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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"thermal deactivation"”.
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Biolithography : selective joining using antibody-antigen reactions
… reactions, where the selectively is based on the thermal sensitivity of such proteins. Antibodies and antigens can be chemically immobilized to a variety of substrate materials: polymeric, ceramic and metallic. In the present investigation, antibody coated 1 [mu]m polystyrene beads and antigen …
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Mode-I Fracture in Bonded Wood: Studies of Adhesive Thermal Stability, and of the Effects of Wood Surface Deactivation
… mode-I fracture testing was used to compare the thermal stability of polyurethane (PUR) and resorcinol-formaldehyde (RF) wood adhesives. Bonded specimens for both adhesives were subjected to prolonged thermal exposure, and fracture testing was subsequently conducted after re-equilibration to …
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The impact of primary motor cortex, spinal cord, and sciatic nerve cooling on spinal reflex activity in the rat: a reversible deactivation study
… of the sciatic nerve. After baseline recordings, thermal deactivation was used to selectively silence the primary motor cortex, spinal cord, or sciatic nerve in the rat and test the hypothesis that different locations exerted different effects on the excitability and timing of the spinal cord …
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Adhesion Fundamentals in Spotted Gum (Corymbia citriodora)
… with a particular focus on sensitivity to thermal deactivation. Wetting measurements were performed using the sessile drop method. Initial and equilibrium contact angles, time-dependent wetting, and surface energy were determined. Time-dependent wetting and equilibrium contact angles were …
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Investigation of photoprotection of photosystem II by cytochrome b559
… for protection against high light involves thermal deactivation of energy within pigment beds. In addition, there is increasing evidence that secondary electron transport pathways within photosystem II can protect against potentially damaging redox states. Experiments using photosynthetic …