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Rheologica Acta, 1994
Applicability and limits of time-resolved rheometry have been analyzed for polymers which undergo change during a theological measurement. Processes such as gelation, phase transition, polymerization or decomposition affect the molecular mobility in these polymers and therefore the rheological experiment.
MOURS, M, Winter, HH
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Applicability and limits of time-resolved rheometry have been analyzed for polymers which undergo change during a theological measurement. Processes such as gelation, phase transition, polymerization or decomposition affect the molecular mobility in these polymers and therefore the rheological experiment.
MOURS, M, Winter, HH
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Time-Resolved Fluoroimmunoassay
Molecular Biotechnology, 1999A method is reported to set up a standard competitive TR-FIA. A simple and inexpensive way to prepare reagents and carry out operations is presented as well, with the aim to make it possible to perform a very sensitive analytical procedure in a personalized way within a nondedicated biochemistry laboratory.
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Applied Optics, 1985
An ellipsometer is described which is capable of measuring one of the related ellipsometric parameters N, S, or C as a function of time. The ellipsometer is of the standard polarizer–compensator–sample–analyzer type, in which the analyzer is a Wollaston prism.
G E, Jellison, D H, Lowndes
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An ellipsometer is described which is capable of measuring one of the related ellipsometric parameters N, S, or C as a function of time. The ellipsometer is of the standard polarizer–compensator–sample–analyzer type, in which the analyzer is a Wollaston prism.
G E, Jellison, D H, Lowndes
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Fluorescence time-resolved macroimaging
Optics Letters, 2018While laser scanning fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) is a powerful approach for cell biology, its small field of view (typically less than 1 mm) makes it impractical for the imaging of large biological samples that is often required for biomedical applications. Here we present a system that allows performing FLIM on macroscopic samples as large as
Vladislav I, Shcheslavskiy +7 more
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Acta Crystallographica Section A Foundations of Crystallography, 1998
Time-resolved crystallography has been successfully applied on the time scale from seconds via milliseconds and nanoseconds to picoseconds on a variety of systems. This brief review largely deals with macromolecular systems, on which there has been substantial recent progress.
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Time-resolved crystallography has been successfully applied on the time scale from seconds via milliseconds and nanoseconds to picoseconds on a variety of systems. This brief review largely deals with macromolecular systems, on which there has been substantial recent progress.
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Time-resolved photoluminescence in SrTiO3
Journal of Luminescence, 1984SrTiO3 is an insulator with a band gap of 3,27 eV which shows evidence of strong electron-phonon interaction. Its luminescence spectra exhibits a broad band in the visible, apparently intrinsic in nature (1). Its transport properties reveal the existence of deep traps for holes (2) and small polaron behaviour has been observed for electrons in the ...
R. Leonelli, J. L. Brebner
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Time-Resolved Fluorescence Assays
2016Fluorescence-based detection techniques are popular in high throughput screening due to sensitivity and cost-effectiveness. Four commonly used techniques exist, each with distinct characteristics. Fluorescence intensity assays are the simplest to run, but suffer the most from signal interference.
Chen-Ting, Ma, Eduard A, Sergienko
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