Recently the MICCAI 2012 Gran Challenge Workshop focused on the multiatlas labeling segmentation approach, presenting the results obtained by numerous research groups using a common dataset of 35 T1 MR images from the publicly available OASIS database [ 13].
Fibrinogen is a more convenient experimental substrate in that it does not clot, and numerous groups have used it rather than fibrin to examine cross-linking (e.g. [ 37]).
This concentration range is biologically relevant as numerous groups have used concentrations of peptides that range from m m n m to manipulate the binding of integrins or to sequester growth factors, which ultimately directs critical cellular functions.
Numerous groups have used it to identify interacting peptides and their binding partners in simple, complex and even in vivo environments [ 29, 43, 48- 59], but to our knowledge, it has never been deployed for graft targeting per se, although a number of integrin targeting peptides have been identified and exploited [ 51, 54, 60, 61].
For more than two decades, numerous groups made use of the SEREX (serological profiling of tumor antigens) technology where recombinant expression libraries are screened with cancer patient sera.
Numerous groups have successfully used this approach to show that miRNAs do reduce the expression of a significant fraction of their targets [ 63- 66].
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Numerous groups have studied ultrathin membranes using chemical vapor deposition [38,44], and there are also studies on biomolecule transport through nanopores in graphene [33,45].
Matrigel has been used by numerous groups to assay the invasive activity of tumor cells across the basement membrane [ 29- 31].
This model has been used by numerous groups since and, incredibly, Shackleton and colleagues [ 10] have shown that a single cell (defined as Lin-CD29hiCD24+ Lin-CD29hiCD24+to an entire funcanoningivemmariseland.
