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More recently, cell sorting techniques reliant on fluorescently tagged transgenic marker proteins have been employed to purify specific cell types and thereby refine the screen for potential regulators of gonadogenesis [21], [22].

This action would help clarify how to further refine the screening assays.

Features of the pharmacophore were based on the selected binding pose of citalopram and were added to refine the screening protocol prior to ligand VS.

First, the use of biomarkers for early detection of lung cancer could define a new high-risk population or refine the screening criteria recommended by USPSTF (age: 55 to 80 years, smoking history: >30 pack-year).

Several resources were leveraged for developing and refining the screening mammography decision aid throughout 2010 and into the first half of 2011.

In this study we refined the screening using murine satellite cells (MSC) since (i) they better reflected the in vivo state and (ii) they can be differentiated into myotubes or into early fat storage cells.

We need to refine the basic screen because of its tendency to produce far more passing stocks (700-800) than most investors would be able to handle.

In this study, to contribute to the more specific characterizations of the genotype and the phenotype of CADASIL, and more importantly, to refine the pre-genetic screening tool, we investigated the clinical manifestations, vascular risk factors, neuroimaging characteristics, skin biopsies and NOTCH3 gene mutation spectrums among 116 Chinese patients from Tongji hospital in WuHan, China.

But further work is needed to refine the details of screening protocols for DIT testing, says Susan Makris, a toxicologist with the Environmental Protection Agency.

To further refine the reference sequences, we screened them for chloroplast DNA, which can be a common feature in whole genome shotgun sequencing.

Objective: In an attempt to refine the role of ultrasonography in screening and identifying fetuses at risk for chromosomal abnormalities, a retrospective review of patients undergoing genetic amniocentesis was undertaken.