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Doping

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Rexachs del Rosario, I.   +4 more
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Gene doping

Essays in Biochemistry, 2008
Gene doping is the misuse of gene therapy to enhance athletic performance. It has recently been recognised as a potential threat and subsequently been prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency. Despite concerns with safety and efficacy of gene therapy, the technology is progressing steadily. Many of the genes/proteins which are involved in determining
Stephen D R, Harridge   +1 more
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Doped Nanocrystals

Science, 2008
The critical role that dopants play in semiconductor devices has stimulated research on the properties and the potential applications of semiconductor nanocrystals, or colloidal quantum dots, doped with intentional impurities. We review advances in the chemical synthesis of doped nanocrystals, in the theoretical understanding of the fundamental ...
David J, Norris   +2 more
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Gene Doping

International Journal of Sports Medicine, 2006
Together with the rapidly increasing knowledge on genetic therapies as a promising new branch of regular medicine, the issue has arisen whether these techniques might be abused in the field of sports. Previous experiences have shown that drugs that are still in the experimental phases of research may find their way into the athletic world.
H J, Haisma, O, de Hon
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Doping superlattices

Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology, 1979
The MBE technique has made feasible the growth of periodic semiconductor structures composed of ultrathin layers with alternating p- and n-doping. This kind of superlattice, in contrast to familiar heterostructure systems, does not contain any interfaces, and, therefore, does not show the problems related to those. Doping superlattices, on the contrary,
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Fe-doped CeO2 solid solutions: Substituting-site doping versus interstitial-site doping, bulk doping versus surface doping

Applied Surface Science, 2017
Abstract Doping CeO2 cubic fluorite with transitional metal ions can effectively improve its redox behavior, oxygen storage capacity and catalytic performance, but the relevant fundamental understanding of the promotion effect is still insufficient due to the difficulty on determining the distribution of dopant.
Huizhi Bao   +3 more
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