Titlebook: Mechanics of Swelling; From Clays to Living Theodoros K. Karalis Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Boden.C

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Endocrine Pituitary Cell Cultures: Cellular Morphology, Protein Secretion, and Susceptibility to Wealtured in bioreactors produce specific recombinant or, occasionally, endogenous proteins. Compared to bacteria and yeast, animal cells have the disadvantages of slow growth to relatively low densities, and of complex and expensive culture media requirements. On the other hand, they offer the distinc

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978-3-642-84621-2Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992

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Flow and Volume Change in Soils and Other Porous Media, and in TissuesSome 140 years ago Edward Lear, the English artist and humorist, visited Corfu and wrote the following:.I do not doubt that many of you, too, will let the sun make you brown; but, unlike that old man, you will all know perfectly well what to do: namely, to make the most of this unique research workshop.

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Water Movement and Volume Change in Swelling Systemsneath man-made structures is a well known phenomenon as is consolidation associated with drainage and exploitation of aquifers. Analogous problems arise also in the chemical engineering processes of sedimentation, centrifugation and filtration where liquid is separated from a consolidating solid in two-phase systems.

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Physical Principles of Membrane Damage due to Dehydration and Freezingions including photosynthesis. Water also allows relatively rapid diffusion of the reagents and products of vital reactions. Water is necessary, and it must be liquid water: ice is a much poorer solvent, and the diffusion in ice of solutes other than the hydroxyl ion is very slow.

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