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Testing attachment point theory: diatom attachment on microtextured polyimide biomimics

Biofouling, 2006
This paper explores diatom attachment to a range of laser etched polyimide surfaces to directly test 'attachment point theory'. Static bioassays were conducted on microtextured polyimide surfaces using four diatom species, Fallacia carpentariae, Nitzschia cf. paleacea, Amphora sp. and Navicula jeffreyi with cell sizes ranging from 1-14 microm.
Scardino, A.J., Harvey, E., de Nys, R.
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Diatom test with Soluene-350 to diagnose drowning in sea water

Forensic Science International, 1999
The authors tested the Soluene-350 method to detect diatoms in three cases of sea water drowning. The negative results obtained in all three cases prompted us to re-test the method on samples of fresh water and sea water microalgae. The experiment showed that the siliceous frustule of sea water diatoms is solubilized by Soluene-350 while that of fresh ...
LAURA SIDARI, DI NUNNO, Nunzio, FULVIO COSTANTINIDES, MAURO MELATO   +3 more
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On testing difference equations for the diatomic eigenvalue problem

Journal of Computational Chemistry, 1988
AbstractThe determination of the vibration‐rotation eigenvalues (for an electronic state of a diatomic molecule) is done using various algorithms, where the differential equation y″ + f(r)y = 0 (with given initial values yo and y′o at an origin ro) is to be integrated, that is, to be replaced by a “convenient” difference equation (DE).
Hafez Kobeissi, Majida Kobeissi, Ali El Hajj   +2 more
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A test on different aspects of diatom processing techniques

Journal of Applied Phycology, 2007
A factorial experiment was carried out in order to assess the effects of four treatment steps in diatom processing techniques (the quantity of hydrogen peroxide added to the sample, the time allowed to the digestion reaction, the use of centrifugation and the method used to settle the frustules onto the coverslip) on different aspects of the quality of
Saúl Blanco, Irene Álvarez, Cristina Cejudo   +2 more
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The Diatom Test for Drowning in Ontario

Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal, 1996
The diatom test for drowning has proved to be a useful, reliable, and valid test for the postmortem diagnosis of drowning in hundreds of cases of drowning in Ontario, Canada. In Ontario, the test has been largely applied to the femoral bone marrow which has facilitated the referral of cases from sites outside of the Office of the Chief Coroner for ...
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CHARACTERISATION OF THE ADHESION OF FOULING DIATOMS ONTO TEST SURFACES

Diatom Research, 2007
The dominant presence of marine diatoms fouling the latest non-toxic, antifoul coatings has increased interest in characterising diatom adhesives and the mechanisms of their adhesion. In this study the adhesion of two benthic, fouling diatoms [Craspedostauros australis Cox and Haslea sp. Simonsen (Bacillariophyceae, Ochrophyta)] was measured on 23 test
A. Willis, J. Pacifico, T. M. Dugdale, R. Wetherbee   +3 more
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Limbs found in water: investigation using anthropological analysis and the diatom test

Forensic Science International, 2000
We report the investigation, using a multi-disciplinary approach, of five cases of dismembered limbs which were recovered from Lake Ontario, Lake Erie and the Niagara River, and examined at the Office of the Chief Coroner for Ontario. In all cases, postmortem examination revealed that the limbs had been disarticulated in the postmortem period, by non ...
K L, Gruspier, M S, Pollanen
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A Test of the Influence of Cyclotron Resonance Exposures on Diatom Motility

Health Physics, 1994
An attempt was made to test the hypothesis (McLeod et al. 1987; Smith et al. 1987) that a certain combination of direct current and alternating current magnetic field exposures at room temperature results in an increase in motility of a marine diatom (Amphora coffeaeformis) to a maximum value.
A V, Prasad, M W, Miller, C, Cox, E L, Carstensen, H, Hoops, A A, Brayman   +5 more
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[Evaluation of three methods for forensic diatom test].

Nan fang yi ke da xue xue bao = Journal of Southern Medical University, 2015
To compare the efficacy of three methods for forensic diatom test, namely strong acid digestion-centrifuge enrichment-light microscopy (SD-CE-LM), microwave digestion-membrane filtration-automated scanning electron microscopy (MD-ME-SEM), and microwave digestion-membrane filtration-light microscopy (MD-MF-LM).Sixty samples were randomly divided into 3 ...
Yuzhong, Wang, Jian, Zhao, Peng, Li, Sunlin, Hu, Huipin, Wang, Huijun, Wang, Chao, Liu   +6 more
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On testing diatomic vibration-rotation wavefunction for high levels

Journal of Computational Physics, 1985
The Morse potential is considered as an example of a model problem whose exact solution can be used to test numerical methods for solving the vibration-rotation equation for diatomic molecules. The difficulty with the exact Morse solution is that it depends on the generalised Laguerre polynomial which is complicated to handle for high vibrational ...
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