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Ecto-5′-Nucleotidase: A Candidate Virulence Factor in <em>Streptococcus sanguinis</em> Experimental Endocarditis
Published 2012“…We identified a cell surface ecto-5′-nucleotidase (Nt5e), as a candidate virulence factor. …”
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HCV-NS5A protein mediates TGFβ-induced downmodulation of NKG2D.
Published 2010“…Mean ± SEM of 3 independent experiments are shown. * P = 0.001. B) NS5A-mediated decrease in NK cell lytic potential. …”
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Electrospinning Nonspinnable Sols to Ceramic Fibers and Springs
Published 2024“…However, the addition of polymers to the spinning solution makes the process more complex, increases the processing time, and results in porous mechanically weak ceramic fibers. Herein, we develop a coelectrospinning technique, where a nonspinnable sol (<10 mPa s) consisting of only the ceramic precursor(s) and solvent(s) is encapsulated inside a polymeric shell, forming core–shell precursor fibers that are further calcined into ceramic fibers with reduced porosity, decreased surface defects, uniform crystal packing, and controlled diameters. …”
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Electrospinning Nonspinnable Sols to Ceramic Fibers and Springs
Published 2024“…However, the addition of polymers to the spinning solution makes the process more complex, increases the processing time, and results in porous mechanically weak ceramic fibers. Herein, we develop a coelectrospinning technique, where a nonspinnable sol (<10 mPa s) consisting of only the ceramic precursor(s) and solvent(s) is encapsulated inside a polymeric shell, forming core–shell precursor fibers that are further calcined into ceramic fibers with reduced porosity, decreased surface defects, uniform crystal packing, and controlled diameters. …”
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Electrospinning Nonspinnable Sols to Ceramic Fibers and Springs
Published 2024“…However, the addition of polymers to the spinning solution makes the process more complex, increases the processing time, and results in porous mechanically weak ceramic fibers. Herein, we develop a coelectrospinning technique, where a nonspinnable sol (<10 mPa s) consisting of only the ceramic precursor(s) and solvent(s) is encapsulated inside a polymeric shell, forming core–shell precursor fibers that are further calcined into ceramic fibers with reduced porosity, decreased surface defects, uniform crystal packing, and controlled diameters. …”
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Electrospinning Nonspinnable Sols to Ceramic Fibers and Springs
Published 2024“…However, the addition of polymers to the spinning solution makes the process more complex, increases the processing time, and results in porous mechanically weak ceramic fibers. Herein, we develop a coelectrospinning technique, where a nonspinnable sol (<10 mPa s) consisting of only the ceramic precursor(s) and solvent(s) is encapsulated inside a polymeric shell, forming core–shell precursor fibers that are further calcined into ceramic fibers with reduced porosity, decreased surface defects, uniform crystal packing, and controlled diameters. …”
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