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Diffusion-controlled oxygen supply was successfully exploited for coating of polydopamine (PD) in a gradient manner on different materials, regardless of their surface chemistry, which resulted in gradient in hydrophilicity and surface roughness.

The DNA code on the liposomes was successfully exploited for targeted cargo release.

This rich source of chemically diverse compounds was successfully exploited for the production of many anti-microbial and anti-cancer drugs in the first decades of antibiotic development but was then abandoned (Fischbach & Walsh, 2009).

This tool was successfully exploited for a quick mapping of complex families of genes, and it strengthened previous clues of co-localisation of major NBS-LRR clusters and disease resistance loci in grapevine.

This metabolic diversity was successfully exploited for the experimental design of novel catabolic pathways as well as for its application in the production of high-added value compounds whose synthesis is not coupled to cell survival (Dos Santos et al., 2004).

Hard physical vapour deposition (PVD) coatings as CrN, TiN and NbN have been successfully exploited for wear and corrosion protection.

The primary advantage offered by such FPIs is their high resolution, which has been successfully exploited for the spectral characterization of narrow bandwidth sources22.

Shale gas, as an important source of non-conventional energy, has only been successfully exploited for commercial use in the United States, Canada and China.

Thus, these pharmacophoric features of LpxC inhibitors based on electronic and surface analysis could be successfully exploited for designing more potent LpxC inhibitors.

Hard coatings such as CrN, TiN prepared by physical vapor deposition (PVD) have been successfully exploited for wear and corrosion protection, but the defect may adversely affect their properties.

Finally, some recent surface engineering approaches (like layer-by-layer treatments), which can be successfully exploited for improving the barrier properties of different packaging plastic films (also based on renewable sources), are discussed and reported.