In conjunction with advances in labeling technology, particularly genetically expressed fluorescent proteins [ 1], this progression to HCA has driven the development of quantitative fluorescence microscopy techniques.
In conjunction with advances in sequencing resources, researchers have developed a number of powerful software tools to analyze and visualize this wealth of data.
In conjunction with advances in PRRSV molecular virology, reverse genetics and immunology, more and more attention is being directed to development of safe and efficacious vaccines against PRRSV.
These disciplines, in conjunction with advances in molecular biologic techniques, have led to striking advances in our understanding of the molecular pathogenesis of infection and the role of an ever-widening array of potential bacterial virulence factors.
David Head, chief executive of the British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society, said: "These are significant advances and in conjunction with the advances being made in stem-cell therapy and gene therapy, make for really exciting times as we work to translate science into treatment".
This lecture is being held in conjunction with the symposium Advancing an Anti-Racism Curriculum for Health Professional Education: Putting Knowledge into Practice, January 24-25 , 2019
In conjunction with the advance in computer technology, virtual screening of small molecules has been started to use in drug discovery.
In Utah, Deer Valley, Park City and the Canyons have teamed up to offer the Silver Passport, an interchangeable discounted multiday lift ticket available only in conjunction with the advance purchase of at least three nights' lodging.
The isolation of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and later the embryonic stem cells in conjunction with the advances made in cellular biology, tissue engineering, genetics and recombinant technology has initiated the development of new techniques and new therapeutic strategies allowing treatment of many pathological conditions providing restoration of tissue continuity and function.
Strong and predictable relationships of fishes with seabed habitats, in conjunction with rapid advances in acoustic seabed mapping capabilities, indicate there is great potential for using habitats as proxies or 'surrogates' to predict species distribution and abundance patterns at broad regional scales.
The results of the present epidemiologic investigation are discussed in conjunction with recent advances in leukemogenesis from other scientific disciplines.
