The studies above delineated the versatile capability of graphene hybrid materials in differentiation of various types of stem cells, especially hMSCs.
Recently ICP phenomenon had been drawn significant attentions in biomedical and environmental research field as well as fundamental electrokinetic society, since its versatile capability of controlling charged species.
Resonant waveguide grating (RWG) techniques offer a versatile capability for sensing at surfaces, for instance for label-free detection of the immobilization of biomolecules in the context of biochips or for sensing a minute amount of analyte.
The instrument features a two-mode final lens, beam deceleration and environmental SEM technologies, bringing unprecedented versatile capabilities to researchers and developers in the nanotechnology laboratory working with a variety of nano-materials and/or -devices.
The ASTRA toolbox [11], for example, has versatile geometry capabilities and built-in algorithms for solving (3) for (phi (x) = 0).
Industry observers predict additions could include the wireless capability in the new iBook, called AirPort; faster processors; a DVD (digital versatile disk) player; and FireWire.
It is vital to develop a systems-level metabolic model for this opportunistic human pathogen to explore and gain insights into its versatile metabolic capability and disease-causing mechanism, and eventually aid in finding potential clinical therapeutic targets.
These chemotaxis-specific receptors would, in part, contribute to the versatile sensing capabilities of D. desulfuricans.
The presence of Bacillus in very diverse environments reflects the versatile metabolic capabilities of a widely distributed genus.
In previous combinations of PET and NIRF, the positron emitter and fluorophore were independently attached (4, 7), whereas 1 combines these capabilities in a single, versatile small molecule only slightly larger than the usual commercially available NIRF labels.
