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João Barbosa Rodrigues and “The Decrease of Water in Brazil”
Published 2023“…<div><p>Abstract The article has as its central theme the text A Diminuição das Águas no Brasil (‘The Decrease of Water in Brazil’), written by João Barbosa Rodrigues and published in the Report of the 3 rd Meeting of the Latin American Scientific Congress, held in the city of Rio de Janeiro, in 1905. …”
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Transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER) (N = 6).
Published 2024“…After 24h of treatment, TEER measurement was performed. A main effect with the focus on culture system (SMC/ALI) and glucose concentration (HIGH/LOW) was observed but no effect of PA was detected. …”
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MEDOC: A Fast, Scalable, and Mathematically Exact Algorithm for the Site-Specific Prediction of the Protonation Degree in Large Disordered Proteins
Published 2025“…To address this problem, we developed "multisite extent of deprotonation originating from context" (MEDOC) to determine the degree of protonation of a protein based on the local sequence context of each ionizable residue. …”
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Inverse Phase Transition in Droplet Clusters Levitating over the Locally Heated Water Layer
Published 2024“…Self-assembled microdroplet clusters can levitate above a locally heated water surface. Normally, the temperature of droplets is in the range of 50–95 °C. …”