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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Bioprobes"”.

  1. Luminescent Semiconductor Quantum Dots (QDs) and Their Nanoassemblies as Bioprobes

    Quantum dots (QDs) CdS and CdSe were synthesized in three different media including reverse micelles, aqueous solution, and trioctylphosphine oxide/trioctylphosphine (TOPO/TOP). Transmission electron microscope (TEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), UV-VIS, fluorescence spectroscopy and microscopy were …

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  2. A family of multi-functional phosphorescent bioprobes based on the PtPFPP scaffolding moiety

    … NanO2 probe. Overall, our new phosphorescent bioprobes, particularly the hetero-substituted structures, extend the library of extracellular and intracellular probes for monitoring and imaging O2 in mammalian cell cultures. They are compatible with standard TRF plate readers and PLIM …

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  3. Bioprobes and Genetics Reveal the Signal Integration That Initiates Dendrites in a Neuron in Vivo

    … identified neuron in Drosophila embryos. Using bioprobes to corroborate genetic evidence, we show how separate inputs integrate at the Rho GTPase Cdc42 and together restrict the initiation of dendrites to precise time and space within a neuron. My study links Cdc42 activity to dendrogenesis and …

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  4. Synthesis of diene ligands with H-bonding capabilities for bioimaging applications

    Investigations of the synthesis of novel bioprobes (Scheme A), potentially useful in bioreactions and sugar sensing, are described. A preliminary study is reported that aims to validate the feasibility of tricarbonyl iron complexes and their derivatives in applications as a constituent part of …

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  5. The bacterial synthesis and characterisation of polyhydroxyalkanoates using waste plastics as carbon sources for novel applications

    … microbial strain, more accurate methods of using bioprobes or optical instruments to monitor bacterial growth during fermentation, mixed cultures of bacterial species and the use of other recyclable ionic liquids to produce PHAs of higher quality and purity. Moreover, other waste plastics could be …

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  6. Applications of photolithographic techniques : materials modeling for double-exposure lithography and development of shape-encoded biosensor arrays

    … uses poly(ethylene glycol) hydrogels with bioprobes covalently cross-linked into the matrix for detection. Each sensor is shape-encoded with a unique pattern such that the information of the sensor is associated with the pattern and not its position. Large quantities of individual sensors …

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  7. Optical instruments for characterization in the nano-scale

    … of hydrodynamic size of quantum dot bioprobes to nanometer precision in part one, and the Long Trace Profiler/Optical Slope Measurement System for characterization of line spacing errors in X-ray blazed synchrotron diffraction gratings to the Angstrom scale in part two. Quantum dots …

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  8. Cytotoxic T lymphocyte biology under the microscope

    … which comprises a pair of fluorescence bioprobes based on two truncations of utrophin, an actin-binding protein. These probes bind to actin filaments of the cytoskeleton in a manner proportional to the tension/compression of the filament, since tension affects filament torsion, which …

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