The temperature-dependent dissociation of the large storage form of Hsp26 into a smaller, active species and the subsequent re-association to a defined large chaperone-substrate complex represents a novel mechanism for the functional activation of a molecular chaperone. PMCID: PMC1171736. [PubMed-indexed for MEDLINE].
Monolithic. Viracon Monolithic Glass. Monolithic Glass is a single lite of glass that is typically used in the construction of the final Viracon fabricated product. Viracon uses clear and tinted float glass substrates from all the major U.S. float glass manufacturing companies.A monolithic glass product is enhanced for strength (see heat treating), design (see silk-screen, spandrel and DigitalDistinctions) and aesthetics (see substrates and coatings).Additionally, monolithic glass is used to fabricate Viracon insulating and laminated glass products (see insulating and laminating).iracon uses clear and tinted float glass substrates from all the major U.S. float glass manufacturing companies. A monolithic glass product is enhanced for strength (see heat treating), design (see silk-screen, spandrel and DigitalDistinctions) and aesthetics (see substrates and coatings).
A monocrystalline solar cell is composed of a single crystal of silicon, a purity that can be identified by a dark, even coloring. Extensive filtration is required to purify the silicon so it can be used for monocrystalline solar cells.To create a monocrystalline cell, the Czochralski method is employed.onocrystalline. Monocrystalline, which is also called mono or single crystalline, is the older of the two technologies and has been around since 1955. Monocrystalline is still used to manufacture photovoltaic cells today and is arguably the most efficient material available.