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We allow R to depend on voltage because in a two dimensional medium R must contain terms from the exchange of molecules with the culture medium with which the sheet of cells is in contact. Defining the culture medium to have voltage V then V in R(c, v) is the voltage within a cell minus V, i.e. v(r) is the voltage drop f om the culture medium to the interior of a cell surrounding point r. 

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Mechanical joints for assembling microfluidic components and systems often involve insertion of one part into another. The aforementioned cartridges are a simple example, and structures must be included on both the cartridge and inside the instrument to allow smooth insertion. Such structures can include micro-rails to aid such sUding assembly on-chip. Care must be taken in choosing materials for properties such as friction and wear. Friction is deflned as the force of motion or tendency toward such of two surfaces in contact, defined by the equation ... 

Figure 1.11 Carboxylic acid dimer used for the dSNAP study described in the text. Contacts (defined as less than the sum of the van der Waals radii) are permitted between any of atoms I, 2 and 3 and any of atoms 4, 5 and 6. Reproduced from [42] by permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry...

A transformational set is a set of homogeneous transformation matrices associated with a molecular contact type defined by the nature of the nucleotides in contact. For instance, there are four types of RNA bases determining ten different types of pairs by considering that symmetric pairs are likely to share the same types of molecular contacts, and two main types of molecular contacts paired and connected. Coimected nucleotides can be either stacked or not. In practice, we consider only two types of bases (purines and pyrimidines) for contact defined by a phosphodiester bond. This partition of the different molecular contacts gives a possibility of (10 + 6 = 16) different transformational sets. 

Here also are given the composite RMS roughnesses ( o) in the contacts, defined by ... 

Normally, an electrode system consists of an active or working electrode, an indifferent or reference electrode, and an electrolyte with which the electrodes are in mutual contact. Define as the potential of an electrode which is sustaining a net anodic or cathodic reaction. Let be the electrode s equilibrium value (no net reaction). Thus the total overpotential of the electrode (total polarization potential), Vj, is defined by... 

The observation that prokaryotic RFl and RF2 exhibit specificity for different RNA sequences suggests that direct contacts are made between the release factors and the mRNA. These protein-RNA interactions contrast with the codon-anticodon contacts defined by Watson-Crick basepairing rules, and hint at a mechanism in which the proteins mimic bound tRNA. 

To characterize the structural properties of the packings generated via the Monte Carlo method, we calculated the number of interparticle contacts (defined where 6 is a small cutoff, typically such that fijl(Jij - 1 < 10", where... 

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