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An interesting assay for future research would be to test the ability of NHEJ to delete or insert introns by continuously inducing a double strand break under certain conditions.

Chemically induced alterations in this type of communication have been found to result in abnormal cell growth and behavior and is considered to be an interesting assay for in vitro studies of chemicals that may act as tumor promoters [ 152].

Although the biological relevance of this dominant-negative behavior is currently not clear, this effect provides another interesting assay to further investigate the behavior of mutations in the TI domain.

When integrated with proteomics measurements, this can enable several interesting assays, such as correlating cell motility or cell-cell interactions [ 28, 30] with specific protein levels.

It will be thus interesting assaying, respectively, nonanoic acid and butyl butyryllacetate, cys-3-hexen-1-ol and cynnamaldehyde as well as propionic acid for their activities on human DA cells.

However, given the specific kinase inhibition pattern of pazopanib compared with that of sunitinib or sorafenib, it would be interesting to assay the effects of this drug in different tumors at the preclinical and clinical stages.

Altogether, these properties make the migration inhibition assay an interesting tool for screening large numbers of serum samples in clinical trials.

Some of the readings from agar diffusion assay generated interesting information compared to MIC/MBC values.

Therefore, it might be interesting to develop an assay looking at a robust end point that is reflective of IR but independent of the mechanism of the inducing factor.

The first iron reductase assay identified interesting differences between the parents of the mapping population for their ability to reduce iron when grown at various hydroponic iron concentrations ranging from 0 to 20 μM Fe.

The greater activity compared with that of its unlabeled analogue (ThrCer) in this assay is interesting, and we postulate that differences in lipid processing (i.e., uptake and presentation on CD1d molecules) of murine and human APCs and the subsequent iNKT cell TCR may explain these observations.