This colorimetric assay exhibits rapid operation (within 5 min), high selectivity and sensitivity towards biothiols with tunable dynamic ranges.
At 70 ºC/20 min, high pressure like 600 MPa protected the bioactive components better in the sample than at 0.1 MPa.
However, short cooking time (150 min), high ethanol concentration (65%) and high temperature (210 °C) could be used to produce papers with suitable burst and tear index.
For a reactor volume of approximately 30 ml and residence times from 25to9090 min, high degrees of plug flow were achieved.
The resulting AFP sensor exhibited a short response time (<5 min), high sensitivity, low interference from other antigens, and a working lifetime at least 60 days.
(a-d) One-min high time resolution plot showing the quasi-periodic and chorus elements of a quasi-periodic chorus emission observed at ATH on 19 February 2012 at 18 15 UT.
Exposure of the slices to electrical field stimulation (bipolar pulse, 2-ms long, 20 mA, 0.5 Hz for 4 min), high potassium concentration (30 mM, 2 min), or ethanol (25 100 mM, 2 min) was associated with increased [3H]dopamine release.
Based on these results, the lower, central and higher levels of four independent variables, the range of overhead stirring time of 80 240 min, high shear stirring time of 10 30 min, high shear rate of 800 5600 rpm, and the cycle of high-pressure homogenizer of 8 cycles to 20 cycles, were selected.
This newly developed geopolymer repair material has short setting time of 24 min, high flow of 212 mm and high early compressive strength and bonding strength of the interfacial bonding zone as indicated by the dense microstructure.
