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A recent study undertook a yeast two-hybrid-based screen to develop a protein protein interaction network for proteins involved in inherited ataxias and disorders of Purkinje cell degeneration (2).

I don't understand the level of concern raised in this paper, and to jump ahead and accuse DARPA of using this as a screen to develop biological weapons is outrageous," Stack said.

Thus, considering the strong phylogenetic conservation of the mitotic process, rather than relying on functional annotation databases, we used the 142 Drosophila genes identified in the screen [20] to develop a new bottom-up signature that includes genes involved in cell division but not yet annotated in the literature.

We have developed and applied immunization and affinity screening methods to develop a primary library of recombinant single chain variable fragment (scFv) antibodies in an M13 vector, pKM19.

Laboratory screening aimed to develop a process for the fast and environmentally friendly conversion of stubborn and offensive organic waste materials into a product that can be conveniently used to promote the growth of crop plants.

King's Fund has conducted a literature review of the risk screening tools to develop a case-finding algorithm for high risk patients.

The aim of this research was to combine a recently developed on-line FP detector cell (Kool et al. [ 20]) with high-resolution screening (HRS) technology to develop a sensitive screening platform for measuring the ERα affinities of individual components in mixtures of compounds without incurring interference from autofluorescence at wavelengths below 450 nm.

To identify women 60 years of age or older at risk for osteoporosis, provide education, and refer at-risk women to physicians through a community pharmacy screening program and to develop a model in community pharmacies for this service.

The aims of this study were to assess the prevalence of OSA in a European HD population to evaluate the predictive value of classical screening tools and to develop a specific diagnostic algorithm for HD patients.

The challenge for a CRC screening programme is to develop a high quality colonoscopy resource so that the many operational, analytical and clinical advantages of FIT can be effectively exploited.