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期刊名:Microgravity science and technology

缩写:MICROGRAVITY SCI TEC

ISSN:0938-0108

e-ISSN:1875-0494

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Paul W Baker,Michelle L Meyer,Laura G Leff Paul W Baker
Bacteria exhibit varying responses to modeled reduced gravity that can be simulated by clino-rotation. When Escherichia coli was subjected to different rotation speeds during clino-rotation, significant differences between modeled reduced g...
Peter R Richter,Martin Schuster,Michael Lebert et al. Peter R Richter et al.
Euglena gracilis and its close relative Astasia longa show a pronounced negative gravitactic behavior. Many experiments revealed that gravitaxis is most likely mediated by an active physiological mechanism. The goal of the present study was...
Huai-Xing Cang,Yao-Ping Wang Yi Han,Jun-Xian Zhou et al. Huai-Xing Cang et al.
Using new flight hardware, a Chinese mission of space protein crystallization has been performed aboard the Chinese spacecraft SZ-3. Preliminary analyses of the experimental results have shown that a few proteins produced better crystals in...
M Lappa,L Carotenuto M Lappa
Numerical simulations are carried out to investigate the crystallization process of a protein macromolecular substance under two different conditions: pure diffusive regime and microgravity conditions present on space laboratories. The conf...
F Peluso,D Castagnolo,C Albanese F Peluso
The space experiment TRAMP (Thermal Radiation Aspects of Migrating Particles) flown in 1999 onboard the mission Foton 12 sponsored by the European Space Agency (ESA), was conceived to reveal and measure a new kind of forces, named Thermal R...
Robert B Brown,D Klaus,P Todd Robert B Brown
Cultures of Escherichia coli grown in space reached a 25% higher average final cell population than those in comparably matched ground controls (p
Richard Braucker,Hans Machemer Richard Braucker
We describe a centrifuge designed and constructed according to current demands for a versatile instrument in cellular gravitational research, in particular protists (ciliates, flagellates). The instrument (called CECILIA, centrifuge for cil...
Ch Zorb,A Weisert,J Stapelmann et al. Ch Zorb et al.
For the purpose of bio-electronics, bacteriorhodopsin was crystallized into two habits through liquid-liquid-diffusion, namely individual needles of up to 1.9 mm in length and needle bunch-like clusters of up 4.9 mm in total length. In both...
L Carotenuto,J H E Cartwright,D Castagnolo et al. L Carotenuto et al.
We present an order-of-magnitude analysis of the Navier-Stokes equations in a time-dependent, incompressible and Boussinesq formulation. The hypothesis employed of two different length scales allows one to determine the different flow regim...
M Goldermann,W Hanke M Goldermann
The effects of gravity on alamethicin doped planar lipid bilayers and on reconstituted porins of Escherichia coli outer membrane, respectively, have been investigated in this paper. The aim of the study was to find out whether and how gravi...