For applications in biosensing, diagnostics, and medical devices, precise control of interactions between material surfaces and the biological milieu is an important but elusive goal1.
We expect that research intersection will continue to expand as we fill the knowledge gaps associated with soft materials in biological milieu.
DCs are highly proficient at uptaking, processing and presenting antigenic material from the surrounding milieu to naive, antigen specific T-cells within the nodes of the draining lymphatic system [14].
By comparison, CD51+ cells among unclassified cells of fetal spleen express Nestin, suggesting that they exhibit mesenchymal stem cell characteristics in that milieu (supplementary material Fig. S4A,B).
This philosophical milieu provided materials for the critique of subjectivity and the corresponding "archaeological" and "genealogical" methods of writing history that inform Foucault's projects of historical critique, to which we now turn.
Taking the absurdist themes and trends of his 1970s milieu as his material, the late New Journalist left behind visual reminders of his endless capacity for satire.
This milieu provided the material for his 1956 novel, "A Wreath for Udomo," about an English-educated African who returns to rule his native country with tragic results.
Dutton does not supplement the fascinating material details of Cavendish's milieu with period intrigue; there are no poisonings, no clavichord-backed avowals of love.
Thus, based on the simplicity and ubiquity of fermentative reactions, Oparin (1924) suggested in a small booklet that the first organisms must have been heterotrophic bacteria that could not make their own food but obtained organic material present in the primitive milieu.
Which, in the end, more or less sums up "The Nice Guys," an unwieldy pop pastiche that has some fun with its tacky '70s duds but is mostly content to regard its milieu and its material from a snarky distance.
