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1 PROCEEDINGS: 2 (Whereupon, in open court.) 3 THE COURT: Good morning. 4 MR.

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1 APPEARANCES: 2 On Behalf of the Plaintiffs: 3 Gary Ignatowski, Esquire Scott Shellenberger, Esquire 4 Steven Smith, Esquire Deborah Hines, Esquire 5 Shepard Hoffman, Esquire 6 On Behalf of the Defendants: 7 Timothy McGowan, Esquire 8 Steven Williams, Esquire Gerry Tostanoski, Esquire 9 Scott Burns, Esquire George Doub, Esquire 10 11 Also Present: Michael Zepp, Court Clerk Jill Loper, Law Clerk 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Page 389

Page 440 1 (Whereupon, Plaintiff's Gabrielson Exhibit 2 Number 6 was marked for identification.) 3 BY MR.

1 was received into evidence.)

1 difficult surgical dissection.

1 more effective?

Page 751 1 Now, there is something very fascinating 2 here that you can see and that is this little guy.

1 A Correct.

Page 701 1 Q What did you do at the National Institute?

1 lung and you can actually feel the top of your Page 715 2 airways, feeling your Adam's apple right here, that is 3 the top of the trachea and that runs down this tube 4 and runs down into a series of smaller tubes that are 5 ever decreasing in diameter and all the way out to 6 this black line that you see running around here, that 7 is the pleura. 8 So the pleura is this membrane that makes an 9 airtight sac out of the lungs.

develop a tumor, so the evidence of that, for example, is that if you take these cells and you put them in a dish, they will grow until they all -- until the dish is full, and then they stop.

1 A Pretty good size school out there.

1 uses that kind of stuff.