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These include STM investigations on electrodeposition of Cu on Pt(100), the possibility for creation of localized (<5 nm) nanostructures on Au by very short (<100 ns) electrochemical pulses, as well as dynamic non-equilibrium patterns up to mm-scale from propagating potential waves imaged by surface plasmon microscopy and of luminescent convective patterns.

The tumor propagating potential of isolated candidate CSCs was validated in immunocompromised mouse models.

Abnormalities may result from both the failure to transfer incoming information and to the possibility of propagating potential errors.

For example, early tumor development likely selects for mutations that afford proliferative or survival advantages, whereas later stages would select for those lesions that increase invasiveness, enhance tumor propagating potential, and/or provide resistance to metabolic stress or chemotherapy.

It is important to recognize that the major strength of the proposed dynamic mapping methodology is its visual-analytic capabilities to assist as an exploratory tool to catalyze the scientific process by propagating potential research questions and future directions.

CV estimates within the physiological range were obtained for the most distal gastrocnemius portion (ANOVA, P < 0.001), where occurrences of propagating potentials were often verified through visual analysis.

This tumour model contains a CD133+ subpopulation of cells able to form neurosphere aggregates with self-propagating potential (Qiang et al., 2009).

Finally, similar to the U251 model, U87 tumours show a CD133+ subpopulation of cells able to form neurosphere aggregates with self-propagating potential, of interest to the tumour stem cell community (Qiang et al., 2009).

This was because the aim was to assemble the most likely map using completely independent data and so not to propagate potential errors across different maps.

Understanding the mechanisms that regulate cancer stem cell self-renewal and tumor-propagating potential could lead to new and more effective anti-cancer strategies.

After serial transplant of these clones into >5000 adult syngeneic recipients, we observed that a small subset of clones continued to amass genetic and epigenetic mutations, often resulting in elevated growth rate and/or increased leukemia-propagating potential.