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Surface Properties

 
 
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Disease relevance of Surface Properties

 

High impact information on Surface Properties

 

Chemical compound and disease context of Surface Properties

 

Biological context of Surface Properties

 

Anatomical context of Surface Properties

 

Associations of Surface Properties with chemical compounds

  • In these studies, high levels of 111In-nitrilotriacetic acid complex are contained in unilamellar vesicles consisting of distearoyl phosphatidylcholine, cholesterol, and small amounts of other lipids which modify the surface properties [26].
  • Loss of cell surface sialic acids may result in a slight increase in agglutinability, but some other mechanism(s) is likely to be involved in alteration of surface properties that lead to marked agglutinability of the human uterine cervical cells obtained from cancer precursor lesions [27].
  • Partitioning of cells in dextran-poly(ethylene glycol) aqueous-aqueous two-phase systems is a sensitive method for separating cells and for obtaining information on their surface properties [28].
  • These results indicated that core replacement modulates the surface properties of the emulsion particles through the redistribution of cholesterol in the surface layers [29].
  • The aqueous two-phase partitioning analysis revealed a significant change in surface properties of GR following urea treatment; the observed partition coefficient values (cpm upper phase/bottom phase) were 0.022, 0.208, and 0.60 for GRc, GRc + 23 degrees C, and GRc + 2.5 M urea, respectively [30].
 

Gene context of Surface Properties

  • However, it seems likely that some of the diverse manifestations of this genetic disorder result from the ability of TSP2 to modulate the cell surface properties of mesenchymal cells, and thus, to affect cell functions such as adhesion and migration [31].
  • In addition, Aqy1p and Aqy2p can affect cell surface properties and may provide an advantage by dispersing the cells during starvation or during sexual reproduction [32].
  • We propose that although Pax3 function is related to cell surface properties, its role may differ in various tissues [23].
  • We suggest that the primary role of Pax6 is the continual regulation of cell surface properties responsible for both cellular identity and radial migration, defects of which cause regional cell sorting and abnormalities of migration in chimeras [33].
  • The three surfactant proteins SP-A, SP-B, and SP-C contribute to dynamic surface properties involved during respiration [34].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Surface Properties

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