Electrophoretic mobility ([[mu].sub.eo]) measured in pure solvents at 20[degrees]C and some physical parameters taken from the literature [14] for these solvents Solvent [[mu].sub.eo], [epsilon] [pK.sub.a] Viscosity, [m.sup.2] mPs [V.sup.-1] [s.sup.-1] [10.sup.-9] Acetone 8.9 20.56 32.50 0.33 Acetonitrile 20.5 35.90 35.00 0.34 DMF 3.3 36.71 28.00 0.80 DMSO 1.8 46.45 33.30 1.99 Ethanol 1.9 24.55 18.90 1.08 Methanol 3.2 32.66 17.20 0.55 Water 7.7 78.30 14.00 1.00 Propylene carbonate 4.2 64.92 n.d.
Short for "
electrophoretic tags," eTags are small fluorescent molecules linked to nucleic acids or antibodies and are designed to bind one specific messenger RNA or protein, respectively.
The velocity a given molecule achieves through electrokinetic force is the sum of its
electrophoretic velocity and its electroosmotic velocity.
The ability to measure and control fluid temperatures within lab-on-a-chip devices can be very important for efficient
electrophoretic separations and for enzyme-activated reactions.
The proteins are separated by differences in their
electrophoretic mobility, which allows the detection of monoclonal gammopathies.
It can take an hour to days for the pieces of DNA to traverse the
electrophoretic gel and separate into bands according to their length.
(Boston, MA) has patented a method to sequence DNA having improvements over the existing DNA sequencing technologies such as high speed, high throughput, absence of electrophoresis and gel reading artifacts due to the complete absence of an
electrophoretic step, and no costly reagents involving various substitutions with stable isotopes.
Previously, conventional batch-mode zeta potential instrumentation has been incapable of automating macromoiecular particle
electrophoretic mobility for multiple samples.
Classic car owners will have access to new car standard corrosion protection after Surface Processing Limited (SPL) announced it would be reintroducing
electrophoretic or 'e-coating' rust prevention service.
This technique has been based on the mobility behavior of
electrophoretic particles within a capillary tube with an internal diameter of approximately 100 micrometers between two electrodes by imposing high voltage, and it can help the identification of such structures.
The 31 papers include discussions of miniature ceramic antennas for wireless applications, piezoelectric thin film devices, oriented barium hexaferrite thick films prepared by
electrophoretic deposition in a magnetic field, magnetic properties of cobalt and manganese oxide spinel ceramics, spin flexo-electricity and new aspects of micromagnetism, and the electric spin resonance of nickelate.