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In-situ powder diffraction is becoming a powerful tool in studies of hydrothermal synthesis of microporous materials.

The system is a powerful tool in studies of different aspects of interactions between subunits of the homodimeric proteins since it makes possible separate genetic manipulations on each subunit of the dimer.

The high yield makes DT-BHis a suitable tool in studies of diphtheria toxin interaction with cells or liposomes since functional diphtheria toxin was easily formed upon addition of A-fragment.

This investigation illustrates the successful use and scientific value of adding a cognitive-behavioral screening tool in studies of motor neuron diseases, to provide neurologists with an efficient method to measure these common deficits and to understand how they relate to key clinical variables, when extensive neuropsychological examinations are unavailable.

The presented new technique may serve as a useful tool in studies of the tumor cell microenvironment.

Xenotypic grafting into chick embryo has been a powerful tool in studies of engraftment and in vivo differentiation potential of progenitor or stem cells.

Our International Scholars Research Program supports work by researchers from around the world who seek to use genomic tools in studies of avian evolutionary biology.

Considering these B cells are available in unlimited amounts and are not contaminated by other types of immune cells, they may serve as useful tools in studies of B cell reactivity.

Multilocus sequence typing (MLST) [27] or multilocus sequence analysis (MLSA) (the latter refers to genus-wide analyses) [28] based on housekeeping genes are considered to be the most powerful genotyping tools in studies of the population biology of microbial organisms.

Genome-wide methylation arrays are increasingly used tools in studies of complex medical disorders.

These compounds have constituted invaluable tools in studies of the role of pathway in cancer cells, but were not sufficiently potent for animal studies.