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PubMed1984

Medical Electronics buyers guide 1984, Part 3: ECG transmitters/receivers; electronic thermometers; patient scales; pumps, infusion & autotransfusion devices; transient/surge protectors; ultrasonics.

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PubMed1976

Electron microscopic studies on macrophages. I. Effects of colchicine and cytochalasin B on the cell cortex as revealed by scanning electron microscopy.

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PubMed1975

[Electron dosimetry in radiotherapy--with special reference to less than 10 MeV electron dosimetry (author's transl)].

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PubMed2000

Energy-loss special issue based on the presentations of the 14th Congress on Electron Microscopy, Cancun, Mexico, September 1998. Session K: electron energy-loss spectroscopy (EELS), energy-loss near-edge structure (ELNES) and extended energy-loss fine structure (EXELFS).

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Microscopy, Electron↗

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[Electron structure of plastoquinone and coupling of electron and proton transport in thylakoids of the higher plants].

The energy dependence on hydrogen position for a system, consisting of plastoquinone (in different redox states) and histidine molecules was studied. The distance between the atoms forming the hydrogen bond, an oxygen of the quinone molecule and a nitrogen of histidine, was supposed to be fixed. It was shown that for neutral quinone the total energy is minimal when the hydrogen is bound to histidine; for reduced quinone, the probability of hydrogen binding to quinone and histidine is approximately equal (so that a hydrogen bond is formed) and on secondary reduction of plastoquinone, the hydrogen binds to it.

Electron Transport↗

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