In the future, this base material may be used with orthogonal click chemistries to allow control over biochemical and biomechanical properties over days to weeks to study cell response to changes in the surrounding environment and provides a useful platform to adapt for a variety of biomaterials applications, including cell culture, tissue engineering, and drug delivery.
This adjustment of the dimensions of the structure leads to a 250 nm large bandwidth mirror well adapted for a VCSEL application at λ= 2.65μm and can easily be scaled for other wavelengths.
Biomaterials are a variety of metallic components, polymers, ceramics or composite materials that are used and/or adapted for a medical application.
Thus, selection of a particular cut-point value can be adapted for a particular application.
The method introduced in this study is general and can be applied to a wide range of problems and especially to nanoparticles in order to obtain an optimized design of the size, the shape, the geometry and to select the most adapted for a specific application.
We have developed a "brief intervention" using motivational interviewing principles but in the form of an interactive DVD and telephone follow up that would be straightforward to adapt for practical application beyond the research context.
In this study, a generic approach for material-supply-driven project planning and control optimization is adapted into an application framework for scheduling the spool fabrication operations.
Eventually, the membranes could be adapted for a variety of applications, ranging from pharmaceuticals to the food industry, where they could be used to separate sugars, for example, says co-author Olgica Bakajin, a physicist at LLNL. "Practically, the next step is figuring out how to take a general concept and modify it to a specific application," Bakajin says.
Firefly luciferases, which emit visible light in a highly specific ATP-dependent process, have been adapted for a variety of applications, including gene reporter assays, whole-cell biosensor measurements, and in vivo imaging.
Firefly luciferases, which emit visible light in a highly specific ATP-dependent process, have been adapted for a variety of applications based on the detection of the enzymes or using the proteins to measure ATP levels.
North American firefly Photinus pyralis luciferase, which emits yellow green light (557 nm), has been adapted for a variety of applications, including gene reporter assays, whole-cell biosensor measurements, and in vivo imaging.
