Each bacterial species has a characteristic shape, but the benefits of specific morphologies remain largely unknown.
These results illustrate the diversity in the design of these PS/PMMA based membranes and highlight the possibility to control the polymer chemistry for tailoring specific morphology, permeation, and antibacterial properties for the desired function.
Evaporation-induced self-assembly of a model drug (vitamin B12) and the matrix materials due to their colloidal interactions produced microparticles with specific morphologies for immediate or prolonged releases.
Larval cells isolated by our method show developmental-stage specific morphologies for at least 72 hours, indicating that they at least partially maintain their original differentiation state and do not terminally differentiate within this period of time.
It predicts physically consistent threshold porosities, characteristic for the specific morphology of the porous material under consideration, beyond which the material loses its stiffness.
Steele, C. et al. The β-glucan receptor Dectin-1 recognizes specific morphologies of Aspergillus fumigatus.
During the past several decades, control in the formation of TiO2 film with specific morphology for the purpose of improving solar cells and low-temperature gas sensor performance has proven the benefits of TiO2.
However, Protfun predicts that most B: "Pezizomycotina specific" ORFs are not related to metabolism (Table 4), rather they could be involved for example in Pezizomycotina specific morphology.
The present study provides experimental support for designing articular surfaces matching the specific morphology of the ankle to be replace, and lays the foundations of the overall process for designing and manufacturing patient-specific total ankle replacements.
Cancer stem cells are naturally acquiring resistance to chemotherapy by a range of mechanisms through their specific morphology, their ability for DNA repair, their quiescence, overexpression of anti-apoptotic proteins, and ABC-transporter expression [222, 223].
