Quantum Mechanical Enhancement of Rate Constants and Kinetic Isotope Effects for Water-Mediated Proton Transfer in a Model Biological System by James W. Mazzuca (3664111)

“…Deuteration of the donor and acceptor proton are shown to decrease the reaction rate constant by a factor of 50, and this is another indicator that tunneling plays an important role in this proton transfer mechanism.…”

Quantum Mechanical Enhancement of Rate Constants and Kinetic Isotope Effects for Water-Mediated Proton Transfer in a Model Biological System by James W. Mazzuca (3664111)

“…Deuteration of the donor and acceptor proton are shown to decrease the reaction rate constant by a factor of 50, and this is another indicator that tunneling plays an important role in this proton transfer mechanism.…”

Supplementary Material for: Assessment of Adjuvant Trastuzumab-Associated Cardiac Toxicity in Korean Patients with Breast Cancer: A Single-Center Analysis by Cha C. (4141480)

“…<b><i>Method:</i></b> 124 patients treated in a single institute from January 2006 to November 2011 with adjuvant trastuzumab therapy following primary surgery were identified from a database. …”

A Survey on Data Reproducibility in Cancer Research Provides Insights into Our Limited Ability to Translate Findings from the Laboratory to the Clinic by Aaron Mobley (412870)

“…We found that ∼50% of respondents had experienced at least one episode of the inability to reproduce published data; many who pursued this issue with the original authors were never able to identify the reason for the lack of reproducibility; some were even met with a less than “collegial” interaction.…”

Online supplementary data from Projecting a second wave of COVID-19 in Japan with variable interventions in high-risk settings by Sung-mok Jung (10457737)

“…Projections showed that a 50% decrease in the high-risk transmission is required to keep <i>R</i> < 1 in both locations—a level necessary to maintain control of the epidemic and minimize the risk of resurgence.…”

Effects of HTK on H₂O₂ scavenge in a neuron-free system. by Jiun Hsu (7365779)

“…<p>(A) The representative recordings show luminol-mediated CL counts were dose-dependently increased in response to different concentrations of H₂O₂ after 50 s of background (the first arrow). …”

Microbiome-dependent activation of BV2 cells. by Afrida Rahman-Enyart (13268133)

Effect of pH on acidic and basic chelating agents used in the removal of iron sulfide scales: A computational study by Onawole, Abdulmujeeb T.

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Analysis of Monte Carlo simulations of 109–122 and 109–122 A₁₁₇V peptide monomers. by Andrew C. Gill (198299)

“…Simulation temperatures are given in materials and methods and as the temperature is increased so the overall frequency of helical structure decreases. (C) and (D) frequency of β-sheet structure around each amino acid as a function of temperature for 109–122 and 109–122 A₁₁₇V peptides respectively. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

Alterations in bile acid metabolizing gut microbiota and specific bile acid genes as a precision medicine to subclassify NAFLD by Na Jiao (10056370)

“…NAFLD microbiota exhibited decreased diversity and microbial associations. We established a classifier model with 53 differential species exhibiting a robust diagnostic accuracy (AUC=0.97) for dectecting NAFLD. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

<b>Living in a multi-stressor world: nitrate pollution and thermal stress interact to affect amphibian larvae</b> by Noa Sinai (17693221)

“…The metamorphic and physiological traits of amphibian larvae during the critical onset of metamorphosis are particularly susceptible to these stressors. We used a crossed experimental design subjecting <i>Rana temporaria </i>larvae to four constant rearing temperatures (18, 22, 26, 28 °C) crossed with three environmentally relevant nitrate concentrations (0, 50, 100 mg × L^-1) to investigate the interactive and individual effects of these stressors on metamorphic (i.e., growth and development) and physiological traits (i.e., metabolism and heat tolerance) at the onset of metamorphosis. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

Vertically and Horizontally Drawing Formation of Graphite Pencil Electrodes on Paper by Frictional Sliding for a Disposable and Foldable Electronic Device by Junseo Kim (9920910)

“…Repetitive drawing in one-way direction reduced the roughness of the paper surface, decreasing the grain boundaries of graphite. This increases the electron pathway at the electrode, thus reducing the resistance to less than 50 Ω. …”

EFFECTS OF A NEW INTRAVENOUS ELECTROLYTE SOLUTION FOR USE IN VETERINARY PRACTICE ON THE ELECTROLYTE AND ACID-BASE BALANCES OF HEALTHY CATTLE by Priscilla Fajardo Valente Pereira (6138611)

“…Eight healthy adult, crossbred Bos taurus cattle received two treatments in a cross-over design: isotonic saline solution (IS) and test solution (TS) with 145 mEq of Na+, 5 mEq of K+, 4 mEq of Ca++, 2 mEq of Mg++, 96 mEq of Cl-, 60 mEq of lactate, 50 g of dextrose, and 4 mg of cyanocobalamin per liter. …”

Data_Sheet_1_How Do Children Deal With Conflict? A Developmental Study of Sequential Conflict Modulation.pdf by Silvan F. A. Smulders (5258261)

“…<p>This study examined age-related differences in sequential conflict modulation (SCM), elicited in three tasks requiring the inhibition of pre-potent responses; a Simon task, an S-R compatibility (SRC) task and a hybrid Choice-reaction/NoGo task. …”