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Using laser ablation, we designed micron-scale patterns capable of confining dissociated mouse cerebellar granule neuron growth cones to channels of different widths ranging from 1.5 to 12 μm.

Our results not only present clear patterns capable of discriminating p-oncomirs from p-mirsupps, but also provide new insights into the role of miRNAs in cancer, which is of potential value in cancer diagnosis, prognosis and therapy.

More than a decade ago, serum proteomic patterns capable of discriminating normal subjects from ovarian cancer patients were published and got a lot of attention, both in the scientific community and among the decision makers and sponsoring agents [ 67].

It seems from first principles that the important requirements of a tool designed to measure a dynamic concept such as patient access is simplicity and ease of regular data collection, so that longitudinal data patterns capable of indicating trends in organisations can be generated rather than data on individual clinician availability.

The task behavior model pattern capable of generating erroneous behavior can be integrated into a formal system model so that system safety properties can be formally verified with a model checker.

Here we present an atomic force microscope (AFM) cantilever design capable of patterning millions of polymer nanostructures with integrated mass flow sensing and control.

"We know that Prometheus, as well as producing regular patterns, is capable of producing concentrations of material in the ring," Prof Murray explained to BBC News.

Cell spreading in preferential direction could be observed on parallel-aligned nanofibers, and the CNF patterns were capable of guiding cell extension when the distances between them are 20 and 100 μm, respectively.

Our global pyrogeography provides a new, multivariate quantification of the current distribution of vegetation fires across the planet that is both coherent with our knowledge of global fire patterns and capable of projecting potential changes in wildfire for the future.

An alternate explanation could be that necroptotic macrophages in the gut release damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) capable of activating other cells previously "primed" by gut microflora [ 22].

The cleavage of DCN by proteases derived from inflammatory cells is of special significance, because recent evidence suggests that DCN fragments can function as proinflammatory signaling molecules, so-called damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs), capable of inducing sterile inflammation [ 91].