class of more subtle systematic errors that can contribute to the overall systematic error on the expression ratio measurement.
As these numbers are based on the incorporation of radioactive precursors in a pulse labelling experiment we assume that the majority of early proteins will be amenable to mass spectrometric detection also in the late phase of infection as they are still synthesized or have accumulated during infection.
Despite relatively small size (40 45 amino acids) and simple secondary structure (paired alpha-helices), the S-helix domain appears to be amenable to sensitive and specific detection using probabilistic sequence comparisons and database searches.
Detection of MCMs would be amenable to automation and potentially applicable in the developing world.
Thus, there is a crucial need to identify biomarkers for early detection of developing HCC, as well as molecular pathways that would be amenable to therapeutic intervention.
Successful extraction and quantification of volatile monoterpenes and detection of a range of diterpenoids suggests that metabolite analysis could also be amenable to different classes of metabolites.
