| Colloques | Colloque IMPEC 2018 (Lyon France) > Appel à communication Thème : CORPS ET ECRAN A la suite du colloque 2016 sur la présence par écran, le colloque IMPEC 2018 se centre sur les relations entre corps et écrans. Les innovations constantes dans le domaine du numérique amènent en effet à configurer les relations corps et écrans de façon n...
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Cr(VI) is a well-known human carcinogen with many water-soluble moieties. Its presence in both natural and man-made substances poses a risk to public health, especially when contamination of groundwater is possible. This has led the European Union and other jurisdictions to include Cr(VI) in restriction of hazardous substances regulations. However,...
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The tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle is one of the most important metabolic pathway for cellular respiration in aerobic organisms. It provides and collects intermediates for many other interconnecting pathways and acts as a hub connecting metabolism of carbohydrates, fatty acids, and amino acids. Alteration in intracellular levels of its intermediate...
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Wavelength-modulated back scatter interferometry (M-BSI) is shown to improve the detection metrics for refractive index (RI) sensing in microseparations. In M-BSI, the output of a tunable diode laser is focused into the detection zone of a separation channel as the excitation wavelength is rapidly modulated. This spatially modulates the observed in...
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Cell-surface sialoglycoconjugates (sialoglycoproteins and sialoglycolipids) play important roles in cell-cell interactions and related tumor metastasis process. Although there have been some analytical methods to evaluate the sialoglycoconjugates, an effective method providing both qualitative and quantitative information is still deficient. Here w...
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A new double photosystems-based 'Z-scheme' photoelectrochemical (PEC) sensing platform is designed for ultrasensitive detection of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) by coupling with a three-dimensional (3D) DNA walker. Two photosystems consist of CdS quantum dots (photosystem I; PS I) and BiVO4 photoactive materials (photosystem II; PS II), whereas g...
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Hybridization-based probes emerge as a promising tool for nucleic acid target detection and imaging. However, the single-nucleotide selectivity is still challenging because the specificity of hybridization reaction is typically low at room temperature. We disclose an effective and simple method for highly selective detection and in situ imaging of ...
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Benefiting from the integrated functions of cilia and glomeruli in the olfactory system, animals can discriminate various odors even in hostile environments. Inspired by this synergetic system of response and signal processing units, a sensor chip of graphene oxide (GO) and photonic crystals (PCs) is fabricated. The GO aerogel functions like the ol...
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Creating new functional building blocks that expand the versatility of nanostructures depends on bottom-up self-assembly of amphiphilic biomolecules. Inspired by the unique physicochemical properties of hydrophobic perfluorocarbons, coupled with the powerful functions of nucleic acids, we herein report the synthesis of a series of diperfluorodecyl-...
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A pixel counting strategy is designed on the basis of DNA walker-triggered fluorescence spots for ultrasensitive detection of nucleic acid. The two-dimensional DNA walker was constructed by hybridization of two types of capture DNAs, which were covalently modified by click chemistry on a glass slide, and dye-labeled hairpin structure (hDNA) as trac...
