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A biological application, bacteria capture by mixing of blood/bacteria samples with magnetic beads, was carried out in the L-shaped micro mixer [49], A high capture efficiency of 99% was obtained at a short time of 0.15 s. The blood cells and bacteria remained intact after the mixing process, evidencing the low shear strain field of the flow. [Pg.203]

Synthesis Synthetic methods Staining Applications Bacteria human adipose-derived stem cells multipotent adult progenitor cells parasite lips skin hairs keratin fibers ... [Pg.10]

Staining Applications Bacteria bones cartilage dental plaques fetal skeletons fish myocardium protein particles calcified tissues hairs keratin fibers f ... [Pg.13]

Staining Applications Bacteria fungi ° blood pro-ducts cells nucleic acids proteins viruses nuclei plant virus inclusions tissues hairs " keratin fibers malaria-infected cells ... [Pg.30]

Staining Applications Bacteria cells microorganisms plasma membrane ... [Pg.120]

Staining Applications Bacteria cardiac tissues myocardium neurons "" proteins ... [Pg.135]

Staining Applications Bacteria cells cytochrome c oxidase-reconstituted proteoliposomes " fungus sperms epithelial cells erythrocytes lipid bilayer lipid membranes lipid particles liposome lymphocytes lysosomes microorganisms " mitochondrial neuroblastoma cells neutrophils red blood cells tumor cells yeast ... [Pg.169]

Staining Applications Bacteria cells fish hepa-rin nematicide granules nucleic acids polypep-tides proteins skin carious tissue viscous tissue keratin fibers hairs ... [Pg.309]

Staining Applications Bacteria erythrocytes leukocytes erythroblasts fungi granulated cells intima ... [Pg.333]

Staining Applications Bacteria liposomes proteoli-posomes lipid particles lipid vesicles proteins sarcoplasmic reticulum submitochondrial particles ... [Pg.361]

Staining Applications Bacteria apoptotic cells bacterial spores proteins hairs ... [Pg.422]

Staining Applications Bacteria viruses " nucleic acids " glomerular deposits ... [Pg.465]

Staining Applications Bacteria brain sections brain slices cells cerebral infarcts cortex infarct-ed hearts tissues neurons plant roots ... [Pg.485]

Imaging/Labeling Applications Bacteria blood smears - casein cells/tissues " ... [Pg.3]

Imaging/Labeling Applications Bacteria cells Biological/Medical Applications Cell viability assay cytotoxicity assay monitoring bacterial transport as a substrate for measuring esterases activity ... [Pg.101]

Imaglng/Labeling Applications Bacteria dideoxynucleotides lysosomes mitochondria nucleic acids protein-2 (MRP2, ABCC2) protein-5 (MRP5, ABCC5)13... [Pg.102]

Imaging/Labeling Applications Bacteria cells 4 cyclodextrin nuclei nucleic acids proteins " 40-i4... [Pg.136]

Imaging/Labeling Applications Bacteria cells hairs hepatocytes malaria infected cells, mitochondria nucleic acids P-glycoprotein " sperms ... [Pg.160]

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