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Strategies for deliveries of anti-cancer drugs from perspectives of a measurement theory and an adsorption theory
Ken-ichi Amano, Takumi Otake
In this letter, we present anti-cancer drug delivery strategies using knowledges obtained from our recent studies. We have conducted inverse analyses of "density distributions of c…
Interaction between substrate and probe in liquid metal Ga: Experimental and theoretical analysis
Ken-ichi Amano, Kentaro Tozawa, Maho Tomita +6
Understanding the interaction between two bodies in a liquid metal is important for developing metals with high stiffness, strength, plasticity, and thermal stability. We conducted…
Non-additivities of the particle sizes hidden in model pair potentials and their effects on physical adsorptions
Ken-ichi Amano, Satoshi Furukawa, Rina Ishii +4
It is important to understand mechanism of colloidal particles assembly near a substrate for developments of batteries, heterogeneous catalysts, paints, and cosmetics. Knowledge of…
Theoretical correction methods for optical tweezers: Acquisition of potentials of mean forces between colloidal particles in a bulk and on a surface
Ken-ichi Amano, Rikako Suzuki, Madoka Takasu
It is known that line optical tweezers (LOT) can measure potential of mean force (PMF) between colloidal particles in the bulk. However, PMF obtained with LOT is empirically modifi…
An improved transform theory for estimation of number density distribution of colloidal particles on a surface: A method for colloidal-probe atomic force microscopy
Ken-ichi Amano, Taira Ishihara
In the short letter, we explain an improved transform theory for colloidal-probe atomic force microscopy (CP-AFM). CP-AFM can measure a force curve between the colloidal probe and…
Conversion of a force curve between chemically the same surfaces into the number density distribution of the particles on the surface using a structure factor
Ken-ichi Amano, Kota Hashimoto, Ryosuke Sawazumi
Line optical tweezer and colloidal-probe atomic force microscopy can measure force curves between two large colloidal particles of chemically the same surfaces in a suspension of s…