Computer memory based on the protein bacterio-rhodopsin

INTRODUCTION


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Bacteria powered batteries use the chemical energy generated by bacteria, and convert it into electrical energy using a relatively simple mechanism. Like most batteries, a bacteria powered battery has an anode (the negative end) and a cathode (the positive end). In addition to the anode and cathode, a bacteria powered battery also has a membrane capable of filtering electrons (anions) and protons (cations) produced during the chemical breakdown of substances by bacteria.

Once the bacterial breakdown starts producing ions, the anions are tran ....etc

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Definition
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ppt on nanonetwork communication in bacteria

Abstract
As the field of molecular communication continues to grow, numerous solutions have been proposed to enable communication between nanomachines. Amongst these solutions, bacteria communication nanonetworks has been proposed as a promising approach for molecular communication. This is driven by a number of attractive properties found in bacteria, which includes biased motility toward the destination through chemotaxis process, as well as the ability of bacteria to transfer genetic information ....etc

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DRUG DISTRIBUTION BARRIERS AND PLASMA PROTIEN BINDING
Introduction
Once a drug has gained excess to the blood stream, the drug is subjected to a number of processes called as Disposition Processes that tend to lower the plasma concentration.
Distribution which involves reversible transfer of a drug between compartments.
Elimination which involves irreversible loss of drug from the body. It comprises of biotransformation and excretion.
DISTRIBUTION BARRIERS
THE SIMPLE CAPILLARY ENDOTHELIAL BARRIER
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COMPUTER MEMORY BASED ON PROTIEN BACTERIO-RHODOPSIN


Introduction
Since the dawn of time, man has tried to record important events and techniques for everyday life. At first, it was sufficient to paint on the family cave wall how one hunted. Then came the people who invented spoken languages and the need arose to record what one was saying without hearing it firsthand. Therefore, years later, earlier scholars invented writing to convey what was being said. Pictures gave way to let ....etc

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