FT-IR spectroscopy study on cutaneous neoplasie

Crupi, V.; Domenico, D De; Interdonato, S.; Majolino, D.; Maisano, G.; Migliardo, P.; Venuti, Valentina

doi:10.1016/s0022-2860(00)00955-8

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“…In the present work, dried tissue samples were used to record the spectrum. This method was extensively used by number of workers [19][20][21] to study homogeneous tissue samples. In the drying process, free and unbound water was removed from the system and it may not monitor well the properties of biological samples in the hydrated state.…”

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Raman spectroscopic investigation on the microenvironment of the liver tissues of Zebrafish (Danio rerio) due to titanium dioxide exposure

Palaniappan

Pramod

2011

Vibrational Spectroscopy

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Raman spectroscopic investigation on the microenvironment of the liver tissues of Zebrafish (Danio rerio) due to titanium dioxide exposure

Palaniappan

Pramod

2011

Vibrational Spectroscopy

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“…This method was extensively used by our group [13,20] and others [21,22] to study homogeneous tissue samples. In the drying process, free and unbound water was removed from the system, whereas intra-and inter-molecular water remained in the system as can be seen in Table 1 and Figure 2(A) [20].…”

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Low dose simvastatin induces compositional, structural and dynamic changes in rat skeletal extensor digitorum longus muscle tissue

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Statins are commonly used drugs in the treatment of hypercholesterolaemia. There are many adverse effects of statins on skeletal muscle, but the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. In the present study, the effects of low dose (20 mg/kg) simvastatin, a lipophilic statin, on rat EDL muscle (extensor digitorum longus muscle) were investigated at the molecular level using FTIR (Fourier-transform infrared) spectroscopy. FTIR spectroscopy allows us rapid and sensitive determination of functional groups belonging to proteins, lipids, carbohydrates and nucleic acids simultaneously. The results revealed that simvastatin treatment induces a significant decrease in lipid, nucleic acid, protein and glycogen content. A significant increase in the lipid/protein and nucleic acid/protein ratios was also obtained with simvastatin treatment. Furthermore, an increase in lipid order and membrane fluidity was detected. A decrease in the bandwidth of the amide I band and shifting of the position of this band to higher frequency values in treated muscle indicates structural changes in proteins. Detailed secondary structure analysis of the amide I band revealed a significant increase in antiparallel and aggregated beta-sheet, random coil structure and a significant decrease in beta-sheet structure, which indicates protein denaturation.

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“… Nanotechnology can be employed to manufacture anti-static agents for preventive clothes versus electrostatic charges and bad condition of climate 11 .…”

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“… Utilization of nanoparticles gives the ability of controlling the emission of perfumes, biocides and antifungal on textiles.  The fibers which were modified by Ciba Specialty Chemicals via using the technique of nano-container microcapsule have the ability to absorb undesirable odors and inhibit the growth of bacteria by antimicrobiotics emission 11 .  A polyester yarn of huge ability to absorb moisture were manufactured by Kenebo Spiming Crop of Japan, the ability of the produced polyester yarn equals thirty times the ability of traditional polyester.…”

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Multi-functionalization of cellulosic fabrics using Nanotechnology

Farouk¹

2019

IJCTR

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The primary assignment of the present article is to give the best possible completing definition and in addition treatment conditions for accomplishing creative multi-functional properties, i.e. antibacterial, UV-protection, superhydrophobic and photocatalytic properties of cellulosic fabrics. Also enhance the fire resistant and conductive properties of fabrics without unfavorably influencing the physico-mechanical execution properties of the treated substrates fundamental for the industrial needs. The present article is providing review of the recent projects of nanotechnology and their applications in textile finishing processes. This review highlights the known advantages of utilizing nanotechnology in textile finishing which can be summarized in: (i) more effective, i.e. having large surface areas per unit weight, (ii) fewer impacts on physical and chemical characteristics, i.e. durability, handle and air permeability, (iii) less consumption of chemical and energy; (iv) low coast and achieving of high coloring power, (v) minimal impacts on environment.

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FT-IR spectroscopy study on cutaneous neoplasie

Cited by 17 publications

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Raman spectroscopic investigation on the microenvironment of the liver tissues of Zebrafish (Danio rerio) due to titanium dioxide exposure

Raman spectroscopic investigation on the microenvironment of the liver tissues of Zebrafish (Danio rerio) due to titanium dioxide exposure

Low dose simvastatin induces compositional, structural and dynamic changes in rat skeletal extensor digitorum longus muscle tissue

Multi-functionalization of cellulosic fabrics using Nanotechnology

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