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Hydroxyl-terminated polystyrene (PS-OH) serves as a matrix for dispersing silica nanoparticles (12 nm) functionalized with fluorinated silanes.
First, the tethered bilayer lipid membrane, where a lipid is anchored to a surface via a hydrophilic spacer and the so-formed bilayer serves as a matrix for protein incorporation.
In these nanocomposites, RGO serves as a matrix for the uniform growth of CoS2 nanoclusters.
Art by Redniss serves as a matrix for presenting episodes from the life and research of Marie Curie and interjections about radiation, its effects, and its uses.
Callose serves as a matrix for the deposition of other cell wall materials and as a cell wall-strengthening material in cotton fibers and growing pollen tubes [ 10, 69].
It was presumed that steroids would reduce the peritoneal inflammatory reaction, which enhances adhesion formation, and heparin would prevent the fibrin blood clot formation, which serves as a matrix for adhesion formation.
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A thin porous polyaniline film on glassy carbon served as a matrix for electrochemical incorporation of platinum species.
Polymers can serve as a matrix to support cell growth by having various properties such as biocompatibility, biodegradability, porosity, charge, mechanical strength, and hydrophobicity.
The primary objective of this approach was to evaluate whether EPS could serve as a matrix for the immobilization of the enzyme urease to produce biosensors for urea.
Moreover, the polymer layers simultaneously served as a matrix for keeping the negatively charged low-molecular cofactors, glutathione and NAD+, in the bioactive layer.
Thus, the G/BiYWO6/Ce CdS heterostructure was successfully served as a matrix for the PEC detection of tetracycline (Tc) at 0 V (vs Hg/Hg2Cl2).
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