The identification of additional markers to markers to enrich for this population will potentially enable verification of this population in vivo.
This knowledge, allied to the use of genetic engineering, will potentially enable the development of sugarcane varieties tolerant to adverse conditions, such as drought and nutritional deficiency.
Lead investigator Luciana Martins, says: "Being able to study these intricate 3D images will potentially enable archaeologists to identify a textile's precedence more closely, and will enable researchers to develop comparative studies and understand more about pre-Columbian ancient textile techniques.
The reduced computational cost at the coarse-grained level of abstraction will potentially enable both folding studies on a genomic scale and systematic application in protein design.
The present generation of chips will potentially enable a wide range of applications including genetic identification tests, detection of bacteria and other infectious agents, assays for genetic diseases, examination of the products of many genes and screening for potential drugs.
Our approach to defining cell surface signatures in differentiating cultures of pluripotent human stem cells will potentially enable quantitative benchmarks to be devised for comparing specific cell populations generated by different hESC and hiPSC lines.
The development of novel specific anticoagulants, including against factor XIIa, will potentially enable additional antithrombotic therapy beyond platelet inhibitors.
We note that the "time-tagged" photon detection associated with FIFO TCSPC will potentially enable us to use image registration techniques if FLIM of samples moving within the total acquisition time is required.
Integrating large breast tumour gene expression datasets will potentially enable us to uncover more subtle population-level associations, providing that all clinical details and follow-up information is consistent, complete and made publicly available.
If such an approach can be adapted to large-scale human studies, it will potentially enable unbiased approaches to assess the effects of environment in health and disease at the population level.
