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ABCG2 in MDR was identified almost simultaneously by several groups in MCF-7/AdrVp cell lines (BCRP or MXR 5,7 and in placenta (ABCP 6.
To meet the current demands for rapid DNA amplification, various instruments and innovative technologies have been introduced by several groups in recent years.
Triangular designs can also be found painted on bark sheets used by various groups for initiations and on huge conical masks used by several groups in healing rituals.
This suggests a mechanical basis for the optimal myofibrillogenesis on muscle-mimetic elastic substrates that was recently observed by several groups in cultures of mouse-, humand, and chick-derived muscle cells.
Characterization of impact-ionization effects in scaled devices have been carried out by several groups in various types of devices (MESFETs, HEMTs, and HBTs), with different active layer materials.
Within the past year, the use of gas chromatographic techniques and sensory methodologies has been optimised by several groups in efforts to evaluate the organoleptic properties of a number of mature cheeses.
The role of telomeres in BES transcription has been extensively studied by several groups (reviewed in [44]).
The apparent migration and homing abilities of MSCs without tumorigenic potential were described by several groups and in different disease models [51 54].
"That would be a great follow-up series of studies — to say, OK, what is the key ingredient of this canvassing conversation?" Fleischer said the center recently has been visited by several groups interested in applying the canvassing method to a variety of issues, among them gun control, animal welfare and reducing income inequality.
With the discovery of MCPyV in 2008, for the first time a strong association between a human cancer and a polyomavirus was demonstrated and later confirmed by several groups (reviewed in [3]).
Such small changes at a global level after IR exposures were reported previously by several groups, both in human cell fibroblast and mouse studies [ 18, 33].
