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The copper-induced oxidation of low density lipoprotein (LDL) particles represents a particularly suitable method for studying, both in vitro and in vivo, the effects of a number of alimentary, environmental and lifestyle factors on the mechanism of a biochemical process involved in many oxidative stress-related diseases, such as atherosclerosis, which affects around 50% of the occidental people.
The mechanism behind the increase in toxicity for nano-sized WC-Co particles is not yet understood, but experiments with hard metal alloys suggested that the association of Co and carbide particles represents a specific toxic entity that produces large amounts of ROS.
The large bed ash particles represents a bed ash fraction that was sieved out of the bed ash with a considerably larger sieving particle size than the bed material (>1.2 mm, compared to the 0.200 0.250 mm of sieved bed material).
The study of charge transport through chains of CdSe semiconductor nanorods linked by Au particles represents an ideal model system for this matter, because the metal semiconductor interface is an intrinsic feature of the nanosystem.
Coating of the drug particles represents an effective way of taste masking, however technologically more challenging [63,64].
The low-density ceramic particles represent a surprising proportion of the volume of the material but still only contribute 25% to the weight.
An algorithm with extended likelihood probabilistic data association and evolving groups of populations of particles representing a multiple-part distribution is designed.
Nanoscale iron particles represent a new generation of environmental remediation technologies that could provide cost-effective solutions to some of the most challenging environmental cleanup problems [5].
Esterified sterols, a core component of lipid storage particles, represent a major storage of cellular sterols in most eukaryotes, including yeast [31], [32].
For a distribution of particles representing a cell, force could be applied to particles at either end, causing contraction.
The abundance and uniformity of CMG dimers, which were noted in several independent preparations, suggests that these particles represent a naturally occurring state of the assembly.
