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Well controlled manufacturing environment (trained personnel, formalized line clearance, adequate documentation, and verification practices) Customized and study-specific labeling and packaging procedures Sponsor-controlled relabeling and product retrieval operations Limit investigator site manipulation of CTM and labeling... 

Figure 2. Coronin 1C in melanoma. A) Immunohistochemical staining of the indicated tissue samples for Coronin 1C. S m sections from melanoma tumors were stained with a new Coronin 1C specific mAb (Roadcap and Bear, unpublished reagent) for 30min at 37°C with a steam heat-induced epitope retrieval, using the streptavidin/biotin method with an alkaline phosphatase label and Permanent Red (Dako) as the chromogen and then stained with hematoxylin. B) qRT-PCR analysis of the indicated melanoma cell lines treated with the Erk inhibitor U0126 or vehicle control for 24 hours.Dotted line indicates lx threshold.

Figure 2. A - Experimentally measured and theoretically calculated values of dns/dt, the number of Stokes photons per unit time emitted from the atomic vapor cell. For each plot, ns = f dt dns/dt represents the total number of photons emitted from the cell. The write laser power is varied from 25 mW to 100 mW. B - Experimentally measured and theoretically calculated values of dnAs/dt, the number of anti-Stokes photons per unit time emitted from the atomic vapor cell. The experimental pulse shapes correspond to a Stokes pulse with ns 3 photons, and the theoretical curves assume an initial spin wave with nspin = 3 excitations and an optical depth of 20. Each curve is labeled with the power of the retrieve laser. Inset theoretical calculation of the number of flipped spins per unit length dnspin/dt as a function of position in the atomic cell, for nspin = 3. C - Measured anti-Stokes pulse width (full-width at half-maximum) and total photon number as a function of the retrieve laser intensity. Lines are intended only to guide the eye.

Bibliographic Retrieval Services (BRS) The Bibliographic Retrieval Services, Inc. of Scotia, New York also offer efficient access to several data bases that are relevant to chemical industry needs. BRS offers an on-line version of Chemical Abstracts CA search under the file label CHEM. Often a CHEM search can be supplemental with other BRS data bases. One can use the CROS file, which provides an index to all data bases on-line at BRS. BRS data bases include NTIS, Science SCISEARCH Citation Index, the Smithsonian Information Exchange (SMIE), and BIOSIS Previews. All are described in the previous section. A few of the MEDLARS data bases are available from BRS, as well as a data base called Pharmaceutical News Index that covers drug industry news. 

This table includes all data collected, measured, and updated as of November 1994. Please correspond with us about improvements, new data, errors, etc. In the column of the table labeled, (a) represents the amorphous sample, and (c) represents the 100% crystalline sample the mark represents heat capacities for semicrystalline polymers the mark next to the reference numbers, given in italics, indicates that an update is available only in the ATHAS Data Bank. The last line for each entry lists the abbreviation under which data can be retrieved in the computer version of the data bank, available in our web-site, and also listed the reference number to the last update on the given entry. At this reference, information on the source of the experimental data can be found. 

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