SEARCH Articles Figures Tables ATP The Primary Energy Carrier Buffering Capacity of the Carrier Ampholytes Charge carrier transport in the electrode-oxide semiconductor interfaces Choice of the carrier Concentration of the majority carrier Detection involving the use of Au-NPs as carriers Diffusion coefficient of the charge carriers Floating Carriers—The Use of Hydrostatic Pressure Fractionating the Carrier Ampholytes Lifetime of the minority carriers N-Linked Oligosaccharides Utilize a Lipid Carrier in the Early Stages of Synthesis Polymers as Carriers through the Blood-Brain Barrier Positioning the carrier Renal Delivery Using Macromolecular Carriers The Low-Molecular Weight Protein Approach Requirements for the Carrier Materials Setting the Carrier Gas Flow Short-lived Radionuclides and the Role of Carriers The Ampholine Carrier Ampholytes The Carrier Ampholytes, Ionic Strength and Influence on Solubility of Proteins The Carrier Range The Linkage Between Drug and Carrier The Minority Carrier MIS SB Cell The Molecular Design of Polymeric Micelle Drug Carrier Systems The Nature of Charge Carriers in Conjugated Polymers The Particle Surface as a Carrier of Functional Groups The Sequence of Electron Carriers The Sequence of Electron Carriers Was Deduced from Kinetic Measurements The adenine nucleotide carrier The discontinuous carrier gas flow procedure The electrogenic carriers The recombination of excess carriers