Sentence examples for electrical coupling of from inspiring English sources
Neuroblastoma NG108 and rat primary peripheral neurons produced high voltage-activated currents when electrically stimulated through conductive SWCNT films, demonstrating the electrical coupling of SWCNTs and neurons.
Four forms of electrical coupling of noise, namely, impedance coupling, electrostatic coupling, magnetic/inductive coupling, and electromagnetic radiation are explained.
The electrical model accounts for both the longitudinal fiber electrical conductivity and the occasional fiber fiber contacts that permit electrical coupling of touching fibers.
Particularly the parasitic electrical coupling of the TSV with active devices is a matter of interest and is investigated in this paper.
The corresponding model is developed to optimize the mechanical and electrical coupling of the stator, which causes an ellipse motion at the contact tip of the stator when the composite vibrations with longitudinal and bending are excited.
The intimate contact between cell membranes and CNTs provided a close electrical coupling of the neurons and CNTs, which could directly stimulate neural activities (Figure 3 (B)).
A physical interpretation for this phenomenon is given specifically from the standpoint of electrical coupling on the basis of thermal coupling between cells in the stack.
During the peak of the depolarizing response, spikelets, indicative of electrical coupling to other neurons, were sometimes seen.
Activation of type II mGluRs in the TRN (second postnatal week), however, had different consequences than in the neocortex: application of ACPD ((1S,3R -1-aminocyclopentane-1,3-dicarboxylic acid; mGluRI and II agonist) reduced the electrical coupling responses of TRN cells by 23% (Landisman and Connors 2005).
Based on circuit theory, we derived analytical descriptions of the AC electrical coupling in networks of isopotential cells.
These techniques include labeling gap junction proteins at synaptic sites, setting specific pharmacological blockades on coupling channels, and reducing electrical coupling following knockout/knockdown of specific genes of channel proteins.
