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32 � 32 pH Image Sensors for Real Time Observation of Biochemical Phenomena

open access: closedTRANSDUCERS 2007 - 2007 International Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems Conference, 2007
32 x 32 pH image sensors were successfully fabricated by using the CCD/CMOS image sensor technique, and real time imaging of a chemical reaction and pH distribution was carried out for the first time. The pH variations by a chemical reaction are observed by 200 ms step (i.e. 5 flames per sec).
Takeshi Hizawa   +6 more
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Plasmonic phenomena in metal nanoapertures and chip-scale instrumentation for biochemical sensing

open access: closed2006 IEEE Nanotechnology Materials and Devices Conference, 2006
Plasmonic interactions in the metallic nanoaperture array allow for rich phenomena, such as concentration and channeling of light in the subwavelength scale structures. We present high-sensitivity surface plasmon resonance spectroscopy based on a metal nanoslit array. Strong confinement of optical fields in the slit region allows sensitive transduction
Hong Koo Kim   +6 more
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Biochemical phenomena associated with the process of leaf senescence in plants: a student problem

open access: closedBiochemical Education, 1999
A problem for students on the mechanisms of leaf senescence is presented as a series of questions requiring the interpretation of experimental data.
Stéphanie Ricquebourg   +2 more
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Fast simulation of large networks of nanotechnological and biochemical oscillators for investigating self-organization phenomena

open access: closedAsia and South Pacific Conference on Design Automation, 2006., 2006
We address the problem of fast and accurate computational analysis of large networks of coupled oscillators arising in nanotechnological and biochemical systems. Such systems are computationally and analytically challenging because of their very large sizes and the complex nonlinear dynamics they exhibit.
Xiaolue Lai, Jaijeet Roychowdhury
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Network Modeling of Biochemical Transport Phenomena

open access: closed, 2013
Andrés Fernando González Barrios   +2 more
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Cellular automata models of biochemical phenomena

Future Generation Computer Systems, 1999
Abstract This paper describes the use of kinematic, asynchronous, stochastic cellular automata to model water and solution phenomena encountered in complex biological systems. These in silico experiments are designed to assess the ability of the dynamic simulations to model some physical properties observed in solutions.
Lemont B. Kier   +2 more
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Biochemical factors influencing erythrocyte deformability and capillary entrance phenomena

Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation, 1981
Evaluation of the effects of biochemical modification of erythrocytes by low pressure filtration through Nuclepore filters of 2.8 and 3.0 micrometer pore diameter and glass micropipettes of 2.7 and 3.0 micrometer internal diameter and channel length greater than 100 micrometer indicates the relative sensitivity of the micropipette in detection of ...
P L, La Celle, B D, Smith
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Finding complex oscillatory phenomena in biochemical systems An empirical approach

Biophysical Chemistry, 1988
Starting with a model for a product-activated enzymatic reaction proposed for glycolytic oscillations, we show how more complex oscillatory phenomena may develop when the basic model is modified by addition of product recycling into substrate or by coupling in parallel or in series two autocatalytic enzyme reactions. Among the new modes of behavior are
Goldbeter, Albert   +4 more
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Hydrophobic hydrophilic phenomena in biochemical processes

Biophysical Chemistry, 2003
The evolution of concepts developed in the study of the hydrophobic affect is surveyed, within the more general context of solvent-induced effects. A systematic analysis of the solvent-induced contribution to the driving force for the process of protein folding has led to two important modifications in our understanding of these effects.
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