More recently, the identification of molecular lesions in NSCLC, such as activating mutations of the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) gene and fusions of the anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) gene, has yielded targets for small-molecule kinase inhibitors, which often produce regressions and durable tumour control[2].
After that, several works have been published addressing power system application with emphasis on the following areas: power quality analysis and monitoring, power system protection [57], wind power forecasting [58, 59], and, more recently, fluctuation identification caused by renewable energy sources (RES) [52, 60].
More recently, the identification of distinct cell types has been facilitated by the transgenic expression of fluorescent proteins.
More recently, the identification and sorting of different spermatogenic cell subpopulations by flow cytometry have been described [ 9- 12].
More recently, the identification of SNPs in non-model species has been fuelled by mining large numbers of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) available in many species.
More recently, the identification of the blaOXA-48 gene in a K. pneumoniae isolate has been reported in Algeria (N. Djahmi, personal data).
Identifying the molecular regulators of stem cell function has been a long-standing challenge in HSC biology and is complicated due to impurities in isolated populations and, more recently, the identification of functional heterogeneity in HSCs themselves.
Historically, sponges have been said to lack an epithelium, but more recently, the identification of a genuine basement membrane in homoscleromorph sponges removes this distinction between poriferans and other metazoans [ 51].
More recently, the identification of additional C-terminal PrPres products may contribute to discrimination of the different types of CJD (15 ) or of different scrapie and BSE sources (16, 17 ).
More recently, the identification of high risk areas for T. b. gambiense transmission, to allow the implementation of targeted tsetse control, was carried out by Courtin et al. [ 10] by tracking the movements of individuals (HAT cases and controls) and characterising the epidemiological risk of different sites and activities.
