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Showing 1 to 20 of 58 for “"Membrane systems"”.

  1. Membrane Systems in Cyanobacteria

    … prokaryotes with three highly differentiated membrane systems: plasma membrane, outer membrane, and an internal system of thylakoid membranes. The presence of different membrane systems lends these cells a unique complexity among bacteria. Many details concerning the interrelations between the …

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  2. Observations in Lipid Membrane Systems

    The plasma membrane is phase separated into a fluid (Ld) phase and a more ordered (Lo) phase. The latter exists as small “rafts” of specific lipid composition containing a host of signaling proteins. Lipid raft theory links the aggregation of rafts to a signaling event. In its current iteration, …

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  3. New techniques for implementing membrane systems

    … In particular, the area of computing with the membranes of the living cells commonly referred as ‘membrane computing’ or ‘transition P-systems’. It introduces the concept of ‘adaptability’. The new idea of “adaptability “appears in this work. Adaptability means the ability for the membrane

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  4. Analysis of membrane systems using lipoprotein nanodiscs

    Membrane systems play a critical role in biochemistry by regulating the chemical, energy, and information flow into the cell and its various compartments. However, the amphipathic nature of membrane proteins and lipids makes their analysis challenging. Engineered nanoscale lipoprotein Nanodiscs …

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  5. Modeling and Control of Tensegrity-Membrane Systems

    Tensegrity-membrane systems are a class of new bar-tendon-membrane systems. Such novel systems can be treated as extensions of tensegrity structures and are generally lightweight and deployable. These two major advantages enable tensegrity-membrane systems to become one of the most promising …

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  6. Hydrodynamic Techniques for Fouling Control in Membrane Systems

    L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment

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  7. Uniformity conditions for membrane systems Uncovering complexity below P

    … the computational complexity of biological systems to assess their utility as novel models of computation and learn how efficiently we can simulate these systems in software. In this work we focus on the complexity of biological cells by using several established models of cell behaviour …

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  8. Methodologies for the analysis of membrane systems using lipid nanodiscs

    The student, Ivan Lenov, accepted the attached license on 2016-05-24 at 11:01.

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  9. Computational Investigation of Protein-Membrane Systems Involved in Cellular Trafficking

    "Living cells are enclosed by lipid membranes, and the inside of a cell is also subdivided into different functionally distinct membrane-bound compartments. To overcome the barrier the membranes pose for cellular trafficking between the outside and the inside, or between different compartments of …

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  10. Modeling Of Membrane Solute Mass Transfer In Ro/nf Membrane Systems

    … of mass transfer models for diffusion controlled membrane applications are published in this dissertation. Article 1 (Chapter 3) describes the impact of membrane surface characteristics and NOM on membrane performance for varying pretreatment and membranes during a field study. Surface charge, …

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  11. Computational investigations of the structure, function, and evolution of complex membrane systems

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01

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  12. Ammonia Recovery from Digester Centrate with Electrochemical Membrane Systems: Mechanism, Performance, and Application

    … nitrogen management. Electrochemical and membrane technology are emerging technologies that can achieve ammonia recovery with high recovery efficiency, while many of the those are still energy- and chemical-intensive. These motivate us to develop novel integrated membrane and …

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  13. The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Lipid Protein Interactions in Model Membrane Systems

    … acyl chain order and rate of motion in bilayer membranes. In order to determine the effect of membrane protein upon the state of lipid motion, a variety to deuterium labeled phosphatidylcholines have been synthesized and these have been reconstituted with several membrane proteins and peptides. …

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  14. Characterization of the Interaction of Octapeptin With Bacterial Membranes and Model Membrane Systems

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-14T04:27:49Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 8009191.pdf: 6047807 bytes, checksum: 12f8488f6fe19df41fa44e16625d4004 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1979

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  15. Effects of Bloom-Forming Algae on Fouling of Integrated Membrane Systems in Seawater Desalination

    … significant fouling mechanism on the hydrophilic membranes used here that are similar to the most common full-scale low-pressure membranes.

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  16. Gas diffusion transport characteristics and mathematical description of membrane systems with application for biogas upgrading.

    … for use as a renewable energy source using membrane technology. The study began with observing the behaviour of biogas components as they travel selectively through the membrane support. This was done by conducting gas permeation tests to experimentally show how methane and carbon dioxide …

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  17. Bioelectronic and microscopic analysis of bacterial membrane systems with an applied focus on antimicrobial development

    … to combat pathogenic bacteria. Since the cell membrane is the gateway to a bacterial cell, it is crucial that interactions occurring here are fully understood. This thesis focuses on three areas of research which, when brought together, could allow us to monitor these membrane systems at an …

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  18. Thermodynamic and Spectroscopic Investigations of Novel Antimicrobial Peptides containing Unnatural Amino Acids with Model Membrane Systems

    … believed that the selectivity for bacteria cell membranes over host cells and the potency between different bacteria strains is derived from the ability of the AMPs to exploit the differences in chemical composition of various organism's membranes. The hypothesis guiding this research states: The …

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