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Donald J. LeBlanc,Yi-Ywan Chen,Nicole D. Buckley,Linda N. Leet, no theory is sufficiently expanded to portray the observed viscoelastic phenomena in variety of fluid flow conditions in capillaries. In this study, the dynamics of non-Newtonian pharmaceutical composite flow is explored by mapping its pathway as directly related to lymph flow in live cells. We h

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G. M. Djordjevic,T. R. Klaenhammerobal analysis usually considered for the characterization of nanoscale systems with complex mesoscopic properties. The basis of this systemic approach comes from ultrasound imaging of the complexity with examples coming from the non-destructive testing (NDT) industry and from the medical harmonic im

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Teruaki Shiroza,Howard Kuramitsuobal analysis usually considered for the characterization of nanoscale systems with complex mesoscopic properties. The basis of this systemic approach comes from ultrasound imaging of the complexity with examples coming from the non-destructive testing (NDT) industry and from the medical harmonic im

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Eunice H. Froeliger,Paula Fives-Taylor(FEM). But the presence of singularities strongly degrades the FEM convergence and refining the mesh near the singularities is not enough to obtain an accurate solution, hence the use of the extended finite element method (XFEM). With XFEM, the standard finite element approximation is locally enrich

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Francesca Peruzzi,Patrick J. Piggot,Lolita Daneo-Moore(FEM). But the presence of singularities strongly degrades the FEM convergence and refining the mesh near the singularities is not enough to obtain an accurate solution, hence the use of the extended finite element method (XFEM). With XFEM, the standard finite element approximation is locally enrich

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Tn, transposon mutagenesis and marker rescue of interrupted genes of ,,ypic properties believed to be associated with virulence. This work describes the procedures required to use the temperature-sensitive transposon Tn. delivery vector pTV1-OK, along with two techniques to recover inactivated genes. This vector has proven useful in generating transposon mutants of a p