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CAA: Biomimetic Monitoring of Singing Humpback Whales

Eduardo Mercado Principal Investigator (2014-04-02)

Despite intensive studies of singing whales, much about their behavior is still unknown, including: (1) how recipients use songs to locate and assess singers; (2) why humpback whales change their songs over time; and (3) ...

Cable-driven articulated rehabilitation system for gait training

Alamdari, Aliakbar (2016)

Assisted motor therapies play a critical role in enhancing functional musculoskeletal recovery and neurological rehabilitation. Our long term goal is to assist and automate the performance of repetitive motor-therapy of ...

Cable-driven parallel manipulators with base mobility: A planar case study

Anson, Michael (2015)

Cable-driven parallel manipulators offer a variety of potential advantages over serial manipulators, including greater structural rigidity, greater accuracy, and higher payload-to-weight ratios. Compared to traditional ...

Cabrillo

Silver Medal Winner (1989)

Cadherin-11 is a novel regulator of extracellular matrix synthesis and tissue mechanics

Row, S.; Liu, Y.Y.; Alimperti, S.; Agarwal, S.K.; Andreadis, S.T. (J. Cell Sci., 2016-08-01)

Cadherin-11 regulates both mesenchymal stem cell differentiation into smooth muscle cells and the development of contractile function in vivo

Alimperti, S.; You, H.; George, T.; Agarwal, S.K.; Andreadis, S.T. (J. Cell Sci., 2014)

Cadmium and mercury suppress cytokine receptor-mediated Jak/STAT activation by inhibiting mitochondrial function and increasing intracellular oxidative stress

Monroe, Richard K. (2007)

The Janus kinase (Jak)/signal transducer and activator of transcription (STAT) pathway is an intercellular signal transduction mechanism that acts in many cell types, including neurons, during development and repair after ...

Cage melting and viscosity reduction in dense equilibrium suspensions

Gopalakrishnan, V.; Shah, S.A.; Zukoski, C.F. (J. Rheol., 2005)

Calcium Channel Function in Muscle

Frederick Sachs Principal Investigator (2014-04-02)

Calcium Oxalate Crystal Growth in Silica Hydrogels. Influence of pH and Additives

Khor, Pi Jeng (2016)

Calcium oxalate is one of the major constituents of kidney and gallbladder stones formed in the human body. In-vivo, these are mineralized in a complex organic matrix consisting of proteins and polysaccharides. The main ...

Calcium Oxalate Crystal Growth in Silica Hydrogels. Influence of pH and Additives

Khor, Pi Jeng (2016)

Calcium oxalate is one of the major constituents of kidney and gallbladder stones formed in the human body. In-vivo, these are mineralized in a complex organic matrix consisting of proteins and polysaccharides. The main ...

Calcium pathways and synaptic transmission: An investigation of the rod synapse

Suryanarayanan, Anuradha (2006)

The thesis discusses the role of calcium-induced-calcium-release (CICR) from RYR-gated ER calcium stores during synaptic transmission at retinal synapses, focusing on the photoreceptor synapses. In the first section, ...

Calcium signaling in mouse taste cells

Rebello, Michelle R. L. (2012)

Taste cells convert the chemical stimulus of the food we eat into an electrical signal that can be recognized by afferent nerve fibers. They do so using distinct cytosolic calcium signals that are directly related to ...

Calculating flight time for unmanned aerial vehicles in the presence of obstacles and the incorporation of flight dynamics

Myers, David J. (2010)

With the continuously growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles in many domains, efficient routing is very important. The need for accurate flight time data is evident in these algorithms, and current limiting assumptions ...