Chemotherapy side effects elimination while keeping the original therapeutic advantages has been of extensive interest over last decades.
Colloidal crystals of polymeric or inorganic microspheres are of extensive interest due to their potential applications in such as sensing, optics, photonic bandgap and surface patterning.
The ability to synthesize patterned arrays in a controllable fashion is of extensive interest for nanotechnology.
By the mid-1850s the miasma theory of disease was largely superseded by the germ theory of disease, creating extensive interest in microorganisms and their interactions with other forms of life.
Recently, the discovery of mesoporous materials has stimulated extensive interest because of their wider applications in catalysis, separation and adsorption due to their high specific surface area, uniform pore size distribution and large pore size.
Design and synthesis of nucleoside analogues have persistently attracted extensive interest because of their potential application in the field of antiviral therapy, and its study also receives additional impetus for improvement in the ProTide technology.
Advanced materials with heterogeneous microstructure attract extensive interest of researchers and engineers due to combination of unique properties and ability to create materials that are most suitable for each specific application.
The biological mechanism of columbianadin has received extensive interest and investigation.
Graphene nanomesh (GNM), a new nanostructure of graphene, has attracted extensive interest recently due to the promising chemical, electronic and photonic applications.
Various neural networks have been so far proposed, and they attracted extensive interest of researchers from various fields, since they play important roles and have found successful applications in the fields such as pattern recognition, signal and image processing, nonlinear optimization problems, parallel computation, and other engineering areas; see, for example, [1 8].
These mummies, especially the prehistoric Bronze Age 'Caucasoid' mummies, such as the 'Beauty of Loulan', have attracted extensive interest among scientists regarding who were these people and where did they come from.
