1. The oscillation of free electrons along a
particle's surface upon exposure to an external field. An increase in the magnitude of oscillations will
intensify electron scattering effects and convert the external field into
heat.
4. Bone,
Brain, Breast, Cervical, Colorectal,
Head and Neck, Liver,
Lung, Melanoma, Ovarian,
Pancreatic, Prostate, Testicular
7. Monoclonal
antibody/Herceptin, aptamer/AS1411, small molecule/Tarceva, peptide/RGD
10. A covalent
bond is a type of chemical bond in which atoms shares electron pairs with
one another or with additional covalent bonds.
This sharing can occur between sigma or pi orbital electrons. Non-covalent bonding is considerably weaker
than covalent bonding and often involves pi electron stacking but does not occur
due to the sharing of sigma or pi orbital electrons.
