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Chemical Compound Review

Silicone     silicon

Synonyms: Silicium, Silizium, NanoFET, SILICON, silicio, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of silicon

 

Psychiatry related information on silicon

 

High impact information on silicon

  • 2) Silicon is necessary for the association between cells and one or more macromolecules such as osteonectin, which affects cartilage composition and ultimately cartilage calcification [7].
  • The LONI Pipeline Processing Environment's parallel processing efficiency using an integrated client/server dataflow model was 80.9% when running the atlas generation pipeline from a PC client (Acer TravelMate 340T) on 48 dedicated server processors (Silicon Graphics Inc. Origin 3000) [8].
  • Nanoscale Patterning of Two Metals on Silicon Surfaces Using an ABC Triblock Copolymer Template [9].
  • Several recently constructed detailed kinetic models on metabolism (glycolysis), signal transduction (EGF receptor), and the eukaryotic cell cycle (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) have been used to exemplify the Silicon Cell project [10].
  • These results suggest that an active transport system for Si uptake is disrupted in GR1 [11].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of silicon

 

Biological context of silicon

 

Anatomical context of silicon

  • Adult rats were submitted to an 8-mm resection of the sciatic nerve repaired by autograft (AG, n = 9), silicone (SIL, n = 13) or poly-L-lactate-epsilon-caprolactone (PLC, n = 11) single guides, and fascicular tubulization of peroneal and tibial branches with a dual silicone tube (FSIL, n = 9) [21].
  • METHODS: Silicone particles were injected into the anterior chamber of rabbit eyes as tracers to monitor aqueous flow [22].
  • Low Mac-1 expression levels (<10%) accompanied by a low percentage of adhering neutrophils (<10%) were observed for polyethylene (PE), polyisoprene (PI), and silicone (SI) beads [23].
  • METHODS: Silicon elastic catheters were inserted into New Zealand White rabbit external jugular veins from 24 hours to 60 days [24].
  • METHODS: Silicone punctal plugs and collagen implants were exposed to S epidermidis (3 x 10(8) colony forming units/mL) for 0, 5, 30, and 60 minutes, rinsed in sterile saline, and processed for light, scanning (SEM), and transmission (TEM) electron microscopy [25].
 

Associations of silicon with other chemical compounds

  • Adults rats were submitted to non repaired sciatic nerve crush (CRH, n = 9), section repaired by either aligned epineurial suture (CS, n = 11) or silicone tube (SIL4, n = 13), and 8 mm resection repaired by tubulization (SIL8, n = 12) [26].
  • Using GeneSpring 5.0 (Silicon Genetics) software, transcripts were identified that were upregulated 2-fold or more by DHT in the caput (33 transcripts), the corpus (8 transcripts), and the cauda (9 transcripts) [27].
  • The biotubes were prepared by embedding six kinds of polymeric rods [poly(ethylene) (PE), poly(fluoroacetate) (PFA), poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), segmented poly(urethane) (PU), poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC), and silicone (Si)] as a mold in six subcutaneous pouches in the dorsal skin of New Zealand White rabbits [28].
  • ODS and SI, demonstrating a non-linearity of these parameters with the wettability of materials [29].
  • A randomized comparative study of the Copper T 300, the standard Dalkon Shield and the Silicone Shell Loop D was conducted on 776 parous women [30].
 

Gene context of silicon

  • On a 100-MHz MIPS R4000 processor (Silicon Graphics Indigo), Sculpt achieves 11 updates per second on a 20-residue fragment and 2 updates per second on an 80-residue protein, using all atoms except non-H-bonding hydrogens, and without electrostatic interactions [31].
  • The segment match modeling method is fully automatic, yields a complete set of atomic co-ordinates without any human intervention and is efficient (14 s/residue on the Silicon Graphics 4D/25 Personal Iris workstation [32].
  • The analysis was carried out using the Atlas Image 2.01 (Clontech) and GeneSpring 4.2 (Silicon Genetics) softwares [33].
  • The Silicone Study. A small piece of the PVR puzzle is put into place [34].
  • Preadsorption of FN on the material surfaces increased subsequent cell spreading and cytoskeletal reorganization on hydrophobic surfaces except SI [35].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of silicon

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