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  1. Comparative structural study on axonemal and cytoplasmic dyneins 

    Zimmermann, Noemi; Ishikawa, Takashi (2024)
    Cytoskeleton
    Axonemal dyneins are the driving force of motile cilia, while cytoplasmic dyneins play an essential role in minus-end oriented intracellular transport. Their molecular structure is indispensable for an understanding of the molecular mechanism of ciliary beating and cargo transport. After some initial structural analysis of cytoplasmic dyneins, which are easier to manipulate with genetic engineering, using X-ray crystallography and ...
    Review Article

  2. Personalizing dietary interventions by predicting individual vulnerability to glucose excursions 

    Brügger, Victoria; Kowatsch, Tobias; Jovanova, Mia (2024)
    Working Paper

  3. Role of asymmetries in q-BIC formation 

    Weigand, Helena; Millet, Loïc; Carletti, Luca; et al. (2024)
    Proceedings of SPIE ~ Metamaterials XIV
    Bound states in the continuum can be defined as non-radiating resonant modes within open environments. These modes share a defining characteristic of being dark, displaying an exceptional degree of field localization. However, their practical accessibility lies in their quasi-bound form, which needs the introduction of perturbations in the system's geometry or material properties. Despite a finite, albeit high, quality factor, the quasi-bound ...
    Conference Paper

  4. Emerging investigator series: predicted losses of sulfur and selenium in european soils using machine learning: a call for prudent model interrogation and selection 

    Jones, Gerrad D.; Insinga, Logan; Droz, Boris; et al. (2024)
    Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts
    Reductions in sulfur (S) atmospheric deposition in recent decades have been attributed to S deficiencies in crops. Similarly, global soil selenium (Se) concentrations were predicted to drop, particularly in Europe, due to increases in leaching attributed to increases in aridity. Given its international importance in agriculture, reductions of essential elements, including S and Se, in European soils could have important impacts on nutrition ...
    Journal Article

  5. Scrubbing the need for flue gas purification 

    Singh-Morgan, Amrita; Mougel, Victor (2024)
    Nature Energy
    Electrochemical reduction of CO₂ from flue gas shows promise for producing chemicals and fuels from waste streams, but its implementation is challenged by the presence of SO₂ impurities. Research now demonstrates a catalyst that effectively converts CO₂ to multi-carbon products while tolerating SO₂ impurities, advancing the feasibility of industrial CO₂ utilization.
    Journal Article

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