Monthly Archives: November 2015

The flow field plates with a minimum channel dimension of 400 ��m were fabricated using double-sided micro photochemical etching. The fabrication sequence is shown in Figure 4. The cleaned and dried stainless steel substrate (SS316L) (a) was spin-coated with one … Continue reading →

oftware. The following parameters were used in the search, mam malian, protein molecular mass ranged from 700 to 32, 000Da, trypsin digest with one missing cleavage, peptide tolerance of 0. 2, MS MS tolerance of 0. 6 Da and possible … Continue reading →

ogical level. However a consistent genetic and genomic analysis of processes affecting pollen viability is currently non existent. The pollen development in Prunus species and other woody perennial plants from temperate climates such as apple and poplar is affected by … Continue reading →

gene ontology analysis Categorization of genes according to protein class was done using PANTHER Classification Systems. For each protein class, PANTHER calculates the number of genes identified in that category in both the list of dif ferentially regulated genes and … Continue reading →

In this respect, the sensitivity variation as a function of the film thickness, controlled by the immersions number, the propane concentration, and the operation temperature of gas sensor, has been studied in this work.It is worthy of note that sol-gel … Continue reading →

This ligation resulted in a plasmid with mCitrine that proceeded with an in-frame HIV protease cleavage site (pHIVCLS-mCit). A cyan fluorescent protein, mCerulean (mCer), was PCR amplified from plasmid pEGFP-C1-mCerulean (Clontech Laboratories, Mountain View, CA, USA) using forward primer (5��-CATGGAATTCATGGTGAGCAAGGGCGAGGAGCTGTTCACC) … Continue reading →

Laboratories and monitors provide medical data for processing, and depending on the priority, the results are sent to the patients�� bedside terminal, the physicians�� tablet or e-mail address. The UCHS (Ubiquitous Context-Aware Healthcare Service System) [11] context-aware decision support system … Continue reading →

There are about four times more floods registered nowadays as compared to the 1980s [1], some of them caused by weaknesses in flood defence structures.Flood defences are defined as defences which protect against flooding by a river or the sea … Continue reading →

This has been worsened by the lack of essential databases for accurate land information for planning and development purposes [8]. In the absence of a regular use of land information management system limited efforts were made to keep track of … Continue reading →

ALS technology��s direct, swift and accurate surveying of ground with enhanced point density makes it ideal for DSM and DTM generation. However, the sharply increased, up-to-terabyte-level data quantities that result, represent a serious data processing problem. As data sizes and … Continue reading →