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Comparison of the effects of PAR1 antagonists, PAR4 antagonists, and their combinations on thrombin-induced human platelet activation.
No full textTelithromycin and quinupristin-dalfopristin resistance in clinical isolates of Streptococcus pyogenes: SMART Program 2001 data
No full textDenbinobin-mediated anticancer effect in human K562 leukemia cells: role in tubulin polymerization and Bcr-Abl activity.
No full textInduction of mitotic arrest and apoptosis by evodiamine in human leukemic T-lymphocytes.
No full textInterference of neutrophil-platelet interaction by YC-1: a cGMP-dependent manner on heterotypic cell-cell interaction.
No full textInduction of mitotic arrest and apoptosis in human prostate cancer PC-3 cells by evodiamine
No full textComparing FT-TENG and CS-TENG Using Different Triboelectric Materials
No full textTriboelectric Nanogenerators (TENGs) have
emerged as promising energy harvesting devices, utilizing the
principles of triboelectric effect and electrostatic induction to
convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. In this paper,
several experiments were conducted on different triboelectric
materials to compare two working modes of TENGs in terms
of their surface charge density, ease of fabrication, as well as
industrial applications. The materials used were PTFE, silicon,
PVC, fiberglass, and neoprene rubber. Results indicated that
neoprene rubber yielded the highest surface charge density for
FT-TENG mode at 2.031 × 10-7 Cm-2, whereas, silicon yielded
the highest surface charge for CS-TENG mode at 6.2 × 10-9 Cm2. Potential applications for both TENG modes are explored,
ranging from wearable energy harvesting to large- scale
environmental energy capture
Genistein inversely affects tubulin-binding agent-induced apoptosis in human breast cancer cells.
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