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Preosteoblast Cell Adhesion and Proliferation on Polycaprolactone (PCL) 3D Scaffolds with Hyaluronic Acid Nano Layer
Polycaprolactone (PCL) scaffolds have been widely used for bone tissue engineering. However, PCL is
not good due to the lack of cell recognition sites and hydrophobic surface. Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a glycosaminoglycan
that plays an important role in adhesion, migration and proliferation. The object of this
study is to fabricate the polymeric thin film in order to improving the preosteoblast cells adhesion and proliferation
on HA immobilized PCL scaffolds using amine plasma polymerization. HA immobilized PCL scaffold
showed no significant effect on preosteoblast cell attachment and proliferation.
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Cryptanalysis of group-based key agreement protocols using subgroup distance functions
We introduce a new approach for cryptanalysis of key agreement protocols
based on noncommutative groups. This approach uses functions that estimate the
distance of a group element to a given subgroup. We test it against the
Shpilrain-Ushakov protocol, which is based on Thompson's group F
Transient response analysis of a submerged floating tunnel under seismic and wave excitations
In this study, a numerical procedure is described for the transient response analysis of a submerged\ud
floating tunnel with reference of a designed tunnel in Japan. Tension legs seizing the tunnel are simply modeled by a\ud
spring elements and the tunnel itself is assumed by two rigid bodies between which a flexible joint is used. A recorded\ud
seismic excitation is used while the wave load is calculated under a specific design condition. Hydro-damping and\ud
added mass are considered for numerically modeling the underwater condition. A numerical procedure is validated with\ud
compared to the previous results of the designed tunnel. Some modifications are proposed through the validating\ud
process in terms of modeling and analysis procedure. Eventually, the modified numerical procedure will be used in\ud
analyzing the transient response of a newly designed tunnel
Combinatorial point for higher spin loop models
Integrable loop models associated with higher representations (spin k/2) of
U_q(sl(2)) are investigated at the point q=-e^{i\pi/(k+2)}. The ground state
eigenvalue and eigenvectors are described. Introducing inhomogeneities into the
models allows to derive a sum rule for the ground state entries.Comment: latest version adds some reference
The groupoidal analogue Theta~ to Joyal's category Theta is a test category
We introduce the groupoidal analogue \tilde\Theta to Joyal's cell category
\Theta and we prove that \tilde\Theta is a strict test category in the sense of
Grothendieck. This implies that presheaves on \tilde\Theta model homotopy types
in a canonical way. We also prove that the canonical functor from \Theta to
\tilde\Theta is aspherical, again in the sense of Grothendieck. This allows us
to compare weak equivalences of presheaves on \tilde\Theta to weak equivalences
of presheaves on \Theta. Our proofs apply to other categories analogous to
\Theta.Comment: 41 pages, v2: references added, Remark 7.3 added, v3: metadata
update
Partonic effects on the elliptic flow at relativistic heavy ion collisions
The elliptic flow in heavy ion collisions at RHIC is studied in a multiphase
transport model. By converting the strings in the high energy density regions
into partons, we find that the final elliptic flow is sensitive to the parton
scattering cross section. To reproduce the large elliptic flow observed in
Au+Au collisions at GeV requires a parton scattering cross
section of about 6 mb. We also study the dependence of the elliptic flow on the
particle multiplicity, transverse momentum, and particle mass.Comment: 7 pages, 7 figures, revtex, text added to detail the procedure for
conversions between hadrons and parton
Signatures of the slow solar wind streams from active regions in the inner corona
Some of local sources of the slow solar wind can be associated with
spectroscopically detected plasma outflows at edges of active regions
accompanied with specific signatures in the inner corona. The EUV telescopes
(e.g. SPIRIT/CORONAS-F, TESIS/CORONAS-Photon and SWAP/PROBA2) sometimes
observed extended ray-like structures seen at the limb above active regions in
1MK iron emission lines and described as "coronal rays". To verify the
relationship between coronal rays and plasma outflows, we analyze an isolated
active region (AR) adjacent to small coronal hole (CH) observed by different
EUV instruments in the end of July - beginning of August 2009. On August 1 EIS
revealed in the AR two compact outflows with the Doppler velocities V =10-30
km/s accompanied with fan loops diverging from their regions. At the limb the
ARCH interface region produced coronal rays observed by EUVI/STEREO-A on July
31 as well as by TESIS on August 7. The rays were co-aligned with open magnetic
field lines expanded to the streamer stalks. Using the DEM analysis, it was
found that the fan loops diverged from the outflow regions had the dominant
temperature of ~1 MK, which is similar to that of the outgoing plasma streams.
Parameters of the solar wind measured by STEREO-B, ACE, WIND, STEREO-A were
conformed with identification of the ARCH as a source region at the
Wang-Sheeley-Arge map of derived coronal holes for CR 2086. The results of the
study support the suggestion that coronal rays can represent signatures of
outflows from ARs propagating in the inner corona along open field lines into
the heliosphere.Comment: Accepted for publication in Solar Physics; 31 Pages; 13 Figure
Measurement of the D+ and Ds+ decays into K+K-K+
We present the first clear observation of the doubly Cabibbo suppressed decay
D+ --> K-K+K+ and the first observation of the singly Cabibbo suppressed decay
Ds+ --> K-K+K+. These signals have been obtained by analyzing the high
statistics sample of photoproduced charm particles of the FOCUS(E831)
experiment at Fermilab. We measure the following relative branching ratios:
Gamma(D+ --> K-K+K+)/Gamma(D+ --> K-pi+pi+) = (9.49 +/- 2.17(statistical) +/-
0.22(systematic))x10^-4 and Gamma(Ds+ --> K-K+K+)/Gamma(Ds+ --> K-K+pi+) =
(8.95 +/- 2.12(statistical) +2.24(syst.) -2.31(syst.))x10^-3.Comment: 10 pages, 8 figure
New Measurements of the D+ to K* mu nu Form Factor Ratios
Using a large sample of D+ to K- pi+ mu+ nu decays collected by the FOCUS
photoproduction experiment at Fermilab, we present new measurements of two
semileptonic form factor ratios: rv and r2. We find rv = 1.504 \pm 0.057 \pm
0.039 and r2 = 0.875 \pm 0.049 \pm 0.064. Our form factor results include the
effects of the s-wave interference discussed in a previous paper.Comment: 12 pages, 5 figure
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