ライフサイエンスコーパス: sol-gel

1 beads or hybrid phases composed of beads and sol-gel.

2 o viability of the entrapped cells in silica sol-gels.

3 io in the production of amine-functionalized sol-gels.

4 The photochemically activated combustion sol-gel a-IGZO TFTs on a mesa-structured polyimide show

5 prepared by using an appropriately selected sol-gel-active ligand in the sol solution.

6 Three different sol-gel-active ligands were used: (a) hydroxy-terminated

7 eacted with an organic ligand that contained sol-gel-active sites in its chemical structure.

8 However, the use of monolithic sol-gels alone for extraction of human genomic DNA has b

9 Next we introduce the use of sol-gel and atomic layer deposition chemistry for the pr

10 y is available for a range of organometallic sol-gel and polymer matrix precursors, and represents a

11 eterogenized H(2)O(2) activators prepared by sol-gel and Stober processes opens new possibilities for

12 ted to the crystallization of the disordered sol-gel and to the number of crystalline byproducts; the

13 Ds; 1 to 10 nm) were recently synthesized by sol-gel and used as nonagglomerated nanoparticles in adh

14 Diffusion of fluorescent tracers in both sol-gels and dextran solutions shows clear evidence of a

15 semipermeable membranes, microencapsulation, sol gel, and hydrogel methods.

16 other material syntheses using hydrothermal, sol-gel, and other methods.

17 The sol-gel approach to encapsulate fragrance and aroma chem

18 PLGA-b-PEG-b-PLGA sol-gels are a first-generation platform for the localiz

19 were adsorbed onto the amine-functionalized sol-gels at pH 4.0 and eluted at pH 1.0 using trifluoroa

20 Specifically, we discuss the modification of sol-gel based silica particles, functionalised metal/met

21 short length nanofiber was synthesised by a sol-gel based simple and versatile electrospinning and p

22 This is the first time that a sol-gel based titania-silica-coated LPG is proposed as a

23 was carried out to assess the performance of sol-gel based titania-silica-coated LPGs as biosensors.

24 RI) sensitivity of the sensor, consists of a sol-gel-based titania-silica thin film, deposited along

25 This allowed a monolithic sol-gel bed to be established in a microchip channel tha

26 Here, we describe sol-gel-beta-alumina films as transistor gate dielectric

27 e architecture of the three-dimensional (3D) sol-gel biomatrix that forms during the encapsulation pr

28 l of titania films gained by using templated sol-gel chemistry and shows how this approach is extende

29 taking advantage of both the versatility of sol-gel chemistry and the "poly(tetrafluoroethylene)-lik

30 The porous materials made by silica sol-gel chemistry are typically insulators, however, whi

31 Xerogel sensing films were synthesized via sol-gel chemistry were used to fabricate optical nitroxy

32 ganic semiconductor synthesis routes such as sol-gel chemistry, chemical bath deposition, and electro

33 By utilizing modified silica sol-gel chemistry, pre-hydrolyzed silica precursor clust

34 -layer technique and in situ modification by sol-gel chemistry.

35 rocene entrapped alcohol oxidase (FcAOx) and sol-gel chitosan film coated horseradish peroxidase (HRP

36 ate this methodology, a dynamically evolving sol-gel coassembly process is investigated by adding var

37 ectly inside of-and notably, fully sealed to-sol-gel-coated elastomeric microchannels.

38 assembled biodegradable polyelectrolytes and sol-gel coating possess several advantages such as a hig

39 ombination of directional freeze-casting and sol-gel coating processes.

40 TP sensor was made by applying two layers of sol-gel coating to the end of an optical fiber probe end

41 For the first time, a germania-based sol-gel coating was used in capillary microextraction (C

42 hybrid microchip using a simple epoxy silica sol-gel coating/bonding method and employed it in sensit

43 n of this problem by developing thrombolytic sol-gel coatings which potentially could lead to drug-en

44 rene was created by molecularly imprinting a sol-gel comprising the bridged silsesquioxane, bis(trime

45 However, the harsh sol-gel conditions and low thermal stabilities have limi

46 O(2) gel-like precursors in conjunction with sol-gel deposited ZrO(2) gate dielectrics to realize hig

47 oth aptamers were entrapped into a series of sol-gel derived composites, ranging from highly polar si

48 ed characterization of the morphology of the sol-gel derived material confirmed that the nanostructur

49 ich utilizes advanced material properties of sol-gel derived microextraction sorbents and the hydroph

50 entrapment of adenosine deaminase (ADA) into sol-gel derived monolithic silica columns, and used to p

51 An amperometric sol-gel derived nitric oxide microsensor is described.

52 In this study, we examined entrapment into sol-gel derived organic-inorganic composite materials as

53 gingival tissue is more strongly attached to sol-gel derived TiO(2) -coated zirconia than uncoated zi

54 implants and zirconia implants modified with sol-gel derived TiO(2) coatings.

55 ble fabric substrate, chemically coated with sol-gel derived, highly efficient, organic-inorganic hyb

56 The sol-gel-derived ambigel nanoarchitectures, with bicontin

57 cular interactions in governing diffusion in sol-gel-derived materials.

58 ng-cell microarrays via pin-printing of soft sol-gel-derived silica materials containing bacterial ce

59 of analytes of known isotopic abundance into sol-gel-derived standards that mimic important mineral s

60 measurements, suggesting that tunable matrix sol-gel disks can serve as adequate control matrixes for

61 An organic-modified silicate (OrMoSils) sol-gel doped with a pH-sensitive dye, 2',7'-bis(2-carbo

62 from the recombination of carbon monoxide to sol-gel-encapsulated human adult hemoglobin (HbA) and se

63 ixtures of water and fructose shows that the sol-gel-encapsulated MbCO exhibits dynamics that are the

64 n kinetics from fully and partially liganded sol-gel-encapsulated T-state species provides a framewor

65 was created using a protein-templated silica sol gel encapsulation technique on top of graphene-modif

66 In the present work sol-gel encapsulation is used to trap and stabilize deox

67 Sol-gel encapsulation studies imply a shift toward a hig

68 robed using a combination of mutagenesis and sol-gel encapsulation that greatly slow or eliminate the

69 es can be obtained by using a combination of sol-gel encapsulation, addition of glycerol as a bathing

70 on of the unstable enzyme, including alumina sol-gel encapsulation, physisorption to PDMS channels wi

71 Given the versatility of sol-gel entrapment for development of biosensors, microa

72 -gel SiO2 is non-toxic and safe, whereas the sol-gel entrapment of delicate chemicals in its inner po

73 We conclude that fluorescence monitoring of sol-gel entrapped yeast hexokinase is a suitable system

74 he heme-bound CO, are influenced more by the sol-gel environment than those of HbCO.

75 A comparison of the sol-gel experimental results to viscosity-dependent vibr

76 sensors on the RP microelectrodes, we used a sol-gel film electrodeposition technique to create ATP a

77 Silver nitrate was first doped into the sol-gel film followed by chemical reduction of the silve

78 od using Ag colloidal sols, the silver-doped sol-gel film has the advantage that the silver particles

79 The detection limit for the silver-doped sol-gel film was 104 times lower than that for the silve

80 ivator was entrapped within a porous alumina sol-gel film with a subsequent deposition on a polymer g

81 e encapsulated in an ethyl cellulose (EC) or sol-gel film.

82 eriodic cracks in SiN films, self-de-bonding sol-gel films, and even drying colloidal films, along wi

83 d kaolin/ZnO nanocomposites were prepared by sol-gel followed by wet-impregnation methods.

84 f monolithic tetramethyl orthosilicate-based sol-gels for effective micro-solid-phase extraction (muS

85 and environmentally friendly alternative to sol-gels for stabilizing heme proteins for use as optica

86 This shows the suitability of sol-gel germania hybrid organic-inorganic hybrid materia

87 thylene oxide), was covalently bonded into a sol-gel germania matrix in the course of its creation fr

88 The growing sol-gel germania network was simultaneously reacted with

89 Most significantly, the sol-gel germania triblock polymer coating demonstrated i

90 mm i.d. fused silica capillary to produce a sol-gel germania triblock polymeric sorbent in the form

91 Sol-gel germania-coated capillaries of desired polarity

92 e unusual amber coloration of aluminum doped sol-gel glass that has not been reported in the past.

93 mined in solution and within a porous silica sol-gel glass.

94 ed and attached to the surface of monolithic sol-gel glass.

95 e the same for both proteins encapsulated in sol-gel glasses compared to that in aqueous solutions.

96 ursor to water (R value) used to prepare the sol-gel glasses were found to have no effect on the fast

97 We characterized Al-doped sol-gel glasses, prepared at different sintering tempera

98 O) and -hemoglobin (HbCO) embedded in silica sol-gel glasses.

99 nted polymer composed of conductive polymer, sol-gel, gold nanoparticles (AuNPs), and caffeine.

100 In summary, a PLGA-b-PEG-b-PLGA sol-gel has loading and release capacities for EpoB and

101 lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA-b-PEG-b-PLGA) sol-gels have been extensively researched for systemic a

102 Our preliminary results also indicate that sol-gel hybrid germania coatings have the potential to o

103 A thin layer of this in situ-created sol-gel hybrid material was covalently anchored to the i

104 Germania-based, sol-gel hybrid organic-inorganic coatings were developed

105 A sol-gel hybrid sorbent, methyltrimethoxysilane-tetraetho

106 hene (G) modified with magnetite (Fe3O4) and sol-gel hybrid tetraethoxysilane-methyltrimethoxysilane

107 hese include fluorescently doped silicas and sol-gels, hydrophilic polymers (hydrogels), hydrophobic

108 Sol-gel immobilization of soluble proteins has proven to

109 Although covalent and sol-gel immobilization were efficient on their own, thei

110 eactions, we investigated the application of sol-gel immobilized organometallic catalyst for regiosel

111 ogic at 280, 318, and 343 nm through (-)-gel-sol-(+)-gel interconversion.

112 tely 4-fold, while within a more hydrophobic sol gel it is hindered by over 1 order of magnitude.

113 onents (proteins, cofactor, mediator) in the sol-gel layer in an active and durable form gave rise to

114 The incorporation of sol-gel material in device fabrication provided function

115 first instance that a germania-based hybrid sol-gel material is used as a sorbent in analytical samp

116 A class II hybrid sol-gel material was prepared starting from zirconium(IV

117 Furthermore, porous silica sol-gel materials are known to have affinities toward ma

118 ena further confirmed by experiments in bulk sol-gel materials that demonstrated the increases of ent

119 Amorphous sol-gel materials were molded by the template into shape

120 phosphopeptide enrichment and purification, sol-gel materials were placed in a 10 muL pipet tip with

121 ble metals--to be combined into a library of sol-gel materials with a high degree of control over com

122 or wild type and mutant myoglobins either in sol-gel matrices bathed in glycerol or in trehalose-deri

123 redox mediator (ferrocene), in biocompatible sol-gel matrices encapsulating a bi-enzymatic system (a

124 g site of hemoglobin in both solution and in Sol-Gel matrices.

125 incorporating both enzyme and RGO-AuNPs in a sol gel matrix derived from tetrametoxysilane and methyl

126 age that the silver particles trapped in the sol-gel matrix are much more stable than Ag colloids in

127 and immobilization of the enzyme in a silica sol-gel matrix as a potential in vivo glucose sensor for

128 tensity at 457nm of nano Pd(atz,ur) doped in sol-gel matrix by various concentrations of the 2-CNP wa

129 8nm of nano binuclear Pt(pca) (bpy) doped in sol-gel matrix by various concentrations of the 3-Nty wa

130 645nm of nano [Sm-(TC)2](+) complex doped in sol-gel matrix by various concentrations of the histidin

131 were immobilized in a bimodal silica-organic sol-gel matrix comprised of tetraethoxysilane (TEOS), th

132 mic process involved in the formation of the sol-gel matrix has been investigated using optical and s

133 tetracycline [Sm-(TC)2](+) complex doped in sol-gel matrix in a borate buffer of pH 9.2.

134 acid (pca)-Bipyridine (bpy) complex doped in sol-gel matrix in buffer solution of pH 7.3.

135 Cholesterol oxidase was immobilized in a sol-gel matrix on both the cathode and the anode.

136 The template was covalently bound to the sol-gel matrix using a fluorene analogue functionalized

137 posed biosensor based on AChE immobilized in sol-gel matrix was used for the detection of two carbama

138 l % [Rh(cod)Cl]2 within a hydrophobic silica sol-gel matrix we were able to perform efficient hydroam

139 a lyotropic liquid crystal-templated silica sol-gel matrix, followed by extraction of the liquid cry

140 rate the lipophilic dye into the hydrophilic sol-gel matrix.

141 ry, PEG-b-PLA micelles and PLGA-b-PEG-b-PLGA sol-gels may safely enable pre-clinical evaluation and c

142 lized surfaces and polymer derived networks (sol-gel) may be controlled.

143 ned exothermic reactions along an aqueous or sol-gel media.

144 and ChOx were successfully co-immobilised in sol-gel membrane on a screen-printed electrode to constr

145 omposites perovskites were synthesized using sol gel method at different Sr content x = 0.3, 0.5, 0.7

146 erial synthesized by the facile and scalable sol-gel method achieves 10 mA cm(-2) at a low overpotent

147 The sol-gel method and suitable post-synthesis thermal treat

148 is of solid glass standards produced via the sol-gel method and their doping with Standard Reference

149 nstrate the potential of the vapor diffusion sol-gel method as a hydrolytic approach to the synthesis

150 The sol-gel method ensured that Ca(2+) and Al(3+) were homog

151 surface area were successfully prepared by a sol-gel method following a sulfurization treatment in an

152 we develop a simple, inexpensive, and rapid sol-gel method for preparing thin conformal, continuous

153 A sol-gel method for the synthesis of semiconducting FeCrA

154 Nickel oxide (NiO) NPs were synthesized by sol-gel method using anionic surfactant, sodium dodecyl

155 at room temperature via the vapor diffusion sol-gel method, and their structural evolution during nu

156 Silica coating was applied via a sol-gel method, with tetraethyl orthosilicate as a silic

157 , MIP formed on surface (MIP@SiCQDs) using a sol-gel method.

158 ctive glasses were prepared via an optimized sol-gel method.

159 particles was prepared by an acid-catalyzed sol-gel method.

160 ase nanocrystals were prepared by a modified sol-gel method.

161 ited on monodisperse Fe3O4 microspheres by a sol-gel method.

162 ified solvothermal reduction combined with a sol-gel method.

163 -codoped TiO2 (N-F-TiO2) were synthesized by sol-gel methods and characterized.

164 l/hydrothermal, templating, molten salt, and sol-gel methods.

165 of silica-carbon composite electrode through sol-gel modification using (3-chloropropyl)-trimethoxysi

166 mplate molecules results in the formation of sol-gel molecular imprints after around 2 hours.

167 The use of the model in a mesoporous sol-gel monolith containing grafted amine ligands for qu

168 lved investigation of the composition of the sol-gel monomer, fabrication conditions, and surface mod

169 the electrical conductivity of porous silica sol-gel nanocomposites by three orders of magnitude over

170 y manipulating the surface chemistry of both sol-gel nanoparticles (NPs) and colloidal nanocrystals (

171 ygermane was used as a precursor to create a sol-gel network via hydrolytic polycondensation reaction

172 The sol-gel network was then used for phosphopeptide enrichm

173 In the last 10 years, the non-hydrolytic sol-gel (NHSG) or non-aqueous sol-gel process based on n

174 tal oxide semiconducting thin-films using a 'sol-gel on chip' hydrolysis approach from soluble metal

175 reported here resulted in the development of sol-gel optical fluorescent sensors for CO(2) gas with s

176 There are three stages of film formation: sol-gel, oriented 3D, and 2D.

177 highly polar sol-gel poly(ethylene glycol) (sol-gel PEG) coated FPSE media.

178 uggest that chromosome organization near the sol-gel phase transition dictates the timing of genomic

179 ithout aromatic nitrogen fail to promote the sol-gel phase transition in alcohols due to their inabil

180 We have found that compound 1 promotes the sol-gel phase transition in primary alcohols (from CH3OH

181 ted to determine viscoelastic properties and sol-gel phase transition temperatures using rheological

182 and proline-rich peptide domains, undergo a sol-gel phase transition upon simple mixing and hetero-a

183 PEG-peptide variants were able to undergo a sol-gel phase transition when mixed with the linear C7 p

184 dition and cooling rate on the phenomenon of sol-gel phase transition.

185 The sol-gel platform contained p-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde (

186 amides residues in milk using a highly polar sol-gel poly(ethylene glycol) (sol-gel PEG) coated FPSE

187 rface area for absorption of analytes onto a sol-gel polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) coating for direct t

188 Molecularly imprinted sol-gel polymers (MIS) specific to iprodione and using g

189 Blockage of the sol-gel pores by components in the lysed blood was obser

190 The sol-gel pores constrain the protein to a volume that is

191 m by room-temperature infiltration of a TiO2 sol-gel precursor and firing at 500 degrees C.

192 heres suspended within a hydrolyzed silicate sol-gel precursor solution.

193 l-gel process built around a multifunctional sol-gel precursor that is derived from the following: am

194 The metal ion concentration responses of sol-gels prepared with varying amounts of metal ion duri

195 ed hollow fibers were synthesized via simple sol-gel procedures and characterized with respect to mor

196 Colloidal and sol-gel procedures have been used to prepare heterogeneo

197 g glycidoxypropylsilane in the course of the sol-gel process (in smooth chemical conditions).

198 nanoparticles (50 nm) were synthesized via a sol-gel process and platinized using an impregnation-red

199 non-hydrolytic sol-gel (NHSG) or non-aqueous sol-gel process based on nonhydrolytic condensations in

200 trix was prepared through a novel method via sol-gel process based on the in situ chemical reduction

201 We demonstrate that the sol-gel process based on these precursors is compatible

202 resent a simple, yet highly versatile silica sol-gel process built around a multifunctional sol-gel p

203 ted using a low temperature (<250 degrees C) sol-gel process fully compatible with monolithic integra

204 In this context, the sol-gel process is a unique tool for the preparation and

205 The sol-gel process presented a low yield and resulted in a

206 alt-free materials are synthesized using the sol-gel process to explore their compositional landscape

207 id material, (SiO2/MWCNT), was obtained by a sol-gel process using HF as the catalyst.

208 ency from CZTSSe solar cells processed via a sol-gel process using nontoxic, low boiling point mixed

209 entrapped in a silica matrix prepared by the sol-gel process were measured using a combination of cyc

210 pic structure control afforded by the silica sol-gel process.

211 proteins with a silica coat using a modified sol-gel process.

212 into vanadium pentoxide nanoribbons via the sol-gel process.

213 ng-based stacking of microscale solar cells, sol-gel processes for interlayers with advanced optical,

214 thiourea (commonly used as sulfur source in sol-gel processes for metal sulfides) can transform into

215 Special emphasis is given to sol-gel processes via glycolated precursor molecules as

216 of condensable, network forming precursors (sol-gel processes) in the presence of molecular porogens

217 s, thermolysis of organometallic precursors, sol-gel processes, hydrothermal reactions and biomimetic

218 In this review the focus is on sol-gel processing of inorganic and organic precursors w

219 resent key concepts of molecular imprinting, sol-gel processing, and the synthesis of templated mesop

220 tem based on polylactic acid was realised by sol-gel processing, employing tetraethoxysilane as a pre

221 adings of up to 80% by mass through a simple sol-gel reaction at room temperature.

222 (3.0-3.5 nm) silica layer, deposited using a sol-gel reaction performed on an intermediate self-assem

223 The om-TiO(2) films were synthesized via a sol-gel reaction using amphiphilic graft copolymers cons

224 the silicate network of the films during the sol-gel reaction.

225 e TiO(2) thin films synthesized using either sol-gel reagents or preformed nanocrystals as building b

226 In contrast, the HbCO dephasing in the sol-gel reflects only a 2-fold increase in viscosity.

227 dynamic properties of ZrO2 synthesized via a sol-gel route for a better control of the stoichiometry,

228 onic acid groups obtained by co-condensation sol-gel route.

229 for researchers with interests ranging from sol-gel science, the fabrication of nanomaterials, supra

230 aqueous chloroform solution, reaction in the sol-gel sensor film turns the sensor from colorless to d

231 Optical fluorescence sol-gel sensors have been developed for the detection of

232 Both 1 and 2 have been incorporated into sol-gel (SG) matrices to obtain nitrosyl-polymer composi

233 rphous-to-crystalline ratios of the annealed sol-gel silica glass structures.

234 The sol-gel silica infiltration method requires improvement

235 d to 3 groups: C, control (air abraded); SG, sol-gel silica infiltration; and GI, glass infiltration.

236 rance produced by immobile barriers, we used sol-gels (silica nanostructures) that consist of a conti

237 surface is chemically functionalized with a sol-gel silicate network derived from (3-mercaptopropyl)

238 u nanoparticles onto the thiol groups in the sol-gel silicate network.

239 Amorphous sol-gel SiO2 is non-toxic and safe, whereas the sol-gel

240 AChE) biosensor was developed through silica sol-gel (SiSG) immobilisation of AChE on the carbon past

241 ice (muSPD) was carried out in a silica bead/sol-gel SPE bed, where the purified DNA was eluted direc

242 Three precursor phases form during the sol-gel stage and transform to perovskite, first giving

243 vior is ascribed to kinetic stabilization of sol-gel state through cation/halide engineering.

244 tic flow (EOF)-based pump, integrated with a sol-gel stationary phase located in the electric field-f

245 The sol-gel stationary phase was derived from a precursor mi

246 ed via the subsequent application of several sol-gel steps or via the inclusion of colloidal template

247 This silver-doped sol-gel substrate exhibits strong enhancement of Raman s

248 The performance of the new silver-doped sol-gel substrate was evaluated with uranyl ions and com

249 The sol-gel substrate was further used to obtain, for the fi

250 ive structural transformation via reversible sol-gel switching, and (b) radical conversion of a soft

251 was prepared by rapid ageing of the zeolite sol gel synthesis mixture.

252 function in the block copolymer used in the sol-gel synthesis allows for the fabrication of an integ

253 in the presence of the support, (ii) in situ sol-gel synthesis of the support in the presence of the

254 The effect of mechanical stirring on sol-gel synthesis of thorn-like ZnO nanoparticles (ZnO-N

255 The controlled sol-gel synthesis of titania, in particular in combinati

256 An emulsion- and amine-free sol-gel synthesis was developed to prepare uniform nanos

257 All the columns produced using in-column sol-gel synthesis with tetramethoxysilane provide plate

258 , vapo-, thermo-, and chemochromism) of both sol-gel systems and solid thin films.

259 -based, Al(2)O(3)-stabilized sorbent using a sol-gel technique.

260 O(3) has been successfully synthesized using sol-gel techniques.

261 bilized ionic liquids (ILs) were prepared by sol-gel technology and evaluated as solid-phase microext

262 ite reinforced hollow fiber was prepared via sol-gel technology and used as a novel device to extract

263 Different expansions of the sol-gel templating are possible by the fabrication of gr

264 limeter-sized beads were synthesized using a sol-gel templating technique, and investigated for suita

265 on PEG-b-PLA micelles and PLGA-b-PEG-b-PLGA sol-gels that has focused on paclitaxel will be updated,

266 ophore was encapsulated within a spin-coated sol-gel thin film, which was subsequently incorporated i

267 be fabricated using low-cost methods such as sol-gel thin-film deposition and sputtering.

268 These results demonstrate the potential of sol-gel TiO2 as a promising material platform for novel

269 ly, we validated the low cytotoxicity of the sol-gel TiO2 devices through in-vitro cell culture tests

270 des and resonators were fabricated using the sol-gel TiO2 material, and resonator quality factors up

271 Furthermore, a reversible sol-gel transformation associated with changes in the sp

272 This sol-gel transformation phenomenon has been explained on

273 bond rotation that plays a major role in the sol-gel transformation.

274 hical porosity by the competing processes of sol-gel transition and chemical phase separation is summ

275 ure-responsive system undergoes a reversible sol-gel transition at 34-35 degrees C such that it can b

276 polymer results in a mechanically controlled sol-gel transition at the macroscopic level.

277 osphazenes), a hydrogel with thermosensitive sol-gel transition behavior, almost completely eliminate

278 enes) (I-5), a hydrogel with thermosensitive sol-gel transition behavior, almost completely eliminate

279 f stimuli-responsive materials which undergo sol-gel transition in the presence of an electrolyte sol

280 ring, which causes purified RNA to undergo a sol-gel transition in vitro at a similar critical repeat

281 PP) medium that undergoes a thermoreversible sol-gel transition is developed to efficiently culture a

282 conceived a novel gel-based memristor whose sol-gel transition is reversible and can be controlled v

283 ice platform to electrically probe in situ a sol-gel transition is still lacking.

284 work takes advantage of thermally reversible sol-gel transition of the chiral dispersion as template,

285 elf-protection behavior is attributed to the sol-gel transition of the Pluronic solution upon tempera

286 Addition of CaCl(2) increased the sol-gel transition pH value to ca. 6, with a twofold inc

287 cifically [H(+)] and [Ca(2+)] -modulated the sol-gel transition pH, isoelectric point, and viscoelast

288 During the sol-gel transition the -SH groups initially present in t

289 etalate in aqueous solution, which undergo a sol-gel transition to form stable gels.

290 In solution, the red polymers undergo a sol-gel transition upon heating to form a yellow gel, a

291 uch lower concentration, with a much sharper sol-gel transition.

292 eta-glycerophosphate, is optimised to obtain sol/gel transition at physiological conditions within 5

293 in copolymer morphology (and the associated sol-gel transitions) was monitored using dynamic light s

294 ermits CO2 to be detected through reversible sol-gel transitions, simple changes in color, or ratiome

295 of importance to cell biology are subject to sol-gel transitions: large clusters of weakly interactin

296 A sol-gel urea colorimetric method was developed for the d

297 nt onto the synthesized amine-functionalized sol-gels was performed using an enolase digested peptide

298 fabrication of diverse odorant and flavoured sol-gels, we show how different synthetic strategies aff

299 Amine-functionalized sol-gels were investigated for the enrichment and purifi

300 Sol-gels were spin-coated on glass slides to create an o