Nonphotochemical hole-burning study of selectivity stained normal and cancerous human ovarian tissues

Article Abstract:

The results of the nonphotochemical hole-burning (HB) experiments on cancerous ovarian and analogous normal peritoneal in vitro tissues stained with the mitochondrial-selective dye rhodamine 800 are presented. The observed difference in the permanent dipole moment change in cancerous ovarian tissue is found to be related to a modification in mitochondrial membrane potential.

United States, Physiological aspects, Ovarian cancer, Epithelial cells

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Diffusion of dextran probes in a self-assembled fibrous gel composed of two-dimensional arborols

Article Abstract:

Rheological studies of self-assembled fibers of bolaform amphiphiles composed of two-dimensional arborols are presented. The studies provide insight into the weak correlation between dextran probe diffusion and gel viscoelasticity.

Observations, Viscoelasticity, Chemical properties, Dextran, Dextrans

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