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New England Journal of Medicine, 2006
Dr. Susan Okie discusses the controversy surrounding a recent report suggesting that new stem-cell lines may be generated while preserving embryos. On the contrary, all donated embryos used in the study were destroyed during the experiments.
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Dr. Susan Okie discusses the controversy surrounding a recent report suggesting that new stem-cell lines may be generated while preserving embryos. On the contrary, all donated embryos used in the study were destroyed during the experiments.
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2017
The dynamics of a cell is always changing. Cells move, divide, communicate, adapt, and are always reacting to their surroundings non-synchronously. Currently, single-cell metabolomics has become the leading field in understanding the phenotypical variations between them, but sample volumes, low analyte concentrations, and validating gentle sample ...
Samy, Emara +5 more
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The dynamics of a cell is always changing. Cells move, divide, communicate, adapt, and are always reacting to their surroundings non-synchronously. Currently, single-cell metabolomics has become the leading field in understanding the phenotypical variations between them, but sample volumes, low analyte concentrations, and validating gentle sample ...
Samy, Emara +5 more
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Single‐Cell Microelectrochemistry
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2007AbstractNeedle‐type voltammetric ultramicroelectrodes show exceptional sensitivity for the detection of redox‐active substances, rapid response times, and total tip diameters in the lower micrometer range. These characteristics make them ideal for analyzing the chemical environment and the activity of isolated living cells, which in their various forms
Albert, Schulte, Wolfgang, Schuhmann
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Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Reviews, 1984
This chapter describes how an industrial organization has approached the development of a single-cell protein (SCP) process, from the choice of substrate to the commissioning of the world's largest continuous fermentation plant. SCP offers a new challenge to the process engineer of fermentation at enormously increased scale.
R B, Vasey, K A, Powell
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This chapter describes how an industrial organization has approached the development of a single-cell protein (SCP) process, from the choice of substrate to the commissioning of the world's largest continuous fermentation plant. SCP offers a new challenge to the process engineer of fermentation at enormously increased scale.
R B, Vasey, K A, Powell
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Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2010
Single-cell electroporation (SCEP) is a relatively new technique that has emerged in the last decade or so for single-cell studies. When a large enough electric field is applied to a single cell, transient nano-pores form in the cell membrane allowing molecules to be transported into and out of the cell.
Manyan, Wang +3 more
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Single-cell electroporation (SCEP) is a relatively new technique that has emerged in the last decade or so for single-cell studies. When a large enough electric field is applied to a single cell, transient nano-pores form in the cell membrane allowing molecules to be transported into and out of the cell.
Manyan, Wang +3 more
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Autoradiography of Single Cells
Nature, 1947The use of radioactive isotopes or tracers in the study of fundamental biological and biochemical problems has grown enormously during the last few years, and is likely to become still more important as larger quantities of various radioactive elements are made available.
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Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2003
Complexity is a fundamental feature of life. Like animals, higher plants consist of a multitude of different distinct tissues and cell types, each contributing to the overall performance of the whole organism. Our understanding and knowledge of physiology will greatly increase as our ability to spatially resolve molecular and biochemical processes ...
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Complexity is a fundamental feature of life. Like animals, higher plants consist of a multitude of different distinct tissues and cell types, each contributing to the overall performance of the whole organism. Our understanding and knowledge of physiology will greatly increase as our ability to spatially resolve molecular and biochemical processes ...
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