Search for dissertations about: "Simultaneous detection"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 180 swedish dissertations containing the words Simultaneous detection.
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1. Amperometric Biosensors for Detection of Analytes in Cellular Models
Abstract : Various biological problems such as disease mechanisms, drug development and toxicological studies motivated the introduction of cellular models that today also represent an alternative for reducing the use of animals in controversial medical and pharmaceutical experiments. Cells are complex matrices where several processes occur simultaneously. READ MORE
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2. Genotyping and Mutation Detection In Situ : Development and application of single-molecule techniques
Abstract : The human body is composed of trillions of cells closely working together to maintain a functional organism. Every cell is unique in molecular composition and can acquire genetic variations that might cause it to turn pathological. READ MORE
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3. Enzyme-Based Amperometric Biosensors in Flow-Systems for Biomolecule Detection
Abstract : Amperometric enzyme based biosensors were designed, developed and characterised in flow systems. Solid graphite and carbon paste electrodes were used as support for enzyme immobilisation. Both mediated and direct electron transfers between redox enzymes and electrodes were utilised for biosensor construction, as well as coupled enzyme systems. READ MORE
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4. Single-molecule Detection in situ
Abstract : The human body contains a variety of different cell types that share a common genome, but differ in how they use the information encoded therein. Variation in molecular content exists even at the level of individual cells, and to provide deeper insight into complex cellular processes methods that permit analysis of each cell on its own are needed. READ MORE
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5. The three-dimensional normal-distributions transform : an efficient representation for registration, surface analysis, and loop detection
Abstract : This dissertation is concerned with three-dimensional (3D) sensing and 3D scan representation. Three-dimensional records are important tools in several disciplines; such as medical imaging, archaeology, and mobile robotics. READ MORE