Titlebook: Registratur — modern organisiert; Fortschrittliche Sch Otto Schinze Book 1954 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1954 Ablage.Büro.Büroorganisati

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t of preparative biochemical procedures which have opened wider opportunities for the characterization of these proteins. Just as the nomenclature for nonhistone proteins in the biochemical literature reflects the tenuous state of the art, a similar degree of confusion exists in the cytological lite

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Otto Schinze. Classical literature abounds with elegant descriptions of the morphological changes and staining characteristics of cells as they undergo this process. However, our knowledge concerning the regulatory mechanisms associated with specific biological processes and functions is severely limited. One o

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Otto Schinzerties there appeared a considerable number of papers which described the visible (violet, blue, purple, green) fluorescence of free bases and their derivatives and of nucleic acids themselves, due to excitation by light of wavelength 365 mμ (Neyroth and Loofbourow, 1931; Euler, Brandt, and Neumüller

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Otto Schinzeing molecular interactions. Newer instrumentation and techniques hold forth great promise for the future of these luminescence methods in biopolymer research. It must be noted, however, that the discovery that certain amino acids, purines, and pyrimidines emit fluorescence or phosphorescence is rela

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ty, constructed with the purpose to facilitate any or all of the above processes. This definition can be made almost indefinitely broad, requiring a much wider scope than this thesis for sufficient coverage. The inclusion of nanoscale in the heading narrows things down a bit to devices that fit into

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Otto Schinzerecent years. The application of TADF emitters in organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) resulted in highly energy-efficient devices that promise to replace metal-complex systems based on iridium(III) and platinum(II) in a near future..Three quarters of the excitons that are created by the electrical