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The purpose of this article was to observe interaction between drug and cancer cell with fluorescence probes and molecular imaging technology. In order to study the effect of cell growth and apoptosis morphology of Human gastric adenocarcinoma SGC-7901 induced by n-butanol extract from Capparis spionosa L. (CSBE), laser scanning microscopy was employed to observe apoptosis imaging. In addition, the...
The purpose of this article was to observe interaction between drug and cancer cell with fluorescence probes and molecular imaging technology. In order to study the effect of cell growth and apoptosis morphology of Human gastric adenocarcinoma SGC-7901 induced by n-butanol extract from Capparis spionosa L. (CSBE), laser scanning microscopy was employed to observe apoptosis imaging. In addition, the...
In this paper, we propose a stochastic simulation to model and analyze cellular signal transduction. The high number of objects in a simulation requires advanced visualization techniques: first to handle the large data sets, second to support the human perception in the crowded environment, and third to provide an interactive exploration tool. To adjust the state of the cell to an external signal,...
We present the first study of the effects of monolayer shell physicochemical properties on the destruction of lipid-coated microbubbles during insonification with single, one-cycle pulses at 2.25 MHz and low-duty cycles. Shell cohesiveness was changed by varying phospholipid and emulsifier composition, and shell microstructure was controlled by postproduction processing. Individual microbubbles with...
A transparent artificial cornea derived from biological material is the ultimate goal of corneal research. Attempts at artificial corneal constructs produced from synthetic polymers have proved unsuccessful due to lack of biocompatibility and ability to integrate into the tissue. We have designed a corneal model derived from collagenous biological materials that has several advantages: it has low...
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