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"We can imagine making memory not out of expensive silicon chips, but of less expensive organic materials that could be patterned in a process of continuous sheets," said Warren Jackson, a physicist at Hewlett-Packard Laboratories in Palo Alto, Calif., who is one of the authors of the paper.
Stem cells can also be patterned in a high-throughput manner onto flexible implementation patches for tissue regeneration or onto substrates with the goal of accessing encapsulated stem cells of interest for genomic analysis.
These technologies are able to create spatially defined gradients of immobilized biomolecules to control stem cell fate or can be patterned in a high-throughput manner to study stem cell behavior [108].
Given the putative growth-regulatory role of Foxa1 in mouse C cell precursor subsets (Fig. 4), its differential expression in MTC predicted that cancer cell proliferation might be patterned in a similar manner depending on the tumor context.
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It was patterned, in a pattern too big for his eyes to grasp, and he supposed it was a carpet of some kind.
The cylindrical holes were patterned in a thin film of photoresist.
Unlike flies, most insect embryonic primordia occupy only a small portion of the blastoderm and only few anterior segments (head and thorax) are patterned in a syncytial environment.
Each of the three components of the gold enhancement reagent was patterned in a separate 2 μL, 29-spot array onto the third inlet.
The die has a face area approximately 20 μm2 that has been patterned in an FIB.
The electrodes were patterned in an interdigitated manner with the casting of graphite powder on the 3-D printed molds.
Tunable nanostructures can be patterned in Ga[Al]As heterostructures with an atomic force microscope (AFM).
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