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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"mass accumulation rate"”.
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Measuring mass changes in single suspended and adherent cells, with applications to personalized medicine in Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM)
… opens the possibility for measuring small mass changes in cells. Mass accumulation rate (MAR) measurements in single suspended cells over short periods of time have the potential for characterizing heterogeneous collections of tumorigenic cells and serve as a functional marker for the …
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A multiplex platform based on cellular barcoding for measuring single cell drug susceptibility
… drug treatment, such as cell viability or growth rate. Previously, the serial microfluidic mass sensor arrays have been used to measure single-cell mass accumulation rates over ~20 minute intervals to assess drug susceptibility. Here, we present a multiplexing platform that allows evaluation of …
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A Reconstruction of Post-Glacial Hydroclimatic Change and Mass Accumulation Rates from a Small Watershed of the Lower North American Great Lakes Region
… evidence over the last ~14,700 cal years illustrates numerous fluctuations over a range of 3.5 m that reflect changing hydroclimatic conditions. Four lowstands of at least 1.5 m below the modern lake level are recorded, which were caused by some combination of reduced warm-season precipitation, …
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Organic Carbon Cycling in East China Sea Shelf Sediments: Linkages with Hypoxia
… flood in 2010. For the down-core sediment, the mass accumulation rate distribution followed the dispersal pathway of the ECS sediment. Terrestrial and marine derived OC showed significant spatial and temporal distribution. Lignin rich materials were better preserved in sediments closer to the …
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Marine carbonate accumulation during the greenhouse climate of the Eocene
… in carbonate dissolution indices and carbonate mass accumulation rate through the entire Eocene (56–34 Ma) at ODP Site 1209 on Shatsky Rise, north-central Pacific and ties it to a stable carbon and oxygen isotope record, which is stratigraphically correlated with the global benthic stack and …