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The microbe electric: conversion of organic matter to electricity
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 2008Broad application of microbial fuel cells will require substantial increases in current density. A better understanding of the microbiology of these systems may help. Recent studies have greatly expanded the range of microorganisms known to function either as electrode-reducing microorganisms at the anode or as electrode-oxidizing microorganisms at the
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Electric Fish, Electric Organ Discharges, and Electroreception
2007A number of animal groups have evolved sensitivity to weak electric currents that are generated by sources outside the receiver. This allows them to detect other individuals and suitable prey. Other animal groups have evolved the capacity to generate electric pulses and a surrounding electric field, together with a central nervous system that analyzes ...
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Self Organizing Electrical Resonator
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2002There is considerable interest in self organizing resonators of the Kuramoto type, partially because of their seeming ability to reduce their entropy without the expenditure of energy. This paper reports on a similar, self organizing electrical resonator in a noise field, modeled by PSpice, a program used routinely in electrical engineering for ...
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Liberalized Electricity Markets Organization
2006Traditionally, economics sectors of public utility such as power and gas have been developed and run under strict monopolistic regimes. We may find examples of state monopoly, especially in south-east Europe, regional or municipal monopoly in central and north Europe or somewhere in the United States, and, finally, natural monopoly (privately owned ...
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The Detection of Electric Fields from Electric Organs
1974In the preceding chapter some aspects of the biological role of electroreception are discussed that depend on signals arising from other organisms and from inanimate sources. In the present chapter we consider the reception of signals from electric organs, both from the same individual and from others.
Henning Scheich, Theodore H. Bullock
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Radiation therapy‐associated toxicity: Etiology, management, and prevention
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Kyle Wang
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Electric currents in nerve tissue and electric organs
Electrical Engineering, 1950THE function of the nervous system is that of carrying messages from one point of the body to another. Some of these messages may be received from the outside world and transmitted through relay stations to different centers, others are sent from the higher centers to the periphery and so on.
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