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The researchers copied those textures to create synthetic shark skin that could be applied to a variety of surfaces, ranging from medical devices to computer keyboards, to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria.
Add the rarefied air of Salt Lake City and the Denver area, the wilting heat and humidity of Dallas and Houston, and a slew of playing surfaces ranging from the immaculate lawn of Red Bull Arena to the troublesome turf at Seattle's CenturyLink Field and it is easy to see why home advantage is so pronounced.
Protein-surface interactions are ubiquitous in the crowded cytosol, where proteins encounter a variety of surfaces, ranging from membranes surfaces, to the surfaces presented by chaperone molecules.
Here, we provide evidence that nanodot surfaces, ranging from 10 to 200 nm, were capable of modulating neuronal interaction and communication.
This study analyzed the behavior of human osteoclast precursor cells cultured over three hydroxyapatite (HA) surfaces ranging from a micro- to nanoscale topography.
Reported fabrication method based on sandblasting, etching and spray coating is easily applicable to various surfaces ranging from metals, ceramics, to plastics and is scalable to large surfaces.
His surfaces range from overly burnished — reflecting Renoir's early apprenticeship as a painter in a Paris porcelain factory — to sticky-looking, to downright hairy.
Wall surfaces range from the smoothness of glass and plaster to the roughness of brick, stone, or rough-sawn lumber.
Their surfaces range from the stark cratering of Earth's moon through the cantaloupe-skin of Triton, which circles Neptune, to the cue-ball-smooth ice of Europa and the lurid leprous sulphur of Io, both companions of Jupiter.
When the lanes were covered or put into sheds (called Kegelbahns in Germany and Austria and usually attached to village taverns or guest houses), the playing surfaces ranged from wood or hardened clay to, in later years, asphalt.
Ice formation and aggregation on external surfaces range from being mildly annoying to potentially life-threatening.
