Previous methodologies for studying mitochondrial aging have severe limitations including a lack of spatial resolution and live-cell applicability. 2 We present a novel approach based on a time-sensitive fluorescent protein that is targeted to the mitochondrial matrix (MitoTimer).
Tests in a hydrogen air laboratory cell demonstrate the applicability of SPPO 2BnIm in PEMFCs at intermediate temperature under non-humidified conditions.
Raman-assisted electrochemical reduction of graphene oxide was also demonstrated by using our cell, highlighting the applicability and versatility of the proposed SEC.
It is consistent with previous methods but provides wider applicability, cell specificity, and excellent in-depth sequence resolution.
Although high purity is achieved with FACS and MCS, both are time and cost intensive procedures which often are limited in terms of tumour cell yields and applicability, since they require expensive equipment and the processing time depends on the sample volume.
Due to low cytotoxicity for normal cells and high transfection efficiency in cancer cells, the potential applicability of designed QPU as a non-viral gene carrier for targeting of cancer gene therapy was confirmed.
Cross-talk-free use of the NIR biosensors with blue-light-activatable optogenetic kinase inhibitors in the same cells demonstrates the applicability of the CBCR-based NIR FP in all-optical techniques.
Ultrasound-assisted bioreactors that provide mechanical conditioning to cells have broad applicability in tissue engineering, but biological experiments with ultrasound are very sensitive to environmental conditions.
This assay, based on a 13-mer LNA™ probe that matches the majority of HIV-1 sequences in the Los Alamos database, exhibited a wide dynamic range (101 107 copies of HIV DNA), high sensitivity (limit of detection of 1 copy of HIV DNA in 105 cells), and broad applicability to a range of HIV-1 subtypes (including A, B, C, D, F, H, B/C, and A/E CRFs).
The lack of naturally occurring specific targets in tumor vascular endothelial cells limits the applicability of such a therapeutic approach.
