… Living cells can hold NR, but damaged or dead cells cannot retain NR, because their …
Therefore, it is possible to distinguish between viable, damaged, and dead cells. The NR assay …

… to monitor on-line cell adhesion by electrical impedance measurements. Immortalized mouse
… The mechanical damage occurring where the metal clasps touch the electrode pads or at …

… Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy is … damage to changes in the impedance spectra.
These observations are compared in a companion paper to changes in chemically damaged …

… In conclusion, EIS sensitivity to PDT-induced damage, at both the cell and tissue level,
varies with dose and time, and can be correlated qualitatively to biological changes. …

… status, mineral deficiency, presence of viruses, fruit damages, structural cellular variation
during fruit ripening, freeze or chill damages, sensitivity to salinity, and measurement of root …

… Hence, from the results, it was shown that electrical impedance spectroscopy is a …
impedance spectroscopy for real-time measurements of the impedance spectra of meat, the cell …

… , cell swelling caused by osmosis and closing gap junctions are important effects which can
be detected by means of electrical impedance spectroscopy: at … the increasing damage to the …

… Impedance measurements of human skin exposed to DMSO for less than about 0.5 h were
… layers: one damaged irreversibly and one unchanged. The thickness of the damaged layer …

… a cell. We demonstrate time-dependent measurement of single cell impedance produced in
… First, the system is used to assay the response of HeLa cells to the effects of the surfactant …

… indium tin oxide electrode for improving cell adhesion and facilitating low noise, real-time
impedance measurements. American Journal of Physiology-Cell Physiology 2021, 320 (6) , …