In addition, recent cutting-edge technology in stem cells and genetic engineering can potentially be adapted to the 3D tissue fabrication technique, and it has great potential to shift the paradigm of disease modeling and the study of unknown disease mechanisms required for precision medicine.
Electrical stimulation of deep brain regions — an effective approach in drug-resistant Parkinson's disease — could potentially be adapted to stimulate gamma oscillations in specific brain regions.
Because this design is based purely on DNA hybridization, and AccuBlue is impermeant to cell membranes, it could potentially be adapted to a wide variety of analytes.
The presented design and readout method can potentially be adapted for applications such as DNA hybridization assays or immunoassays in array format.
The newly revealed functional bi-layer coating architecture can potentially be adapted, using synthetic materials, to considerably enhance the surface load-bearing capabilities of various engineering configurations.
The new oxygen measurement technique could potentially be adapted for use in larger animals, including humans, which could help guide the development of future versions of the encapsulated islets, the researchers say.
For example, Sofka's pathological lung segmentation method [27] may potentially be adapted for small animal CT images.
A key advantage of this approach is that the rules, once established, are easy to understand and can potentially be adapted to a monitoring framework (next section).
I've said many times that the superhero movie trend will taper off at some point, and in its place there will be a flood of video game films given how many there are that could potentially be adapted into films.
And lessons from Nepal could potentially be adapted elsewhere.
The mathematical model of negative clonal selection can potentially be adapted to allow estimation of the tumor mutation rates which need to be reached to achieve this effect, as well as the mutational "therapeutic window" between tumor and normal tissue.
