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Determination method is based on the characteristic aggregation and fluorescence quenching of synthesized CdS quantum dots (QDs) at 555 nm by considered cations.

Characteristic for many neurodegenerative diseases is the occurrence of characteristic aggregation of specific proteins in brain.

The formation of smaller and more homogeneous NPs occurs because mixing in the coaxial turbulent jet mixer is more precisely controlled than that in bulk synthesis and τmix is smaller than the characteristic aggregation time scale (τagg).

In constructing the characteristic profile, aggregation of areas having different forest stand/soil properties causes the upslope drainage areas and the flow pathways to the stream to become distorted.

The morphology was characteristic with aggregation over the pole of the cell opposite the nucleus and over the uropod when present.

The positive ThT emission which is characteristic of aggregation further suggests that ribosylated α-Syn molecules exist in molten globules.

A thermodynamically unfavorable nucleus formation is followed by a rapid extension period reflecting accretion of monomers to the preexisting nucleation centers, which results in a characteristic sigmoidal aggregation kinetic curve with an initial lag period followed by accelerated fibril formation [48].

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) also revealed characteristic colloidal aggregation.

The colloidal stability is evidenced by UV vis NIR spectroscopic characterization of the samples, which show no changes in their LSPRs characteristic for aggregation.

Ranging from 50 to 500 nm in radius, these colloids form spontaneously and reversibly in buffer, governed by a characteristic critical aggregation concentration (CAC) similar to a critical micelle concentration (CMC).

The presence of characteristic lymphocyte aggregations, the so-called Crohn's like reaction (CLR, Graham and Appelman, 1990), has also been reported to be more frequent in MSI-H colon cancer (Alexander et al, 2001; Greenson et al, 2003).