Immobilisation of red blood cells on surfaces: Several methods to immobilise red blood cells on glass or mica surfaces have been developed.
The situation in Scotland is increasingly characterised by the immobilisation of households.
"There are varying features with these products and therefore varying costs – from basic tracking to systems that can provide additional immobilisation of the vehicle".
The immobilisation of thiol groups guarantees a controlled drug release.
"The treatment is six weeks of immobilisation of the knee joint.
Inadequate immobilisation of a scaphoid fracture increases the chances for pseudo-arthrosis by 30% [29 31].
In addition, these scaffolds demonstrated improved cell seeding, and enhanced incorporation and immobilisation of growth factors.
Immobilisation of N in soil accounted for the majority of N not taken up by trees.
Several methods for immobilisation of the multicopper enzyme laccase, both with and without mediator, were evaluated.
The immobilisation of enzymes is important for applications in bioelectrochemistry such as biosensors or biofuel cells.
Straining resulted in an immobilisation of in average 49±6%6% of the injected 9.3 kDa species.
