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A universal photo-assisted kinetic enhancement strategy for high-rate batteries <i>via</i> non-planar dye sensitization. [PDF]
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Ultrasensitive SERS detection of trace malachite green using noble-metal-free EuFeO<sub>3</sub>/ZnO@Ti<sub>3</sub>C<sub>2</sub>T <sub><i>x</i></sub> MXene heterostructures. [PDF]
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Chemical Penetration Enhancers
Therapeutic Delivery, 2015To achieve an efficient skin penetration of most compounds it is necessary to overcome the barrier function of the skin, provided mainly (but not only) by the stratum corneum. Among various strategies used or studied to date, chemical penetration enhancers are the most frequently employed with one of the longest histories of use.
Luciana B, Lopes +2 more
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Chemical Signal Enhancement by Chemical Amplification
Comments on Inorganic Chemistry, 2002A catalytic cycle can be viewed as an amplifier for a signal represented by introduction of its catalyst to a system. Examples of catalytic signal amplification taken from the photographic literature are presented. Issues in the design of catalysts and system stability will be discussed and some ideas for modifying a photographic system for non-imaging
Anne Ehret +2 more
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Chemical enhancers for transdermal drug transport
European Journal of Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics, 2001In its first part, this review paper discusses skin morphology and barrier function of the stratum corneum for drug permeation after its transdermal administration or topical application. Further, the paper presents the main methods for overcoming the skin permeation barrier, which plays an important role for transdermal drug administration.
K, Bauerová, D, Matusová, Z, Kassai
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Chemical modification of enzymes for enhanced functionality
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 1999The explosion in commercial and synthetic applications of enzymes has stimulated much of the interest in enhancing enzyme functionality and stability. Covalent chemical modification, the original method available for altering protein properties, has now re-emerged as a powerful complementary approach to site-directed mutagenesis and directed evolution ...
G, DeSantis, J B, Jones
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