ライフサイエンスコーパス: surface chemistry

1 ped CdTe NC ink by taking advantage of novel surface chemistry.

2 cies requires a fundamental understanding of surface chemistry.

3 and dispersal can be inhibited by modifying surface chemistry.

4 the detailed physical environment, flow, and surface chemistry.

5 e substrate adhesion combined with desirable surface chemistry.

6 aluate protein binding to NPs with different surface chemistry.

7 s depends on factors such as SWNT length and surface chemistry.

8 gh resonant vibrational excitations to steer surface chemistry.

9 Langmuir coefficients varied with sorbent surface chemistry.

10 cells generates an unexpected view on the QD surface chemistry.

11 it is principally governed by the implant's surface chemistry.

12 same-sized NPs are directly linked to their surface chemistry.

13 for designing cathode materials with optimal surface chemistry.

14 band edge alignments of semiconductors, and surface chemistry.

15 n serum sample was strongly dependant on the surface chemistry.

16 tion of fullerenes with a gamma-cyclodextrin surface chemistry.

17 er to improve the characterization of carbon surface chemistry.

18 ng SPR sensor utilizing diazonium salt-based surface chemistry.

19 ryogels causes no significant changes in the surface chemistry.

20 ey difference with substantial impact to the surface chemistry.

21 icroscope by nanoparticles with controllable surface chemistry.

22 ts role over time through alterations in its surface chemistry.

23 per immobilized SAv by choosing appropriate surface chemistry.

24 synthetic routes, low-toxicity and tuneable surface chemistry.

25 ely 90% loading efficiency using phosphonate surface chemistry.

26 nted attachment directed by quantum dot (QD) surface chemistry.

27 primary concern is the effect of salinity on surface chemistry.

28 tion of anticoagulants and/or improvement of surface chemistry.

29 action science and nanoscale regio-selective surface chemistry.

30 pation into electronic degrees of freedom in surface chemistry.

31 tte is strongly affected by its geometry and surface chemistry.

32 regnant women to probes of varying sizes and surface chemistries.

33 ction of anti-PEG abs and compared three PEG surface chemistries.

34 other nanomaterial types and five different surface chemistries.

35 Herein we investigate how surface chemistry affects the PK profile and organ distr

36 tic acid) nanoparticles presenting different surface chemistries, after administration by convection-

37 temperature pre-treatments influenced their surface chemistry, aggregation and ability to align at t

38 s that bind monovalent silver, can alter the surface chemistry, aggregation, and dissolution of zero-

39 ties such as size, shape, deformability, and surface chemistry all play a role in nanomedicine drug d

40 se control of a nanomaterial's structure and surface chemistry allow for a high degree of tunability

41 ch a protecting group strategy applied to on-surface chemistry allows self-assembly structures to be

42 loidal silica derives from its framework and surface chemistry along with its fused chainlike morphol

43 nO are described in detail, particularly its surface chemistry, along with the role of defects in gov

44 ilities offered by leveraging nontraditional surface chemistries and assembly environments to control

45 oidosomes with a range of membrane textures, surface chemistries and optical properties.

46 ve been realized by precisely tailoring pore surface chemistries and pore geometries, a single system

47 d Qbeta) to five model surfaces with varying surface chemistries and to three dissolved organic matte

48 ion measurements, critical for understanding surface chemistry and accelerating catalyst selection.

49 y the bead surface chemistry and the BD-UNCD surface chemistry and apply dielectrophoresis to improve

50 A fundamental challenge in surface chemistry and catalysis relates to the determina

51 Surface chemistry and catalysis studies could significan

52 les (NPs) is a standard method to control NP surface chemistry and charge.

53 k for understanding the interplay between NC surface chemistry and colloidal stability.

54 that by controlling the liquid cell membrane surface chemistry and electron beam conditions, the dyna

55 ces understanding of the correlation between surface chemistry and electronic/transport properties of

56 cal disinfection can produce CNTs exhibiting surface chemistry and environmental behavior distinct fr

57 here both the physicochemical properties (Ag surface chemistry and fluorescence) of the NC core and t

58 ature trigger to the on-off switching of the surface chemistry and function.

59 This intimate connection between LAO surface chemistry and LAO/STO interface physics bears fa

60 ed parameters in the natural system, such as surface chemistry and material changes, may not be as in

61 to shape amphiphiles with precisely defined surface chemistry and molecular topology.

62 l method, and characterized the evolution of surface chemistry and morphology using a suite of spectr

63 Surface chemistry and nanoscopic method are applicable t

64 as allowed for fundamental insights into the surface chemistry and photochemistry of numerous probe m

65 membrane, which is substantially affected by surface chemistry and physics, can be enhanced by alignm

66 AC powders were characterized in terms of surface chemistry and porosity, and their kinetic activi

67 interplay between diffusion, advection, and surface chemistry and present the design of a noncontact

68 ies for achieving exquisite control over the surface chemistry and properties of nanocomposites with

69 ly the result of the interaction between ENM surface chemistry and regional differences in hornworm g

70 Controlling wettability by varying surface chemistry and roughness or by applying external

71 ron-based surface analytical techniques, the surface chemistry and structure of bimetallic nanopartic

72 is work offers a distinct approach utilizing surface chemistry and structuring together with liquid-i

73 h 5-15% H2O2 and investigated the changes in surface chemistry and the adsorption behavior of ammoniu

74 we establish clear relationships between QD surface chemistry and the band edge positions of ligand/

75 We systematically vary the bead surface chemistry and the BD-UNCD surface chemistry and

76 ese important parameters are affected by the surface chemistry and the blocking steps conducted durin

77 Such efforts require knowledge of matrix surface chemistry and the cell responses they elicit.

78 t, recording information on Earth's earliest surface chemistry and the low oxygen primordial biospher

79 th mechanisms in the context of control over surface chemistry and the nucleation stage.

80 However, size, shape, surface chemistry and the presentation of targeting liga

81 The surface chemistry and the size of AuNPs are the crucial

82 ol chemistry to control both the substrate's surface chemistry and the spacing of the studied molecul

83 e atoms, is an important approach to tune NP surface chemistry and to optimize NP catalysis for chemi

84 Materials capable of dynamically controlling surface chemistry and topography are highly desirable.

85 h a strategy could be of great importance in surface chemistry and widely applied to control on-surfa

86 We show here yet unveiled details of surface chemistry and, based on these new data, formulat

87 d substrates with different topographies and surface chemistries, and ability to form deposits that r

88 molecules with spherical shape, well-defined surface chemistries, and dimensions that match the size

89 take advantage of the diverse morphologies, surface chemistries, and functionalities of proteins for

90 were tailorable by the dendrimer generation, surface chemistry, and acidity.

91 emical parameters, namely, size, elasticity, surface chemistry, and biopersistence.

92 tate of the art in nanoparticle development, surface chemistry, and biosensing mechanisms, discussing

93 gly with the presence of structural defects, surface chemistry, and CNT chirality.

94 operties such as high aspect ratio, flexible surface chemistry, and control over structure and morpho

95 ted the effects of nanomaterial size, shape, surface chemistry, and exposure conditions on toxicity.

96 ity to control the composition, size, shape, surface chemistry, and functionality of materials.

97 ocks, giving control over their size, shape, surface chemistry, and membrane permeability.

98 de (PbS and PbTe) HNPs with tailorable size, surface chemistry, and near-IR absorption.

99 control over the size, shape, architecture, surface chemistry, and properties of 1D nanocrystals.

100 es with varying sizes, shapes, compositions, surface chemistry, and surface hydrophobicity.

101 sitive to the probe's sharpness, but not its surface chemistry, and the force did not depend on cell

102 s method allows for precise control over the surface chemistry, and therefore the transport propertie

103 s are heterogeneous in size, composition and surface chemistry, and this can lead to suboptimal perfo

104 electrohydrodynamic cojetting followed by a surface chemistry approach to maximize cell-adhesive cha

105 s of a wide range of size and with different surface chemistries are bioavailable to plants, provide

106 ing because the chemical composition and the surface chemistry are readily tunable.

107 ed surfaces showed a tailored topography and surface chemistry as determined by SEM microscopy and RA

108 (iii) polyethylene glycol is not as benign a surface chemistry as is generally supposed.

109 monolithic ceramic devices with homogeneous surface chemistry as well as homogeneous physical proper

110 f a CNT by controlling the CNT structure and surface chemistry, as well as use friction force to pred

111 The concept that surface chemistry at the (sub)nanometer scale dictates w

112 These new scaffolds provide insight into the surface chemistry at the entrance of the cavity and offe

113 ffers novel analytical tools for probing the surface chemistry at the porphyrin/a-SWCNTs interface, s

114 Further, it provides a rich surface chemistry available for nano-interfacing and a s

115 f probe proteins on a sensor surface involve surface chemistry-based techniques.

116 er optimized conditions (spotting pH buffer, surface chemistry, blocking procedure), in order to dete

117 ring chemistries, and (3) core structure and surface chemistry both influence particle toxicity.

118 icroparticles with similar overall sizes and surface chemistries but having either smooth or highly m

119 ultrasmall metal NPs with the same size and surface chemistry but different densities, we found that

120 ects on the cell membrane depending on their surface chemistry by molecular dynamics simulations.

121 How nanoparticle size, shape, and surface chemistry can affect their accumulation, retenti

122 Particle surface chemistry can also influence the affinity of the

123 oparticle properties such as size, shape and surface chemistry can be controlled to improve their per

124 er-soluble, photostable, nontoxic, and their surface chemistry can be easily modified.

125 des two major advantages: (i) immobilization surface chemistry can be performed as a batch process in

126 extent to which humans are modifying Earth's surface chemistry can be quantified by comparing total a

127 t provides a framework for understanding how surface chemistry can be used to modulate the electronic

128 We discuss how nanoparticle size, shape and surface chemistry can control this process effectively.

129 of NPSi prober was proposed by studying the surface chemistry change of NPSi and metal ions immersed

130 d rate of dissolution, particle destruction, surface chemistry change(s), and new particle formation.

131 ity is an effect where surface roughness and surface chemistry combine to generate surfaces which are

132 Our work shows the limitations of applying surface chemistry concepts derived for binary rocksalt o

133 yses of adsorbent pore size distribution and surface chemistry confirmed that neither heating method

134 , which are additive in nature and driven by surface chemistry considerations and material-specific p

135 automatically compensates for variability in surface chemistry density and capture spot density.

136 (LDI-MS) in an imaging format to investigate surface chemistry dictated intraorgan distribution of NP

137 ge of accessible inorganic cores and tunable surface chemistries dramatically increased, expanding th

138 ation of nanoparticle (NP) size, charge, and surface chemistry (e.g., extent of modification with pol

139 Pd/C samples to decouple the electronic and surface chemistry effects on catalytic performance.

140 Overshadowed by size-, shape-, and surface-chemistry effects, the impact of the particle co

141 rticles with nonspherical shapes and complex surface chemistries enabling the formation of sophistica

142 ilored morphological structure and versatile surface chemistry enhancing its prospects as transducer

143 ign parameters (CNDPs), namely, size, shape, surface chemistry, flexibility/rigidity, architecture, a

144 s work demonstrates that rationally designed surface chemistries for MALDI-TOF MS may serve as an alt

145 tability during storage; (4) optimization of surface chemistries for maximum targeted delivery and mi

146 ique properties and the selectively tailored surface chemistries for target molecules.

147 On-surface chemistry for atomically precise sp(2) macromole

148 ranslate into broad interest in this type of surface chemistry for biosensor development.

149 This study reveals a richer surface chemistry for transition metals than previously

150 MPs) paired with the wide range of available surface chemistries has strongly positioned PMPs in the

151 lloids in optics, biology, and energy, their surface chemistry has become a topic of intensive resear

152 Surface chemistry has been optimized to improve biosenso

153 and recent progress in organic chemistry and surface chemistry has led to the synthesis of planar 2D

154 e interplay between particle size, shape and surface chemistry has not been well investigated especia

155 the interface it provides suggest that this surface chemistry has the potential to enable fundamenta

156 Fine carbon particles with engineered surface chemistry have been shown to stabilize oil-in-wa

157 fect that NOM concentration, pH, and O-MWCNT surface chemistry have on CNT stability under environmen

158 ost two centuries, many aspects of 2D chiral surface chemistry have yet to be addressed.

159 The innovative surface chemistry helps to reduce the contact angle of t

160 lobular counterparts of identical volume and surface chemistry, highlighting the importance of the sh

161 ultrathin, oligoethylene glycol-based mixed surface chemistry imposed on piezoelectric quartz discs.

162 d films of conducting polymers with multiple surface chemistries in a one-step process and to incorpo

163 of polystyrene (PS) NP of various sizes and surface chemistries in fresh bovine vitreous.

164 H, and cation type show more importance than surface chemistry in affecting O-MWCNTs deposition durin

165 The surface chemistry in colloidal nanocrystals on the final

166 , focusing on the fundamental role played by surface chemistry in controlling the interaction of NPs

167 to interfacial conductivity and the role of surface chemistry in dictating these properties.

168 e of environment-induced changes in nC(6)(0) surface chemistry in its fate and transport in aquatic e

169 lecular simulation results indicate that the surface chemistry in micropores is tunable thereby influ

170 the complexity of the pore architecture and surface chemistry in MOFs present new challenges.

171 nd for identifying the role of heterogeneous surface chemistry in molecular dynamics.

172 These results isolate the critical role of surface chemistry in the photoluminescence of small meta

173 trate the pivotal role of metal nanoparticle surface chemistry in tuning and optimizing emergent opto

174 of colloidal QDs and the influence of their surface chemistry, in particular, dipolar ligands and ex

175 systematically review the numerous types of surface chemistries-including hydrophobic bonds, ionic b

176 anganite surfaces, and trace their origin to surface-chemistry-induced stabilization of ordered Jahn-

177 Specific size, shape and surface chemistry influence the biological activity of n

178 ginosa biofilms further reveal that particle surface chemistry influences the interaction between the

179 c-acid-functionalized proteins with distinct surface chemistries into six unique lattices composed of

180 erging top-down lithography and bottom-up on-surface chemistry into technology.

181 Optimum surface chemistry is a key consideration to modulate the

182 m solid oxide fuel cells to catalysts, their surface chemistry is poorly understood at the molecular

183 This hierarchical surface chemistry is widely applicable to many analytes

184 l cathode host for unveiling the challenging surface chemistry issue in Li-S batteries.

185 iciency on nanotopological surface identical surface chemistry (<2% cell-capture efficiency).

186 ibrils combined with their highly functional surface chemistry make them an attractive new food ingre

187 ack of information on how core structure and surface chemistry may alter toxicity in low-level, chron

188 ted life on Earth, and their enantiospecific surface chemistry may have played a role in the origins

189 nduce a controlled transition from redox- to surface chemistry-mediated growth pathways, resulting in

190 olds of capsid proteins, as opposed to their surface chemistry, might be constrained during evolution

191 sult of electrostatic assumptions within the surface chemistry model and provide a strong constraint

192 dots (QDs), can be tuned over 2.0 eV through surface chemistry modification.

193 he scale of molecules combined with abundant surface chemistry, MOFs offer unprecedented opportunitie

194 porous particles (SPP, 2.7 mum) of different surface chemistries, namely, teicoplanin, cyclofructan,

195 tes is a first step toward understanding the surface chemistry necessary for efficient CO electroredu

196 , Hsp70, Her2-Fc, NY-ESO-1) on two different surface chemistries (NHS and APDMES) allowed the signifi

197 These results shed new light on the complex surface chemistries of semiconductor nanocrystals.

198 The surface chemistry of a prepared carbon cryogels pyrolyze

199 within this paper by examining the peculiar surface chemistry of a relatively new bioceramic, silico

200 ked aromatic oligoamide film that mimics the surface chemistry of an RO polyamide membrane was synthe

201 As predicted by the surface chemistry of anatase TiO(2) nanoparticles, querc

202 s reactions at nanoscale by manipulating the surface chemistry of both sol-gel nanoparticles (NPs) an

203 The analysis of the surface chemistry of carbon materials is of prime import

204 rease the reliability of the analysis of the surface chemistry of carbon materials.

205 ding correlation of catalytic performance to surface chemistry of catalysts during catalysis using X-

206 The modular surface chemistry of CDs together with their photostabil

207 Here, we elucidate how tailoring the surface chemistry of colloidal alumina particles (d50 =

208 s progress toward controlling the shapes and surface chemistry of colloidal nanoparticles, spatial co

209 Understanding the interrelation between surface chemistry of colloidal particles and surface ads

210 for a more fundamental understanding of the surface chemistry of hydrogenation.

211 core, the shell, and the interface) and the surface chemistry of InP/ZnS core/shell quantum dots pre

212 Precisely tailoring surface chemistry of layered materials is a growing need

213 Modifications in core structure and surface chemistry of manufactured nanomaterials are used

214 odel could be a more general picture for the surface chemistry of metal oxide nanocrystals with impor

215 size distribution, pore size, morphology and surface chemistry of micro- and nanoparticles, core-shel

216 by the iridescent nanostructure and gradient surface chemistry of Morpho butterflies and involves phy

217 sis but also for the characterization of the surface chemistry of nanomaterials stabilized with thiol

218 The size, shape and surface chemistry of nanoparticles can greatly impact ce

219 l properties, including size, clustering and surface chemistry of nanoparticles regulate their cellul

220 The characterization of the surface chemistry of nanoparticles using infrared spectr

221 deep insight into the role of defects in the surface chemistry of oxides can be gained, as will be de

222 his highlights the importance of knowing the surface chemistry of particles for assessing their healt

223 This work investigates the effect of surface chemistry of polymeric nanoparticulate drug deli

224 Recent advancements indicate the surface chemistry of Si-NCs plays a key role in determin

225 In this work, we investigate the radical surface chemistry of silicon with a range of organochalc

226 for controlling the plasmonic properties and surface chemistry of small metal nanoparticles.

227 It is shown that the surface chemistry of the active material in a flow elect

228 uNPs) can be controlled by the nature of the surface chemistry of the AuNPs.

229 The tunable surface chemistry of the CDs was exploited to synthesize

230 as a function of the applied voltage and the surface chemistry of the dielectric layer.

231 The surface chemistry of the electrospun fibre mats was dete

232 To this end, controlling the size and surface chemistry of the materials is crucial for such a

233 ra reveals characteristic differences in the surface chemistry of the nanoparticles.

234 ner, where the interplay of the quantity and surface chemistry of the NPs regulates the translocation

235 By controlling the surface chemistry of the paper, it is possible to print

236 umn concentrations as well as changes in the surface chemistry of the particles induced by organic su

237 to characterize the adsorption products and surface chemistry of the precatalysts (eta(5)-C(5)H(5))(

238 the details of the transfer reaction and the surface chemistry of the resulting sterically stabilized

239 By controlling the surface chemistry of the substrate, we produce large are

240 Furthermore, the carbon film changes the surface chemistry of the support.

241 whose magnitude and direction depends on the surface chemistry of the suspended particles, and whose

242 re attractive or repulsive, depending on the surface chemistry of the suspended particles.

243 Bioactive surface chemistry of these assemblies displaying carbohy

244 their well-ordered pore networks and tunable surface chemistries, offer a versatile platform for prep

245 that the transversal concept of integrative surface chemistry offered by polydopamine in combination

246 ctrochemical DNA sensors prepared using this surface chemistry on carbon with electrochemical chlorin

247 ide information on the influence of particle surface chemistry on retention.

248 The influence of surface chemistry on the inactivation of attached bacter

249 we examined the role of water chemistry and surface chemistry on the short-term inactivation rates o

250 r unanticipated effects of varying dendrimer surface chemistry on their encapsulation or hosting effi

251 ds to study the influence of size, shape and surface chemistry on their uptake and transport across i

252 -phonon coupling, so the effects of changing surface chemistry on these two quantities partially canc

253 may serve as a platform for studying silica surface chemistry or hydroxyl-mediated reactions.

254 /ion transport have been studied before, the surface chemistry or the spatially heterogeneous diffusi

255 larger were highly restricted regardless of surface chemistry owing to steric obstruction.

256 NP surface chemistry played an important role in the altera

257 to various tissues following uptake suggests surface chemistry plays a significant role in their loca

258 stics of carbon-based nucleants: appropriate surface chemistry, porosity and/or roughness are require

259 ze are designed by tweaking size (2-250 nm), surface chemistries (positive, or negatively charged), m

260 les within biological media, and discuss how surface chemistry presentation may affect this process a

261 ctivation of oral pathogens, modification of surface chemistry/properties, resin polymerization, impr

262 k differentiation based on the nanomaterials surface chemistry, purity and agglomeration state.

263 (kaolinite vs glass beads) and nanoparticle surface chemistry (PVP, citrate, or humic acid) on alpha

264 he advances in bottom-up nanoengineering and surface chemistry, reductionist functionalization approa

265 (e.g. pore sizes, pore connectivity, shape, surface chemistry) remain to be clearly identified.

266 noparticles, spatial control of nanoparticle surface chemistry remains a major challenge.

267 Non-adiabaticity in the surface chemistry results in the creation of electron-ho

268 behavior is largely insensitive to particle surface chemistry, shape, and size, thus providing a ver

269 he proof-of-concept study, we demonstrated a surface-chemistry strategy to achieve metallic Ni(OH)2 n

270 st-principles calculations, we find that the surface chemistry strongly affects Fermi level of MXenes

271 The possibility of performing surface chemistry tailoring with SAMs constitutes a vers

272 ve been produced with nonthermal plasmas and surface chemistries that have been developed, and provid

273 forms through a combination of solution and surface chemistries that results in the formation of a b

274 n adsorption in CE, each expressing a unique surface chemistry that interacts with individual protein

275 This paper describes the changes in surface chemistry that occur in oleate-capped CdS quantu

276 Owing to unique surface chemistry, the T-GR demonstrates an excellent en

277 ls with precisely engineered composition and surface chemistry, their combination and consolidation i

278 By making use of simple surface chemistry, these two effects can be synchronized

279 be readily modified with a number of diverse surface chemistries to detect and characterize diverse i

280 e probe molecule allowing the differences in surface chemistry to be mapped by NMR spectroscopy.

281 Therefore, we introduce the surface chemistry to bifunctionalize AFM tips with the n

282 CNMs that differ in their core structure and surface chemistry to Daphnia magna over a 21-day chronic

283 the force field enabled a range of relevant surface chemistry to emerge, including acid/base equilib

284 By controlling the surface chemistry to enable strong PM adhesion and also

285 Passive targeting utilizes shape, size, and surface chemistry to increase particle circulation and t

286 an locate SERS hot spots but also modify the surface chemistry to realize selective enhancement Raman

287 -out for protein adsorption, we optimize the surface chemistry to yield a mixed charge surface which

288 tative experiments on how solution-phase and surface chemistry together produce biologically relevant

289 , strategies for biofilm prevention based on surface chemistry treatments or surface microstructure h

290 The change in local surface chemistry via formation of surface oxygen relate

291 s the characterization of the nanomaterial's surface chemistry via the molecular interactions affecti

292 stability, and zeta potential, but differ in surface chemistry, viz.

293 elds a highly strained bicyclic olefin whose surface chemistry was hitherto unknown.

294 Surface chemistry was selected to nonspecifically adsorb

295 ing FN structure and dynamics through tuning surface chemistry, we found that as the conformational a

296 adability in vivo, as well as their flexible surface chemistry, which allows drug loading, functional

297 in TOF-SIMS data analysis enable correlating surface chemistry with biological response.

298 Chlorination also altered N-CNT surface chemistry, with X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy

299 Important points of study were surface chemistries within poly(methyl methacrylate) (PM

300 ) additives has been eliminated by utilizing surface chemistry within the device channels to control