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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Tracer Dyes"”.

  1. Bolaamphiphiles as a novel drug delivery system in the treatment of diseases of the brain

    … a range of different cargoes including tracer dyes and antibody fragments albeit with a low encapsulation efficiency. They do not influence cell viability or cause an acute immune response. They have been shown to penetrate the BBB in vivo. Analysis of the original BA material has shown …

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  2. Influence of Tides and Mesoscale Eddies in the Ross Sea

    … in simulations is calculated using four passive tracer dyes representing sources of dFe: sea ice, glacial ice, Circumpolar Deep Water, and benthic supply. The simulation without tides at 5 km resolution estimates the total supply of dFe to the surface at 6.63 <em>μ</em>mol m<sup>-2 …

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  3. An Unsteady State Tracer Dilution Method for Characterizing Water Contributing Fractures in Crystalline Bedrock Wells

    … This study demonstrates an unsteady state tracer method as a cost effective alternative for gathering fracture information in bedrock wells. The method entails: introducing tracer dye throughout the wellbore by trolling and mechanical mixing; packing off and draining the upper portion of …

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  4. The role of the apoplastic transport barriers for radial water and ion uptake in rice (Oryza sativa L.) and corn (Zea mays L.) roots

    … may act as “open doors” for water and apoplastic tracer dyes. To some extent and depending on conditions and developmental state of roots, also ions may move through the apoplast into the xylem and may lead to increase the apoplastic bypass flow in roots. Hydrophobic aliphatic suberin is one of …

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