Molecular reorientation and deformation of a freely suspended ferroelectric liquid crystal film

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Mechanical vibration of freely suspended ferroelectric liquid-crystal film excited by sound and electric field

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Dynamic response of electro-optic effect in free-standing ferroelectric liquid crystal film

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Guest-host electro-optic switching in spin-coated polymer ferroelectric liquid crystal film

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Electro-optic switching in spin-coated ferroelectric mesomorphic polymer films and its analysis

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The effects of magnetic fields on living organisms have been studied for a long time, and research has been conducted not only on humans but also on microorganisms such as Escherichia coli and yeast. However, there are many unexplained points about their biological mechanisms. In this study, we found that applying a static magnetic field to rice malt increases the concentration of glucose. Microscopic observation of hyphae was also performed to investigate the biological mechanism.論