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ORCIDBiosystems, Volume 176
Volume 176, February 2019
- Jacek Siódmiak
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Gallstone formation as an example of the two-step space confined aggregation process. 1-5 - Abir U. Igamberdiev:
Biological computation and the foundations of biological organization: The legacy of the journal BioSystems. 1 - Somenath Das, Ramana M. Pidaparti, Preetam Ghosh:
An integrated parametric model for MT self-assembly formation analysis. 6-12 - Paulina Trybek, Michal Nowakowski, Jerzy Salowka, Lukasz Machura:
The distribution of information for sEMG signals in the rectal cancer treatment process. 13-16 - Alexander P. Turner, Andrew M. Tyrrell, Martin Trefzer, Michael A. Lones:
Evolutionary acquisition of complex traits in artificial epigenetic networks. 17-26 - Aleksandra Mrela, Zenon Pawlak:
Articular cartilage. Strong adsorption and cohesion of phospholipids with the quaternary ammonium cations providing satisfactory lubrication of natural joints. 27-31 - Alexey V. Melkikh:
Thinking as a quantum phenomenon. 32-40 - Sarah M. Ayyad, Ahmed I. Saleh, Labib M. Labib:
Gene expression cancer classification using modified K-Nearest Neighbors technique. 41-51 - Angela Andrzejewska:
Biomechanical properties of 3D-printed bone models. 52-55 - Adam Gadomski:
On (sub)mesoscopic scale peculiarities of diffusion driven growth in an active matter confined space, and related (bio)material realizations. 56-58
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