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A novel sensor uses liquid crystals to detect environmental contamination.
The system could also detect environmental threats, like chemical spills or fires.
The sensor, developed at the University of Wisconsin, uses liquid crystals to detect environmental contaminants.
In the fall, a tree's leaves or needles begin to detect environmental cues.
The derivation of mast-cell and basophil transcriptional signatures underscores their differential capacities to detect environmental signals and influence the inflammatory milieu.
The sensors can detect environmental pollutants such as compounds that mimic estrogen, residue from jet fuel in ground water, and chemicals that indicate food spoilage.
Those results support the potential of mesoscale surveys to assess water quality variables and detect environmental patterns at regional scales.
A variant iGluR subfamily, the Ionotropic Receptors (IRs), was recently proposed to detect environmental volatile chemicals in olfactory cilia.
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Research has yielded, for instance, viruses that attack harmful bacteria, yeasts that produce biofuels, and microbes capable of detecting environmental toxins.
Evolutionary survival and procreation are augmented if an individual organism quickly detects environmental threats and rapidly initiates defensive behavioral reactions.
Lignosulfonate (LS), an aromatic polymer with massive hydrophilic groups from biomass, has been firstly developed as sensitive material for detecting environmental humidity.
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