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The 2 mm punches were melted at 60°C to remove the excess wax and the donor cores embedded in the recipient paraffin block, lined with a thin cellulose template to act as a guide and to ensure that the cores from each case remained separated from one another.

These foldamers represent good templates to act as mimetics of the α-helix and hence as inhibitors of protein protein interactions.

Imprinted polymers were synthesized for the recognition of small nitrogen heterocycles such as pyridine and quinoline using a new variant of the sacrificial spacer methodology employing silyl ether derivatized templates designed to act as N H O 'isosteres' for binding the targets.

Parents can find an emailing tool and a letter template online asking pension funds to act on climate change risks for their investments.

The CaO originated from the decomposition of CA was found not only to act a template for the holes, but a catalyst for the graphitic carbon.

Equal amounts of total RNA from 3 individual brains of mice at 145 dpi stage of prion pathogenesis were combined to act as template for generation of probe for one biological replicate.

For example, DNA may be more suitable to act as template, but longer DNA chromosomes cannot yet escape the problem of strand dissociation, perhaps more serious because single chain DNA, unlike RNA, can hardly self-fold to prevent its annealing with its complement.

The irregular partially curled nanosheet structure (Fig. 2a) is more likely to act as templates for nanofibers.

Meanwhile, great progress has been made in developing biomaterials to support transplanted cells and to act as templates for the growth of new tissue.

Synthetic controls were developed to act as templates for the evaluation of assay sensitivity and specificity and for development of an in-house competitive quantitative PCR.

Finally, the ability of these scaffolds to act as templates for inorganic nanostructures has been demonstrated by the formation of well-packed gold nanoparticles (GNPs) monolayer patterned by the CTPR monolayer.