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Jelinkova, M., Strohalm, J., Plocova, D., et al. Targeting of human and mouse T-lym-phocytes by monoclonal antibody-HPMA copolymer-doxorubicin conjugates directed against different T-cell surface antigens. J. Cont. Rel. 52 253-270, 1998. 

Depth profiles of cell densities in the photic zone generally show E. huxleyi to live within the mixed layer. Cortes et al. (2001) studied the seasonal depth distribution of coccohthophorid species off Hawaii. Sampling showed that the main production occurred in the middle photic zone (50-100 m), which lay within the mixed layer for most of the year. While the depth of maximum E. huxleyi density varied during the annual cycle, it generally lay between the shallowest sampling level (10 m) and 100 m. Depth profiles off Bermuda (Haidar and Thierstein, 2001) found that maximum densities of E. huxleyi were nearly always shallower than 100 m, and more commonly within the upper 50 m. The highest cell densities for E. huxleyi recorded were at 1 m depth in March, after the seasonal advection of nitrate into the mixed layer. Seven years of water-column particulate data off Bermuda confirm that alkenone concentrations in the surface mixed layer are 2-4 times higher than in the deep fluorescence maximum at 75-110 m (Conte et al., 2001). 

Pignataro B, Conte E, Scandurra A, Marietta G. Improved cell adhesion to ion beam-irradiated polymer surfaces. Biomaterials 1997 18 1461-70. 

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