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Currently a number of methodologies exist for generating nanoscale features of biomolecules that rely primarily on the aforementioned nanolithographic techniques.
Although fabrication methods exist for generating topographical features on polymeric scaffolds for cell culture, current techniques, especially those with nano-scale resolution, are typically complex, prohibitively expensive and not accessible to most biology laboratories.
A number of mathematical solutions exist for generating this specific pattern of correlation that could have been used alternatively in the present context.
Versatile technologies exist for generating, identifying and characterizing mutations in the Drosophila retina, making this an unrivaled system for deciphering gene function.
In particular, analysis of mass spectra to identify peaks and map peptide sequences to proteins has been well-studied in traditional proteomics applications, and good software packages exist for generating peptide XIC ratios [12] [14].
While databases exist for generating larger samples such as LexisNexis which provides a commercial database of news content (available at http://www.lexisnexis.com), the analytical tools they provide are limited.
A lot of software packages are available for visualising structure in 3D, but only a handful exists for generating 2D protein/ligand interaction diagrams.
Hydraulic engineer Richard Burrows of the University of Liverpool says that although the technology exists for generating tidal power, it isn't currently cost-effective when compared with alternative energy sources, which is why the project is not going ahead in the current economic situation.
For such organisms, phenotype sequencing can open up a fast path for directly identifying a phenotype's genetic causes, for any phenotype where a good screen exists for generating multiple independent mutant strains.
Thus, the potential exists for generating estrogens required for cell proliferation (Brueggemeir et al. 2001; Richards et al. 2002).
