Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates by Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235)

“…The effect is not limited to reactants of limited water solubility, and, for example, net gold electrodeposition rates are up to 22% larger at fouled than clean electrodes. In a system involving a surface-active reactant, rate augmentation is driven by the synergy between insulator-confined reactant enrichment and insulator-induced current crowding, whereas only the latter and possibly localized decrease in <i>iR</i> drop near the insulator are relevant in a system composed of non-surface-active species. …”

Predicted proportions of cooperation (<i>n = 28</i>). by John J. Nay (3172248)

“…<p>We could not include more than one game structure from two papers (game structures 3 and 18) that comprised our integrated data set [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0155656#pone.0155656.ref006" target="_blank">6</a>, <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0155656#pone.0155656.ref009" target="_blank">9</a>], because they were comparing either to one-shot games or games with artificial opponents. …”

CBS reduces the expression of inflammatory genes in MIO-M1 under stress conditions. by Carmen Ciavarella (3964478)

“…During oxidative stress, (A) IL-6 expression does not present significant variations and (B) TNF-α shows a decreasing trend with CBS. …”

Characterization of <i>gprK</i> Encoding a Putative Hybrid G-Protein-Coupled Receptor in <i>Aspergillus fumigatus</i> by Mun-Gu Jung (3095184)

“…Moreover, Δ<i>gprK</i> results in hyper-activation of germination even in the absence of carbon source, and elevated expression and activity of the protein kinase A PkaC1. …”

DataSheet1_Discovery of METTL3 Small Molecule Inhibitors by Virtual Screening of Natural Products.docx by Yue Du (588488)

“…The cellular assay of m⁶A methylation inhibition showed that quercetin decreased m⁶A level in a dose-dependent manner in MIA PaCa-2 pancreatic cancer cells. …”

Impact of Alkali Metal Coordination on the Photoluminescence Quantum Efficiency Trend in Hybrid Supramolecular Trimetallic Halides by Pan Wang (198097)

“…Here, we synthesize six new hybrid trimetallic halides and their solid solutions with the general formula [(<i>A</i>18C6)₃<i>MX</i>₄][<i>BX</i>₄] (where <i>A</i> = K⁺, Rb⁺, Cs⁺; M = Mn²⁺ or Mn_1–<i>x</i>Zn_{<i>x</i>²⁺}; <i>B</i> = In³⁺; <i>X</i> = Cl^– or Br^–), abbreviated as <i>A</i>-<i>M</i>-<i>X</i>. …”

Table_1_Psychological Balance Scale: Validation Studies of an Integrative Measure of Well-Being.docx by Anastasia Besika (11441776)

“…Altogether, this work may contribute toward a nuanced understanding of well-being and form the basis of interventions that aim to decrease emotional discomfort and increase meaning, happiness, and life satisfaction.…”

Effect of tricaprylin in the MF groups on adiposity. by Fanny Lemarié (773223)

Susceptibility of thalassemic and healthy RBCs to hemolysis (A) and the anti-hemolytic activity of 6-shogaol-rich ginger extract (0–200 µg/mL) compared to ascorbic acid (AA; 100 µg... by Hataichanok Chuljerm (19144293)

Spot assays and gene expression analyses after tannic acid exposure. by Ming-Feng Lin (768243)

“…<p>(A) Spot assay. The wild-type strain exhibited better tolerance to tannic acid than the <i>baeR</i> mutant strain. …”

The interaction between PSD95 and the NMDAR is transiently disrupted upon NMDAR stimulation. by Kim Doré (659533)

“…<p>(A) Two examples of confocal images of 14 DIV dendrites expressing GluN1-GFP (first column) and PSD95-mCherry (second column). …”

Presentation1_Ligand-bound integrin αvβ6 internalisation and trafficking.pdf by Amelia Meecham (13301040)

“…Integrins use endocytosis and trafficking as a means of regulating their surface expression and thus their functions, however little is known of how this process is regulated in the context of αvβ6. …”

Skn-1a is required for the functional differentiation of Trpm5-positive tracheal brush cells. by Junpei Yamashita (2583877)

“…C: Quantification of the number of immunosignals for Trpm5 and villin in the wild-type and <i>Skn-1a</i>-/- tracheal epithelium. The signals of Trpm5 were completely absent in the <i>Skn-1a</i>-/- tracheal epithelium, and the number of villin-single positive cells was significantly decreased in <i>Skn-1a</i>-/- mice. …”

File S1 - <i>Trypanosoma cruzi</i> Evades the Protective Role of Interferon-Gamma-Signaling in Parasite-Infected Cells by Philipp Stahl (443447)

“…The inhibitory effect of IFNγ on parasite replication requires cytokine pre-treatment. (A,B) Twelve hours of pre-treatment with interferon-γ significantly decreased parasite load, as determined by reduced numbers of both infected cells (A) and intracellular amastigotes per cell (B). …”