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In this connection, a single phase, nanocrystalline perovskite PZT powder has been successfully derived from an amorphous hydroxide precursor by mechanical activation.
A single phase, nanocrystalline perovskite PZT powder has been successfully derived from a mixture of oxides via a mechanical activation route.
Only one hESC line has been successfully derived from them, HS475.
Recently, mouse haploid embryonic stem cells (haESCs) have been successfully derived from parthenogenetic (PG) and androgenetic (AG) blastocysts, and applied to forward or reverse genetic screening and production of genetically modified mice, showing a great potential in genetic studies in mammalian organisms.
Capacitive information of polymeric films formed was successfully derived from both the on-line and off-line impedance measurements and was used to characterize the surface fouling of IrO2 electrodes.
Thirteen of 81 founder generation mice carried the transgene, and offspring were successfully derived from 10. Analyses of transgene expression by Northern blot and immunohistochemistry revealed that only a single line expressed MYC in the prostate.
Despite the early embryonic lethality due to Shp2 deletion, mESCs were successfully derived from Shp2-deficient (Exon4−/−) (nearly 25%), wild-type (Shp2+/+) and heterozygous (Shp2+/−) blastocysts, as detected by PCR genotyping (Figure 1A, upper panel), and ablation of Shp2 was confirmed by immunoblotting (Figure 1A, lower panel).
Induced pluripotent cells were successfully derived from a patient with late-onset retinal macular degeneration (LORMD) and one unaffected sibling.
The htFibs, which easily overgrew the primary cell cultures, were successfully derived from the nonselected cell fractions [ 18].
MSC cultures were successfully derived from BM aspirates of 22 AML patients and 5 healthy donors, either from fresh or cryopreserved samples.
A final conclusion is that the parameter values of the predictive distributions of future fertility, mortality and migration can be successfully derived from a methodology that combines the findings of three existing methods: analysis of observed errors in past forecasts, model-based estimates of forecast errors and the eliciting of expert opinions.
