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The research presented in this book is based on the approach of Heritage Urbanism in a combination of experiments (case studies) and theory.

In a combination of experiments using 2D clinorotation and real microgravity provided by several parabolic flight campaigns, we found that the oxidative burst reaction and phagocytosis in NR8383 macrophages depends on the gravitational force.

In a combination of experiments using "functional weightlessness" provided by 2D clinorotation and real microgravity provided by several parabolic flight campaigns, we investigated rapid graviresponsiveness at the molecular level in human T lymphocytes, the key player of the specific immune response.

Next, we identified robust Wnt target genes based on consistent changes in a combination of experiments (details not shown): lithium chloride inhibition of GSK3β 21 in the normal RIE-1 intestinal cell line (Leedham, unpublished data, 2010) and exon mRNA expression microarray and qRT-PCR in tumours from Apc-mutant mice.

In a combination of experiments using "functional weightlessness" provided by 2D-clinostats and real microgravity provided by several parabolic flight campaigns and compared to in-flight-1g-controls, we identified rapid gravity-responsive reactions inside the cell cycle regulatory machinery of human T lymphocytes.

In this paper, a combination of experiments and models was used to study the mechanical and hyperthermic properties of magnetic nanoparticles (MNP -filled PDMNP -filledes for biomedical aPDMScomposites

In this work, a combination of experiments and computational simulations was employed to study the effects of diluents (CO2, N2, and Ar) on the laminar burning velocity of premixed hydrogen/oxygen flames using the heat flux method.

My students and I work to understand the physical mechanisms that control flow of multiphase, multicomponent fluids in the subsurface, using a combination of experiments and theory.

We address this problem by focusing specifically on how conditions in early-life influence the fitness costs and benefits associated with the supply of parental care in adult life, using a combination of experiments and new theory.

Dunovan et al. studied how these signals are processed in the human basal ganglia using a combination of experiments and computational models.

In another analysis, Straub et al. [ 29] also searched for HAS, characterized this time by a combination of experiments in cell lines, using either RNA interference of genes encoding DCC proteins (msl-3, mle, mof) or decrease of crosslinking in the ChIP experiments.