Radiation grafting of methacrylates onto silicone rubber: prototype burn wound dressing.
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Acrylates↗
Biomedical subjects
J L Hosszu
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Ultraviolet inactivation and photoproducts of transforming DNA irradiated at low temperatures.
Solutions of Haemophilus influenzae transforming DNA were irradiated at temperatures ranging from 25 degrees C to - 196 degrees C. Temperature dependence of the formation of thymine-containing dimers was closely correlated with inactivation of transforming activity; in general, both dimerization and inactivation decreased with decreasing temperature. The fraction of nonphotoreactivable damage increased with increasing dose at low temperatures. The nonphotoreactivable spore-type photoproduct was formed at low temperatures with a maximum at - 100 degrees C, a temperature at which the nonphotoreactivable biological inactivation was also a maximum. Intrastrand cross-linking, like dimer formation, decreased with decreasing irradiation temperature.
Chromatography, Paper↗
Photochemical studies of thymine in ice.
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Chemical Phenomena↗
Effect of temperature on the photobiology and photochemistry of bacterial spores.
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Bacillus megaterium↗
Thymine dimer formation in DNA between 25 degrees C and 100 degrees C.
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Chemical Phenomena↗
Corrections for inherent timing errors in irradiations.
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Radiometry↗