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    • Biochemical composition of the marine conditioning film: Implications for bacterial adhesion 

      Jain, A.; Bhosle, N.B. (Taylor & Francis, 2009)
      The conditioning film formed on glass panels was analysed for total carbohydrates (CFCHO), total proteins (CFP) and total uronic acids (CFURA). The influence of these compounds on the adhesion of three marine bacterial ...
    • Biofouling and barnacle adhesion data for fouling-release coatings subjected to static immersion at seven marine sites 

      Swain, G.; Anil, A.C.; Baier, R.E.; Chia, F.-S.; Conte, E.; Cook, A.; Hadfield, M.; Haslbeck, E.; Holm, E.; Kavanagh, C.; Kohrs, D.; Kovach, B.; Lee, C.; Mazzella, L.; Meyer, A.E.; Qian, P.-Y.; Sawant, S.S.; Schultz, M.; Sigurdsson, J.; Smith, C.; Soo, L.; Terlizzi, A.; Wagh, A.; Zimmerman, R.; Zupo, V. (Taylor and Francis, 2000)
      Little is known about the performance of fouling release coatings at different geographical locations. An investigation was designed to measure the differences in biofouling and biofouling adhesion strength on three known ...
    • Chemical characterization of a marine conditioning film 

      Garg, A.; Jain, A.; Bhosle, N.B. (Elsevier, 2009)
      Conditioning film grown on glass panels was analyzed for organic carbon and nitrogen, total carbohydrates, aldoses, uronic acids, and proteins. These compounds showed non-linear increase over the periodof immersion. Total ...