Now the discoveries made by Dr Watson, Dr Crick and their numerous colleagues, successors, collaborators and rivals are starting to be commercialised as well.
The amount of film needed to cover the wings of a jumbo jet weighs just 80 grams.Finally, whereas an A4 sheet of nichrome costs around $12,000, its carbon-film equivalent could be had for a hundredth of the price; probably less when the process is commercialised, as Mr Janas hopes it will be.
Furthermore, it has been commercialised as supplement in food products and natural dyes in fabric industries, which are readily available in the worldwide market.
They have been commercialised as healthy due to its fibre content and some varieties made with whole grain, as well as the stimulation of milk consumption.
While many genes are relevant to CRC subtypes, some genes such as SEPT9[ 12] and VIM[ 13] become methylated in a high fraction of cancers and are being commercialised as diagnostic markers.
This fusion protein coating, which mediates cellular adhesion through the E-cadherin component, has been reported to support long-term culture of teratoma-forming hPSCs in combination with a range of chemically defined media and has been commercialised as StemAdhereTM[ 10, 43].
Dr Chen thinks his device might be commercialised for as little as $1,000.
When we complain about all those British discoveries commercialised elsewhere, do we ever stop to think about discoveries from elsewhere which were commercialised in the UK?
A completely defined medium has also been elaborated and is now commercialised, as are many other Dictyostelium growth media (Foremedium, UK).
The generator is a 2-pole synchronous machine with a conventional 3-phase stator and a HTS rotor operating in the temperature range 57 77 K using either liquid nitrogen down to 65 K or liquid air down to 57 K. Liquid air has not been used before in the refrigeration of HTS devices but has recently been commercialised by BOC as a safe alternative to nitrogen for use in freezing of food.
