ライフサイエンスコーパス: mould

1 same alloy can be formed on the crystallized mould.

2 smodial, vegetative stage of acellular slime mould.

3 revealed fungal hyphae and a pure culture of mould.

4 rium fulvum, the causal agent of tomato leaf mould.

5 e applied pressure and the type of patterned mould.

6 Th2 cytokines levels in people sensitized to mould.

7 sting with small applied pressure and a PDMS mould.

8 e flow is imitated by the model of the slime mould.

9 drugs against a range of medically important moulds.

10 e manufacturing of robust and durable master moulds.

11 f the same polyelectrolytes on the same PDMS moulds.

12 esting for house dust mite, cat, grasses and moulds.

13 in PDMS patterned by high-aspect-ratio SU-8 moulds.

14 ogel have been chosen as soft polymers to be moulded.

15 itions of German and British neurology which moulded a physiological approach to normal and disordere

16 ture of (particularly) dust mite, insect and mould allergens in dogs and horses, respectively.

17 ouse dusts mites, pollens, animal epithelia, moulds (alternaria) and others.

18 pecifically investigate the effect of indoor mould and dampness on eczema risk in the International S

19 Mite, pollen, furry animal, mould and food sensitizations were each associated with

20 rding the association of exposure to visible mould and fungal components in house dust with respirato

21 f three different categories, mouldy, hidden mould and sound (undamaged), were investigated for their

22 orage, total aerobic mesophilic bacteria and mould and yeast counts were statistically lower (p<0.05)

23 Scedosporium complex or with a wide range of mould and yeast species pathogenic to humans.

24 The current human genome was moulded and refined through generations of time.

25 idic logic of the robot are fabricated using moulding and soft lithography, respectively, and the pne

26 , total number of microorganisms, yeasts and moulds and Enterobacteriaceae) have been determined duri

27 ges of ripening, gradually being replaced by moulds and yeasts (8 log units).

28 The quantities of moulds and yeasts were highest at 2nd day, and then decl

29 tization to aeroallergens (furry animals and mould) and food allergens were found on both local and s

30 de highways, networks developed by the slime mould, and a cellular automata model inspired by slime m

31 oculated and cultivated with five species of mould, and sample images were captured.

32 d, reduction of microbial counts, yeasts and moulds, and lighter appearance compared to traditional d

33 Silicon-based moulds are brittle and have limited longevity.

34 Metal moulds are stronger than semiconductors, but patterning

35 Filamentous fungi (moulds) are ubiquitous soil inhabitants whose conidia ar

36 antly exposed to spores of the environmental mould Aspergillus fumigatus, a major opportunistic patho

37 alysis, the use of a disposable conjunctival mould assist device and the use of prophylaxis with an a

38 sociation between early exposure to reported mould at home in relation to respiratory and allergic di

39 mozygous for the minor allele and exposed to mould at home were at increased risk for early wheezing

40 ongitudinal tracts in the Drosophila CNS are moulded by a repulsive outer border of Dephrin expressio

41 The cancer genome is moulded by the dual processes of somatic mutation and se

42 own that the foraging behaviour of the slime mould can be applied in archaeological research to compl

43 Slime mould can therefore not be considered as a thermistor bu

44 s study was testing different types of white mould cheese but other complex samples could also be ana

45 t, that in some commercially available white mould cheese, high concentrations of CPA (up to 3700mugk

46 cation models was developed to recognize the mould colony areas in the image.

47 ilor treatments in individuals sensitized to moulds compared with other aeroallergens in order to opt

48 over physical means of programming the slime mould computers we explore conductivity of the protoplas

49 These dust samples were analysed for mould contamination, as described by the Environmental R

50 Mould contents CFU/g DM were significantly (P<0.05) redu

51 or water soluble carbohydrates, bacteria and mould contents.

52 ble carbohydrate and microbial (bacteria and mould) contents of UK hay.

53 n to home environment to reduce dampness and mould could be harnessed to improve or even prevent this

54 n the total aerobic bacterial count or total mould count as a result of treatment.

55 Total viable bacterial count, yeast and mould count, colour, essential oil yield and essential o

56 wed reduction in total plate count and total mould counts post UV-C treatment.

57 In addition, although our magnetic moulds currently resemble optical traps in that they are

58 ficacy of potassium sorbate to control green mould decay was related to its irregular deposition on t

59 An alternative strategy for moulding desired recognition sites uses combinatorial li

60 rate: transport routes imitated by the slime mould did not reflect patterns of elevations.

61 Patients with suspected invasive mould disease were randomised in a 1:1 ratio using an in

62 ersus voriconazole in patients with invasive mould disease.

63 bles and flowers significantly inhibits grey mould disease.

64 the primary treatment of suspected invasive mould disease.

65 primary treatment of patients with invasive mould disease.

66 rinted material was well matched to the cast-moulded equivalent in terms of mechanical properties and

67 We observed a positive association of mould exposure with nasal symptoms (2-10 year) aOR: 1.19

68 Although these results do not prove that mould exposures caused the deficit in lung function obse

69 using a conventional RepRap fused deposition moulding (FDM) 3D printer, which requires no further mod

70 metallic glass replicas can also be used as moulds for polymers or other metallic glasses with lower

71 Disruption of SEP4 in the plant grey mould fungus Botrytis cinerea completely blocked IFS for

72 IgE sensitization to mould, furry animals and food allergens was independentl

73 .08mg/g of essential oil was able to inhibit mould growth after the incubation period.

74 preventing it from 'breathing' and promoting mould growth and salt efflorescence.

75 especially in the 100%HEW+0%DEW system where mould growth did not occur.

76 on-thymol-quinoa protein/chitosan coating on mould growth in inoculated cherry tomatoes was evaluated

77 rties of the films were investigated against mould growth on the surface of commercial semi-soft chee

78 Mouldy and hidden mould hazelnuts were contaminated with high (246-510ppb;

79 and ergosterol contents in mouldy and hidden mould hazelnuts.

80 and ergosterol contents of mouldy and hidden mould hazelnuts.

81 group-level competition, such as warfare, in moulding human cooperation and sociality.

82 with high moisture was spoiled by yeast and mould in 1-3 months of storage at all temperatures studi

83 Dampness and mould in the first year of life was also significantly a

84 to recognize the species and distribution of mould in unhulled paddy, samples were inoculated and cul

85 luidic cartridges fabricated using injection moulding in optically transparent poly(methylmethacrylat

86 phic fungal pathogens grow as non-pathogenic moulds in soil and convert to pathogenic yeast in the ho

87 ns are preserved mainly as three-dimensional moulds in the calcareous host rock, with only parts of t

88 ng such as in joining, casting and injection moulding, in which solidification cracking and hot teari

89 ffective in the treatment of non-Aspergillus mould infections, several of the endemic mycoses and ser

90 ailways) and natural networks (leaves, slime mould, insect wings) and show that there are fundamental

91 PDMS polymer was moulded into a series of microchannels using standard so

92 radable, inexpensive to fabricate and easily moulded into desired shapes and sizes.

93 melts a thin surface layer of silicon, and a mould is embossed into the resulting liquid layer.

94 ns of attractants and behaviour of the slime mould is tuned by a range of repellents, the organism pr

95 e fossil record of Peronosporomycetes (water moulds) is rather sparse, though their distinctive ornam

96 A genotype moulds its phenotype's age patterns of mortality and fer

97 flammatory responses in adults sensitized to moulds may differ from those sensitized to other aeroall

98 reased complexity has played a major role in moulding metazoan cell lineages.

99 patterning such superlattices that involves moulding microdroplets containing the nanoparticles and

100 ve intrinsic programs that can significantly mould neuronal development and uncovers new insights int

101 In the lowly bread mould, Neurospora crassa, biomolecular reactions involvi

102 and they retained their particle size after moulding of bilayer MN arrays.

103 bedforms indicative of glacial scouring and moulding of sea floor, combined with large-scale erosion

104 ctile cytoskeleton and on associated tension-moulding of the actin lattice.

105 l chalcogenides on using structure-directing moulds of soft or hard templates.

106 active in vitro and in animal models against moulds of the order Mucorales.

107 ypes of fermented sausages (with and without moulds on surface), using partial least squares (PLS) re

108 problems connected to the onset of toxigenic moulds on the peanuts butter, slowed down considerably t

109 g DNA-imprinted particles (DIPs), which are 'moulded' on the inside of the DNA cage, consist of a mon

110 no-devices by embossing features from a hard mould onto thermoplastic materials, typically polymers w

111 on account of Huygens principle, are able to mould optical wavefronts into arbitrary shapes with subw

112 ory of shear (for example, during extrusion, moulding or embossing).

113 ped particles such as 3D printing, injection moulding or photolithography are limited because of low-

114 for the assessment of food contamination by moulds, or for the evaluation of indoor air quality in b

115 cal model of the foraging behaviour of slime mould P. polycephalum to solve the network design proble

116 IgE sensitization to mould (P < 0.001) and furry animals (P = 0.02) was relat

117 Finally, IgE sensitization to mould (P = 0.001), furry animals (P < 0.001) and food al

118 d stress response of the opportunistic human mould pathogen, Aspergillus fumigatus, based on increasi

119 ging the dimensions and position of the base mould pattern and the pressure.

120 Slime mould Physarum polycephalum is a single cell visible by

121 oming endonuclease was I-PpoI from the slime mould Physarum polycephalum.

122 The mould recognition methods were built using support vecto

123 emical oscillators responsible for the slime mould's distributed sensing, concurrent information proc

124 Let the slime mould span two electrodes with a single protoplasmic tub

125 iguration of sources of nutrients, the slime mould spans the sources with networks of its protoplasmi

126 ieved by using the DBN model to identify the mould species in the sample images based on selected col

127 ss gradients are associated with the factors moulding species distributions.

128 ns can be employed to prevent strawberry jam mould spoilage.

129 The platform was fabricated using replica moulding technology in PDMS patterned by high-aspect-rat

130 boratory Standards M27-A method modified for mould testing.

131 nce of epistasis allows natural selection to mould the distribution of mutations, such that mutationa

132 as the basis for unique optical devices that mould the flow of light in unconventional ways, three-di

133 ansposable elements believed to have greatly moulded the evolution of genomes.

134 By modeling using 3D-printed "lock and key" moulds, the cryoGelMA gel is structured into conduits wi

135 knowledge modulated by cultural history has moulded these peoples' use of their natural environment,

136 To demonstrate this we encourage the slime mould to span a grid of electrodes and apply AC stimuli

137 ve Inquiry where participant experiences are moulded to fit a previously drafted master plan.

138 The conformability of the POU domain in moulding to DNA elements and co-regulators provides a me

139 n a paramagnetic fluid can serve as 'virtual moulds' to act as templates for the assembly of large nu

140 ns, in a precisely oriented manner within a 'moulded-to-fit' hydrophobic tunnel.

141 er than 200 degrees C-to enable extrusion or moulding under pressure into desired forms-followed by s

142 Current residential exposure to dampness and mould was significantly associated with flexural eczema

143 95% CI 2.6-5.3), and being sensitized to any moulds was associated with a very high risk of current a

144 a cellular automata model inspired by slime mould, we demonstrate the flexibility and efficiency of

145 y crystallizing the as-formed metallic glass mould, we show that another amorphous sample of the same

146 or the Total Aerobic Plate Count, yeasts and moulds were respectively 1.5 and 3.7kGy.

147 the excised material grew out a dematiaceous mould which was subsequently identified as R. obovoideum

148 c mesophiles, enterobacteriaceae, and yeasts/moulds) while at 100/150 MPa, the counts were lower for

149 A black velvety mould with brown septate hyphae and tapered annellides w

150 nnels using standard soft lithography (micro-moulding), with dimensions <100 microm.

151 replicate patterned surfaces through direct moulding without using conventional lithography.