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Did the authors observe the same diffusional behavior and change in diffusion with the addition of calcium and ligand in intact (non patched) cells expressing TRPV1 GFP (or RED)?

We have solved the problem of in-diffusion with due account for this phenomenon by means of Fourier transforms.

In the through- and in-diffusion tests with solution reservoirs, test interpretation of different phases often makes use of simplified analytical solutions.

The changes in permeability reflect changes in diffusion coefficient, with intrinsically porous CC3 raising D and non-porous redCC3 lowering D. The enhanced diffusion with CC3 may be attributed to transport within the pore structure of crystalline CC3.

As found with previous studies on amyloid fibrils, only by considering the change in diffusion coefficient with diffusion delay can the true nature of the underlying dynamics be elucidated.

The effect of depths of parallel-wall cracks on chloride diffusion of concretes with different w/c ratios is also studied by Stitmannaithum et al. (2013), where increase in chloride diffusion with increase in crack depth and w/c ratios is also reported (see Fig. 6).

In this Foundation Review, we discuss the differences observed within mucus models and experimental protocols in diffusion studies, with an emphasis on nanomedicine diffusion.

This unexpected phenomenon was caused by the reduced gas density at elevated temperature despite the increase in diffusion coefficient with increasing temperature.

In our observation the decrease in diffusion coefficient with respect to Ag NP Hb corona (Fig. 6b) could be because of an increase in Hb-induced attractive interaction between nanoparticles and/or due to nanoparticle aggregation [55].

The change in diffusion coefficient with pH can be attributed to a decrease in homogeneous electron-transfer rate constant with deprotonation of the polymer.

However, both CLEA and CLEC technology may result in diffusion constraints with increasing particle size [ 18].