Trends in biological deodorization

Trends in biological joint resurfacing

The treatment of osteochondral lesions and osteoarthritis remains an ongoing clinical challenge in orthopaedics. This review examines the current research in the fields of cartilage regeneration, osteochondral defect treatment, and biological joint resurfacing, and reports on the results of clinical and pre-clinical studies. We also report on novel treatment strategies and discuss their potenti...

Recent Trends in the Biological Prospecting

Trends in imprint lithography for biological applications.

Imprint lithography is emerging as an alternative nano-patterning technology to traditional photolithography that permits the fabrication of 2D and 3D structures with <100 nm resolution, patterning and modification of functional materials other than photoresist and is low cost, with operational ease for use in developing bio-devices. Techniques for imprint lithography, categorized as either 'mo...

1 A USNCTAM Report on Recent Trends in Mechanics RESEARCH TRENDS IN BIOLOGICAL FLUID DYNAMICS

Sunghwan (Sunny) Jung, Virginia Tech; [email protected] Anne E. Staples, Virginia Tech; [email protected] John O. Dabiri, Stanford University; [email protected] Alison L. Marsden, Stanford University; [email protected] Manu Prakash, Stanford University; [email protected] Kristen A. Davis, University of California, Irvine; [email protected] Shawn C. Shadden, University of California, Berkeley; ...

Tocopherol composition of deodorization distillates and their antioxidative activity.

During the last stage of plant oil refining, deodorization distillates containing very important biological substances such as tocopherols, sterols, terpenoids or hydrocarbons are formed as a by-products. This study aimed at evaluating the content and antioxidant capacity of tocopherol concentrates from deodorization distillates obtained after the refining of rapeseed, soybean and sunflower oil...