Applications and Future Directions

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Rahman S, Leong AS. Diagnostic immunohistochemistry current applications and future directions. Malays J. Pathol. 1991 13 17-28. 

Luker GD, Luker KE (2008) Optical imaging current applications and future directions. JNuclMed 49 1-4... 

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Fault seal analysis successful methodologies, application and future directions... 

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This chapter presents the outcome of the research done for over a decade pertaining to the study of biomaterials, namely, the investigation and understanding of various physical mechanisms, their potential application, and future direction. The research addressed the basic problems to be resolved regarding the electroactivity in natural gums whose chemical characterization/composition was known. The author along with his student also identified their scope of application. Biomaterials are more compelling than conventional materials due to their non-toxicity, eco-friendly nature, and superior cost-effectiveness. 

This article will focus on technical issues, applications, and future directions in the use of planar arrays. 

Although all of the above methods have shown some success in standard-free metabolite quantitation, there is a strong demand to continue to explore analytical methodologies that offer improved specificity and sensitivity for the quantitation of metabolites in the absence of synthetic standards of the metabolites or radio-labeled parent compound. A new analytical methodology that offers a high level of specificity and sensitivity and has demonstrated initial success and good potential for standard-free metabolite quantitation is nanospray. This ehapter will review the principles, initial applications, and future directions of nanospray for standard-free metabolite quantitation. 

Ji Z, Majors RE, and Guthrie EJ (1999) Porous layer open-tubular capillary columns preparations, applications and future directions. Journal of Chromatography A 842 115-142. 

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