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Advances in immunomagnetic cell sorting have enabled isolation and purification of pleuripotent stem cells from marrow aspirates and have expanded stem cell therapies to include allogeneic sources.

Electrolysis experiments showed that the addition of La2S3 to BaS-Cu2S increases the faradaic efficiency for liquid copper production with respect to a previously studied (BaS 54-(Cu2S)46 electrolyte, and enabled isolation of elemental sulfur as the anodic product.

Fluorescence-activated cell sorting enabled isolation of a population of cells constituted by 85 to 95% MCs.

The temporal dynamics of motivation-cognition interactions were investigated by employing an experimental design that enabled isolation of sustained and transient effects.

Sequential purification first on Protein A followed by Protein L enabled isolation of antibodies that contain both heavy and light chain, thus eliminating any unpaired heavy or light chain along with degraded fragments and contaminating bacterial proteins (Figure 4B).

We used a transgenic mouse system that enabled isolation of small numbers of Oct4ΔPE GFP-positive germ cells in vivOct4ΔPE GFP-positiveferentiation from mESCs in vitro, to uncover quantitate and qualitative phenotypes associated with the disruption of a singermtranslational regulator, Dazl.

According to Allbritton, the system enables isolation strategies that might otherwise be impossible, such as isolating cytotoxic T lymphocytes based on their ability to kill target cells.

She believes "in her own autonomy, her own enabling isolation: a belief, and a dream, that all her later experience will challenge".

Reduction enables isolation of cross-linked peptides by diagonal strong cation exchange chromatography.

There are several technologies enabling isolation of network resources, each one with its own characteristics and limitations.

The combination of IMAC and thermal precipitation of the copolymer enables isolation of its high-affinity, relatively homogeneous fraction most promising for bioseparations, including displacement chromatography of proteins.