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It is important to realize that the URS is a living document and must be updated as the system changes and evolves for example, an URS should be written to select a system. It will then be reviewed and updated to reflect the selected CDS and version that will be validated and the functions specific to the laboratory where it will be installed. 

There are no reliable data that indicate whether this conclusion is valid for all types of catalysts or is instead specific for the catalysts studied by Fierro et al. [91], because -SO3H functional groups also show other functions to which the effect on selectivity could be related. Fierro et al. [3], in their review, demonstrated that the high selectivity for H202 can be achieved in the presence of cationic Pd species, but such proof has not been reported in literature, because the reaction mechanism is complex and changes in the surface state of Pd as the H202 synthesis reaction occurs. Therefore, there are still no unequivocal conclusions on the real nature of the active and selective sites in direct H202 synthesis. 

The exact mechanism arises in the process of inverse pre-dissociation, as discussed in detail by Herzberg (1966). During an atom-molecule collision, the reactants interact with one another subject to the relevant potential energy surface. The lifetime of this excited intermediate is on the order of molecular vibrational periods, or 10 s. The lifetime is a complex function of the chemical reaction dynamics, which in turn depends on the number of available states. In this specific instance, there is a state dependence for the isotopically substimted species. Ozone of pure has a Cav symmetry and has half the rotational complement of the asymmetric isotopomers. As a result, it was suggested that the extended lifetime for the asymmetric species leads to a greater probability of stabilization. While these assumptions are valid for a gas phase molecular reaction, they do not sufficiently account for the totality of the experimental ozone isotopic observations. Reviews by Weston (1999) and Thiemens (1999) have detailed the physical-chemical reasons. 

Fortunately, however, existing computerized systems have an advantage over new systems experience gained over time. Most computer systems in analytical laboratories have been tested in one way another, for example, the vendors functional and performance specifications may have been verified when the system was installed, or the complete system may have been tested for suitability on a day-by-day basis. In the validation process, the evaluator can use this experience and test results to review and assess the quality of analytical results from computer systems. Such a review and its... 

Rat thyroid cell lines have been much in use. They have also lost all structural aspects and functions of the thyroid except transport. In spite of differences in signal transduction, they are useful to study the effects of hormones, oncogenes, specific proteins by siRNA technology, and so on, provided they are validated for the metabolism studied. PCC13 cell line is considered as the choice material (Kimura et al., 2001). Some iodide effects have been observed at very high iodide concentrations (lOmM), but as explained above they are not considered here. It is interesting to note that when reconstituted as follicles in vivo after transplantation, the same cells are 200 times more sensitive to iodide (Aeschimann et al., 1994). In this review, we only consider the effects observed with suitable models at iodide concentrations comparable to those obtained in vivo. 

It is clear from the literature review that the need continues to exist for a high throughput functional toxin detection system, which could detect and identify unknown or unexpected toxic chemicals in continuous long term experiments in field conditions. Microelectrode array recordings may show some promise in some specific fields as they are relatively more rugged, simpler and cheaper to implement than automated patch clamp devices. However, in addition to international validation studies, cell type selection and automated data analysis capabilities of multiple signals will be critical. 

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