The use of CB/CoPc leads to a highly sensitive thiocholine detection by applying a low potential (+0.05 V vs. internal reference) without fouling problem, a typical drawback that affects the thiol electrochemical detection.
One may speculate that the differences in the mutation to alanine or glycine might be caused by the fact that glycine has a low potential for the formation of α-helices and a relative high potential to form β-turns, and thus has a tendency to break the given secondary or ternary structures.
A low potential area enclosed by high potential layers is located in reservoirs.
This paper presents a new type of electromagnetic actuator driven by a low voltage of 5.5 V for potential applications in insect scale Flapping-wing Micro Aerial Vehicles (FMAVs).
In most cases, PDGFRA-mutated GISTs are characterised by a low malignant potential (Lasota et al, 2004, 2006).
A reduced stability is indicated by a low zeta potential, which is a standard parameter used to measure the electrostatic repulsion which prevents aggregation and coalescence of lipid droplets [ 4, 5].
In particular, SB-2 melanoma cell lines, commonly characterized by a low metastatic potential, do not regularly express MCAM/MUC18 but, when subsequently transfected with full-length human cDNA MCAM/MUC18 construct and injected in mice, easily develop metastases.
As shown in Figure 1, a quantum dot does just this by establishing a region of low potential surrounded by a ring of high potential.
It has been suggested that a Rnf-type ion-translocating electron transfer complex may play a role in reverse electron transport in syntrophs [ 40], by generating low potential ferredoxin from NADH using the membrane potential [ 41].
Compared to that of AuBPE, the sensitivity for hydrazine detection using cyclic voltammetry was found to increase by ∼24.8 times with a low peak potential of ∼0.0 V vs. Ag/AgCl in neutral medium.
By applying a low anodic potential of 80 mV, the NO in the NOx equilibrated mixture can be oxidized at a Pt working electrode on the YSZ electrolyte at 500 °C.
