Sentences with phrase «chemical communication»

There's this whole complex world of chemical communication happening without us even realizing it.

«This is a really exciting moment representing the latest new element to be added to the CSD and quite possibly the last given the experimental and safety challenges associated with the other elements yet to be studied» said Peter Wood, Senior Research Scientist at CCDC and lead author on the paper published in Chemical Communications.

The scientific journal Chemical Communications published their latest results.

They do so by emerging from trees within a narrow window of time, roughly 2 - 3 weeks (also temperature dependent) and then coordinating their attacks using chemical communication (i.e. pheromones).

This organ detects pheromones — a fancy name for chemical communication signals — that are produced from other animals of the same species.

This amazing organ serves as a secondary olfactory system designed specifically for chemical communication.

Ekong pointed to the International Centre for Insect Physiology and Ecology in Nairobi as a regional centre of excellence that is conducting significant fundamental research in such areas as chemical communications in insects, while also developing applications in pest management

The results have been published on Chemical Communications of the Royal Society of Chemistry

Her team aimed at one class of such chemical communications, known as neurosteroids.

Based in Brussels in the Medical Campus of the ULB (Université Libre de Bruxelles), ChemCom is the leading discovery company for products and services related to chemical communications mediated by human sensory receptors (GPCRs).

Their brains differed in the activity of over a hundred genes that provide cells with energy, influence chemical communications in the brain and strengthen the connection between nerve cells.

One strain «spoke» with a type of chemical communication commonly used by soil microbes, and the other «listened.»

Chemical communication enables bees to distinguish cousins from strangers, coordinate attacks on hive intruders and, in their own sort of way, be as social as the best human host or hostess.

Scientists have long been impressed by the perfect harmony of chemical communication among insects, especially when it comes to choosing mates by detecting and responding to the sex pheromones of only their own species.

«A human may be slower than a nanobit per second in terms of reading digital information, but this experiment shows a potentially neat way to do chemical communications using our sense of touch instead of sight,» Lipomi said.

Marta Zaraska describes worrying evidence of common air pollutants disrupting chemical communication in plants (17 February, p 32).

Huang, Benkovic and colleagues put fluorescent dye into one of a pair of almost touching cells and watched the dye move into the neighboring cell through tiny protein channels established between them, demonstrating how chemical communication might be tracked using this device.

Although silica is usually chemically inert — it is chemically identical to ordinary sand — Morihara says that, by retaining the imprint of a molecule which has been resting on its surface, it is able to deter - mine the course of a reaction (Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications, 1992, p 358).

Tang T - YD, Van Swaay D, de Mello A, Anderson JLR, Mann S In vitro gene expression within membrane - free coacervate protocells Chemical Communications, 51, 11429 — 11432

This type of cooperative chemical communication, in which a molecule binding at one site influences chemical activity at another site on the enzyme, is driven by structural and bonding changes and affects the function of the biocatalysts.

Dr. Vizi has made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the nonsynaptic chemical communication between neurons in the brain.

The research is published in the leading journal Chemical Communications.

The autoinducer - 3 (AI - 3) / epinephrine (Epi) / norepinephrine (NE) interkingdom signaling system mediates chemical communication between bacteria and their mammalian hosts.

Visitors will be able to access papers and communications from journals such as Chemical Communications, the Journal of Chemical Research, and Lab on a Chip.

«Because termites rely heavily on chemical communication to function efficiently, by decoding their chemical language, in the future we may be able to disrupt their activity in a targeted and environmentally friendly way to protect our homes and property.»

I started my PhD in 2010 but thesis works was started from 2012 mid and got 4 first authored publication in Chemical Communication, ACS Nano, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces and Journal of Controlled release in 2013.

With a single sniff, noses interpret an entire story without words by using amines and acids emitted by dogs as the basis for chemical communication.

Scientists from the fields of ecology, biochemistry, organic chemistry, entomology, ethology, and insect physiology work closely together in the Institute in order to understand the complex system of chemical communication.

To discover this, Hui Liu, Gene Robinson, and Eric Jakobsson of the University of Illinois developed new computational tools to analyze patterns of gene conservation across a wide range of animals, for genes activated and inhibited in the honey bee brain by exposure to a chemical communication signal that triggers alarm.

Using this chemical communication system, bacteria can sense when they have reached a critical number, or quorum.

Princeton biologist Bonnie Bassler studies bacterial «quorum sensing» — the chemical communication that makes pathogens so dangerous.

In Matrixyl, however, such cylinders are outnumbered by flat «nanotapes», in which the molecules are lined up in two layers with all the peptides on the upper and lower surfaces (Chemical Communications, DOI: 10.1039 / c0cc03793a).

D'Souza's team used an efficient reaction to make the intermediate, heptakis -2,3-epoxy-beta-cyclodextrin, from a known silicon - containing derivative of beta - cyclodextrin (Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1992, p 1112).

The research is published in Chemical Communications.

The researchers present their approach in the journal Chemical Communications.

The results of the study are presented in the journal Chemical Communications.

This work has been selected to feature in the front inside cover of Chemical Communications.

In their innovative paper published in Chemical Communications, a Royal Society of Chemistry journal, the researchers observed that when TiO2 particles are mixed with graphene quantum dots, the resulting composite absorbs visible light by a quantum - confined bandgap narrowing mechanism.

The discovery, published in the journal Chemical Communications, explains how some of the key building blocks for organic chemistry were already being formed in nature before life emerged — and may have played a role in the emergence of the first life forms.

For example, a team led by Licheng Sun at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, is working on a system that uses a photosensitised anode similar to those used in dye - sensitised solar cells (Chemical Communications, DOI: 10.1039 / c0cc01828g).

The new findings, published in Chemical Communications, show that it's possible to test how enzymes react to certain antibiotics.

They believe that their compound, dubbed «tam - andron», should inhibit the growth of cancer cells in a way similar to the action of tamox - ifen (Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1992, p 635).

A surprising finding in the study is that the chemical communication between the microbiome and host cells is far reaching.

By electrically manipulating, or «switching», the polymer, they were able to erase the image and use the film again (Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1992, p 715).

The process and one of their applications in organic chemistry is detailed in separate articles by Ramachandran, which appear in a recent issue of Chemical Communications.

The evidence came out overwhelmingly in favour of the T - shaped «outer complex» (Chemical Communications, p 1321).

According to the models, the dust grains should be able to hold onto water at temperatures up to 630 °C — high enough for them to have retained it during Earth's formation (Chemical Communications, DOI: 10.1039 / C0CC02312D).