Bio Sphere: Using dispersion to detect binding

Using Bulk Water to Detect Ligand Binding

Method of Using CCR3 Binding Agents to Detect Choroidal Neovascularization

Improved Protein Binding Rate for Bio- Sensors Using Ac Electroosmosis

Many biosensors are limited by long detection times that result from transport limitations of large macromolecules such as proteins which must reach the active surface in order to be detected. To overcome this difficulty, a common biosensor, the quartz crystal microbalance was modified with a microelectrode pattern capable of producing AC electroosmosis. The mixing pattern that is thereby gener...

Using ninhydrin to detect gravesoil.

Some death scene investigations commence without knowledge of the location of the body and/or decomposition site. In these cases, it is necessary to locate the remains or the site where the body decomposed prior to movement. We hypothesized that the burial of a mammalian cadaver will result in the release of ninhydrin reactive nitrogen (NRN) into associated soil and that this reaction might hav...

Chapter POLONIUM - 210 IN THE BIO - SPHERE : BIO - KINETICS AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

Polonium-210 is an alpha particle emitting radioactive element with a half-life of 138 days. It appears at the end of the decay-chain of Uranium-238 where the long lived Lead-210 (22.3 a) decays to Bismuth-210, and finally Polonium-210. Po is introduced into the biosphere through various routes of terrestrial and marine radioecological pathways. The level of Po activity in drinking water (5 Bq....