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Synchronization of HeLa Cells, various methods, HeLa cells have been used extensively for studies of the cell cycle. Here we describe several protocols for synchronization of HeLa cells from different phases of the cell cycle. Synchronization in G. phase can be achieved with the HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor lovastatin, S phase wi

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The Unity of Science and Technologytention and care to science from the earliest days of its existence. As a result we now have a science capable of solving the most advanced and intricate problems. We also have an industry which makes the most complex and delicate mechanisms. Yet the link between science and technology in our countr

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A Cost-Effective Thermal Imaging Safety Sensor for?Industry 5.0 and?Collaborative Roboticsy during the repetitive and collaborative tasks of the manufacturing process, but also in the management of the factory floor assets. Human factors, such as ergonomics, safety, and well-being, push the human-centric smart factory to efficiently adopt novel technologies while minimizing environmental

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Patent and Related Issues Specific to Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devicesto use whatever treatment they consider best for their patients, and to reduce the cost of treatment. Medical device patents are also caught by such considerations. Another group of arguments is based on the need to encourage pharmaceutical innovation by providing it with strong protection. This chapter will consider such issues.

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Intelligent Support Technologies for Older People: An Analysis of Characteristics and Rolesship and emotional support. This paper provides an overview of the characteristics and roles of these technologies and attempts to clarify some of the terminology used. It aims to provide a guide for researchers from the wide range of disciplines working on such technologies for supporting older people.

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Inge Kral,Sumathi Renganathanpotentialities’ provided by modern technology to its advantage, instead of its destruction (see Fifth Lecture at the Oriental Institute, 7 April 1950, Morgenthau Papers, Box 169, p. 23). The present interpretation maintains that despite the aforementioned coming-to-terms with life’s positive values,