Titlebook: Hygienische Volksbildung; Martin Vogel Book 1925 Verlag von Julius Springer 1925 Arbeit.Erfahrung.Film.Gegenwart.Gesundheit.Kraft.Krieg.Li

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Martin Vogelbilities of bioluminescent bacterial biosensors, allowing a significant emergence of these biotechnologies. This chapter retraces the history of the main technological evolutions that bacterial bioluminescent biosensors have known over the last two decades.

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Martin Vogel demonstrate how cells implanted from a single injection can be imaged repeatedly across any post-implantation timescale without the need for further human–animal interaction or signal activation steps. This approach provides a facile means to continuously monitor implanted cellular output signals i

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Martin Vogelgh these techniques provide information about the concentrations of compounds, they fail to inform us about the toxicity of a sample. Because the toxic effects of metals and organometallic compounds are influenced by a multitude of environmental factors, such as pH, the presence of chelating agents,

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Martin Vogelk. To complete the wide panel of measurement methods, essentially based on physicochemical tools, some scientists focused on the development of alternative biological methods such as those based on the use of bioluminescent bacteria biosensors. The first report dedicated to the development of such b

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Martin Vogelgh these techniques provide information about the concentrations of compounds, they fail to inform us about the toxicity of a sample. Because the toxic effects of metals and organometallic compounds are influenced by a multitude of environmental factors, such as pH, the presence of chelating agents,

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Martin Vogelk. To complete the wide panel of measurement methods, essentially based on physicochemical tools, some scientists focused on the development of alternative biological methods such as those based on the use of bioluminescent bacteria biosensors. The first report dedicated to the development of such b

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Martin Vogelgh these techniques provide information about the concentrations of compounds, they fail to inform us about the toxicity of a sample. Because the toxic effects of metals and organometallic compounds are influenced by a multitude of environmental factors, such as pH, the presence of chelating agents,