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The bottom of the thermalization insert was identical to the bottom of the original dissolution insert described in ref. 37, except for the addition of a pierced PTFE disc (thickness: 2 mm; holes diameter: 0.5 mm) designed to maintain the beads inside the 400 mm3 volume of the sample cup and prevent them from occluding the 2 mm diameter gas outlet.

Interestingly, the NSSRDLG peptide insert described in this study was also described in previous studies on other cell types [14], [37] but also overlaps with the DLGSARA insert isolated from breast cancer tissue in the work presented here.

Providing access to the phantom inserts described in this work will allow any clinical centre to accurately calibrate clinical SPECT activity quantification for input to whole organ MRT dosimetry calculations, resulting in improved dose calculations.

The outside of the insert describes increases in ad pages and the rate base since Hallmark Magazine started.

The PCR cycle programs to amplify cloned inserts are described in Additional file 5 and the PCR products were purified and sequenced as described above.

The HeLa cells were exposed to a mean absorbed dose of 50 cGy from 3.7 MeV α particles that results in ∼50% clonogenic survival (Autsavapromporn et al, 2013), and within 5 min after exposure the irradiated cells were intimately cocultured with bystander AG1522 cells in Transwell inserts, as described in the Methods section.

Participants were introduced to the CC through his outreach activities as well as a booklet insert describing the CC's role in the project and his contact information.

Install a socket or insert nut as described in Step 5 for the base section.

Spotted probes consisted of cDNA inserts amplified as described in section 2.2, except in a reaction volume of 100 µL containing 1.0 µL eluted phage.

The PCR mixes used to amplify the cloned inserts were as described in Additional file 5 but the primers were M13 for AChE2 and pJET1.2 for DP1.

The variation of the insert volumes from those described in [4] (shown in Table 1) reflects the physical constraints of the 3D printing technique.