Furthermore, fullerene (C60) is known for its multifunctional use such as imaging probe, antioxidant and drug carrier [189], but it has been shown to exhibit genotoxicity and cytotoxicity and also to induce ROS in rat/fish cell lines [190 192].
By restoring natural conditions, hydronomic works improves the resilience of the river systems and provides the framework for the sustainable multifunctional use of estuaries, rivers and streams.
Furthermore, it can be prepended to heterologous proteins such as GFP to control their nuclear import indicating its potential multifunctional use for import of a variety of proteins.
In his woodworking business, he specializes in multifunctional uses for storage space.
Here, we present an approach to designing policies for multifunctional land use with application to Europe and its regions.
To alleviate the problems described in this paper, such measures should take account of opportunities for public/private partnerships and should integrate social, cultural, economic and ecological objectives for multifunctional land use.
Advanced developments for the natural bio-resources and their sustainable use for multifunctional clothing are gaining pace now.
In the present investigation, CuFe2O4 photocatalysts were fabricated by different routes (GCR and CCR), well characterized by various techniques and used for multifunctional applications.
In this work, the mechanical in-plane and thermal conductivity properties of a novel cellular configuration for multifunctional applications are described using analytical and finite element models.
DC and AC electrical conductivity measurements demonstrate high electrical conductivity of >100 S/m (at 3% volume fraction, ∼1.5% weight fraction, of CNTs) that can be used for multifunctional applications such as de-icing and electromagnetic shielding.
This is especially useful for multifunctional proteins and moonlighting proteins.
