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In order to overcome both cell source and current wounding assays limitations, a tissue-on-a-chip approach was investigated by developing and characterising a human induced pluripotent stem cells model of RPE layer on Electric Cell substrate Impedance Sensing microelectrode arrays.
This antibody was developed and characterised by Cederholm-Williams et al (1985) and shown by reverse zymography to selectively recognise uPA PAI-1 complexes.
By optimising and characterising the extraction procedure and the LC-MS/MS analysis, we have developed and validated a highly specific and sensitive method for S1P quantification.
The gene expression profiles of developing and germinated pollen have been characterised by use of the eudicot model plant Arabidopsis.
This paper addresses this shortcoming by developing a novel process to characterise the component-based system architecture of commercial air operations and implementing the process to create the Offshore Helicopter Transportation System Model.
The first years of REACH were characterised by learning-by-doing for all those involved in developing and implementing this legislation.
A similar set of experiments was perfomed using susceptible, BALB/c mice, which are characterised by developing a poor Th1 response to ECTV.
Healthcare pathways were characterised by developing a taxonomy using multiple correspondence analysis prior to hierarchical classification.
The mNY criteria – in common with all classification criteria – were developed by characterising patients with definite disease.
The study has shown that OTC voluntary carbon market is still at a dynamic developing stage characterised by the variety of standards, their lacking efficiency and legitimacy - despite the development of certification schemes in recent years.
Tissues in which VvSTS expression levels are generally low i.e. stem, bud, young leaves, rachis at fruit set and developing berries are characterised by high constitutive expression of at least one of the three different VvCHS genes.
