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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"dye release"”.
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The role of protein phosphorylation in the switching between modes of synaptic vesicle release
… is unique in its capability for sustained release of vesicular contents in response to high rate stimulation and attention was focused on the presynaptic nerve terminal - by employing synaptosomes - for understanding the mechanisms occurring in synaptic vesicle exocytosis. Synaptic vesicles …
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PH-responsive polymeric materials for encapsulation and triggered release
… actives, a controllable method is needed to release the materials at the desired time, location, and rate. To address these challenges, scientists look to stimuli-responsive polymers as a solution because polymers can be designed with tailored properties thanks to advancement in polymer …
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Dynamins and myosin-II regulate the distinct modes of synaptic vesicle exocytosis in mature cerebrocortical nerve terminals and this involves calcium dependent phosphorylations.
… were maximally labelled with 100 µM FM2-10 dye such that all the releasable vesicles, from readily releasable pool (RRP) and reserve pool (RP), were loaded with the dye. The exocytosis of the dye was then studied by employing various secretagogues (high K+ {HK}, 4-aminopyridine {4AP} or …
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The utilization of chemical communication by three species of ghost shrimp, Callichirus islagrande, Callichirus major, and Lepidophthalmus louisianensis, and the transport of chemical cues within and between burrows
… environment was characterized using fluorescein dye visualization of an odor mimic in a model burrow for the second series of experiments. Combinations of slow and fast carrier and plume release rates were crossed with the following conditions: no shrimp mimic, 1 shrimp mimic (dye release …
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Chaotic advection, mixing, and property exchange in three-dimensional ocean eddies and gyres
… diffusivity from numerical simulations of dye release. Through these complementary methods, I find that chaotic advection dominates over turbulent diffusion in the widest chaotic regions, which always occur near the center and outer rim of the cylinder and sometimes occur in interior …
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Near-inertial internal Poincare waves in Lake Michigan: Seasonal variability and effects on lateral dispersion and turbulent mixing
… times less than the inertial period following release. Sub-inertial shear is the dominant mechanism responsible for shear dispersion for times greater than the inertial period. ^ The comparison of drifter and dye release experiments demonstrates the important role of Poincaré wave-induced …
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Flow and pressure drop on the shellside of cylindrical heat exchangers
… enabling direct observation of the flow using a dye release technique and had ten traversable pressure instrumented tubes permitting detailed pressure distributions to be obtained. The `exchanger' had a large tube bundle (278 tubes) and main flow areas typical of practical designs. Six geometries …
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Chaotic advection, mixing, and property exchange in three-dimensional ocean eddies and gyres
… diffusivity from numerical simulations of dye release. Through these complementary methods, I find that chaotic advection dominates over turbulent diffusion in the widest chaotic regions, which always occur near the center and outer rim of the cylinder and sometimes occur in interior …
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Biocompatible polymeric nanoparticles for drug/DNA delivery using biologically friendly polymerisation processes
… and non-degradable cores to study potential drug release in acidic conditions. The synthesis of the neutral star polymer precursors to the CSPMNs are also documented. This chapter includes the encapsulation and release of rhodamine B dye from an acid-labile CSPMN.<br/><br/>Chapter 3 further …