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One-molecule-thick layer of coating acts as barrier to oil.(research and uses of Polyethylene glycol)(Brief article)
A coating that consists of a single-molecule-thick layer of a material called polyethylene glycol, with each molecule tipped with a "functional group" made with fluorine similar to PTFE, has reportedly been developed at Purdue University, A coating that consists of a single-molecule-thick layer of a ...
Tags: barrier, molecule, Purdue University
Research articles 2007-06-01
Electricity produced as nanometal joins organic molecules.(EMERGING TECHNOLOGY)(Brief article)
Electricity has been generated from the heat produced when organic molecules are trapped between metal nanoparticles, say researchers at the University of California, Berkeley. The nanoparticles arrangement acts as a mini thermoelectric converter. Th Electricity has been generated from the heat produced when organic molecules...
Tags: molecule, University of California at Berkeley
Research articles 2007-04-01
Light-activated molecules create complex microstructures.(Materials Science/R & D)
A three-dimensional microfabrication technique in which light-activated molecules selectively initiate chemical reactions within polymers and other materials has been reported by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. The techno A three-dimensional microfabrication technique in which light-activated molecules selectively initiate chemical reactions within ...
Tags: Georgia Institute of Technology, molecule, technique
Research articles 2004-05-01
Reflections on chiral molecules.(detecting using vibrational circular dichroism and supercrifical fluid chromatography )
In 1992, the Food and Drug Administration FDA published its policy statement on the development of new stereoisomeric drugs. The statement required all drugs with chiral centers to be studied with respect to their left and right enantiomers, or ste In 1992, the Food and Drug...
Tags: FDA, molecule
Research articles 2006-09-15
FADD Adaptor in Cancer
FADD Fas Associated protein with Death Domain is a key adaptor molecule transmitting the death signal mediated by death receptors. In addition, this multiple functional protein is implicated in survival/proliferation and cell cycle progression. FADD functions are regulated via cellular sublocalization, protein phosphorylation, and inhibitory molecules. The present review focuses...
Tags: Protein, Progression, BioMed Central, Molecule, Mice, Hardware, Peripherals
White papers 2005-02-17
Miniature electronics. (News).(research update from Arizona State University)(Brief Article)
The newest frontier in electronic miniaturization is molecular-scale electronics. But it is tough to manipulate single molecules so their electronic capabilities can be tested and applied. Researchers at Arizona State University have taken a s The newest frontier in...
Tags: Arizona State University, electronics, molecule
Research articles 2002-02-07
Rapid, Single-Tube Method for Quantitative Preparation and Analysis of RNA and DNA in Samples as Small as One Cell
This paper introduces a novel and highly reliable single-tube method for rapid cell lysis, followed by quantitative preparation and analysis of both RNA and/or DNA molecules in small samples. In contrast to previous approaches, this procedure allows all steps to be carried out by sequential dilution in a single tube,...
Tags: RNA, Method, DNA, BioMed Central, Analysis, Cell, Molecule, Biotechnology
White papers 2005-01-13
Glycosylation of Recombinant Antibody Therapeutics
The adaptive immune system has the capacity to produce antibodies with a virtually infinite repertoire of specificities. Recombinant antibodies specific for human targets are established in the clinic as therapeutics and represent a major new class of drug. Therapeutic efficacy depends on the formation of complexes with target molecules and...
Tags: Activation, American Chemical Society, Molecule
White papers 2004-12-22
What Is the Smallest Saturated Acyclic Alkane That Cannot Be Made?
Saturated acyclic alkanes may show a high degree of strain if they have many branches close to each other. This paper reports calculations which indicate how strained a molecule may become before it falls apart rapidly at room temperature and so allow us to identify the simplest alkane which cannot...
Tags: American Chemical Society, Molecule
White papers 2004-12-08
TRADE NEWS: Agilent Technologies Expands HPLC-Chip/MS With Five New Chips for Large and Small Molecule Analysis
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE:A) today expanded its line of revolutionary, high-performance liquid chromatography HPLC chip/mass spectrometry MS modules, introducing five chips for the study of small and large molecules.
Tags: Agilent Technologies Inc., analysis, molecule
Research articles 2006-01-10
SILENCE THERAPEUTICS PLC - Preliminary Final Results.
SILENCE THERAPEUTICS PLC ("Silence Therapeutics", "Silence", "the Group" or "the Company") PRELIMINARY UNAUDITED CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ...
Tags: AstraZeneca Plc., collaboration, Company, molecule, pharmaceutical company, technology
Research articles 2008-03-27
COMe: The Ontology of Bioinorganic Proteins
COMe (Co-Ordination of Metals) represents the ontology for bioinorganic and other small molecule centers in complex proteins. COMe consists of three types of entities: 'bioinorganic motif' BIM, 'molecule' MOL, and 'complex proteins' PRX, with each entity being assigned a unique identifier. A BIM consists of at least one centre (metal...
Tags: Ontology, Protein, Management, Strategy, BIM, Molecule
White papers 2004-02-27
Nanoscale fibrous lecithin mats have potential for tissue growth.(UNIVERSITY RESEARCH)
A single-step process for creating nonwoven fibrous mats from a small organic molecule is under development by scientists at Virginia Tech, Blacks-burg, Va. The nanoscale material may have potential as scaffolds for tissue growth and drug delivery A single-step process for creating nonwoven...
Tags: molecule, Virginia Tech
Research articles 2006-04-01
University of California. (Technology Spotlight).
MIT engineers and colleagues from the University of California are reporting a unique design of a "smart surface" that can reversibly switch properties in response to an external stimulus. In the Jan. 17 issue of Science, the researchers de MIT engineers and colleagues from the University...
Tags: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, molecule, University of California
Research articles 2003-03-01
Building, molecule by molecule.(the Research Division at International Business Machines has created a nano-engineering 'abacus' with eachbead representing individual molecules)(Brief Article)
00-00-0000 IN A TOUR DE FORCE OF nano-engineering, scientists at the IBM Research Div.'s Zurich Laboratory have built an "abacus" with individual molecules as beads. The feat dramatizes the potential of assembling structures from t 00-00-0000 IN A TOUR DE FORCE OF nano-engineering,...
Tags: IBM Corp., molecule
Research articles 1997-02-17
High-purity nanoparticles formed on gallium arsenide. (Materials Science/R&D).
A rapid and cost-effective method of forming tiny particles of high-purity metals on the surfaces of advanced semiconductor materials such as gallium arsenide is under development at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind. Researchers led by Dr. Jill A rapid and cost-effective method of forming tiny particles...
Tags: molecule, nanoparticle, Purdue University
Research articles 2003-03-01
First align the molecules: chemical reaction.(research has indicated that the spinning pattern of a molecule may determine whether it willinteract with a surface)(Brief Article)
00-00-0000 NEW RESEARCH ON THE WAY CHEMICAL REACTIONS HAPPEN SUGGESTS THAT chemists could become known as "spin doctors." The way the molecule is spinning has a lot to do with the possibility that it will interact with a surface, s 00-00-0000 NEW RESEARCH...
Tags: IBM Corp., molecule
Research articles 1997-11-03
Implant could measure tumor growth and monitor treatment.(UNIVERSITY RESEARCH)(Brief article)
An implant now being developed could one day help doctors rapidly monitor the growth of tumors and the progress of chemotherapy in cancer patients, say researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge. The implant contains nanopart An implant now being developed could one day help...
Tags: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, molecule, monitor, nanoparticle, particle
Research articles 2007-04-01
Gold clusters show quantum properties. (Georgia Institute of Technology professor Robert Whetten's research on single electronics)(Brief Article)
00-00-0000 EXTRAORDINARY QUANTUM PROPERTIES are reported for a new series of highly stable and massive gold-cluster molecules. "With these properties, the molecules are very attractive building blocks for testing one type of ultra-miniaturi 00-00-0000 EXTRAORDINARY QUANTUM PROPERTIES are reported for a new series...
Tags: electronics, Georgia Institute of Technology, molecule
Research articles 1997-05-05
Invitrogen and the National Institute of Health's Chemical Genomics Center are collaborating to identify novel small molecules the modulate key signaling pathways associated with disease pathophysiology.(Life Science Consumables: Company Announcements)
* Invitrogen and the National Institutes of Health's Chemical Genomics Center are collaborating to identify novel small molecules that modulate key ... * Invitrogen and the National Institutes of Health's Chemical Genomics Center are collaborating to identify novel small molecules that modulate key signaling pathways...
Tags: health care, Invitrogen Corp., life science, molecule
Research articles 2006-06-15
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