Table 2_Chaperones vs. oxidative stress in the pathobiology of ischemic stroke.xlsx by Vladislav Soldatov (20413910)

“…Some chaperones can prevent excessive formation of reactive oxygen species whereas Hsp90 is suggested to be responsible for pro-oxidant effects in ischemic stroke. Finally, heat-resistant obscure proteins (Hero) are able to shield client proteins, thus preventing their possible over oxidation.…”

Structural, Morphological and Thermal Properties of Kenaf Microcrystalline Cellulose/Poly (Butylene Adipate-Co-Terephthalate) Films for Packaging Applications by Aatikah Meraj (20632855)

“…The uniform dispersion of MCC within the PBAT matrix significantly contributes to improved thermal stability, as evidenced by delayed degradation, and enhanced heat resistance. SEM makes it evident that addition of MCC to PBAT influences the surface morphology, with an optimal range promoting mechanical adherence through roughness. …”

Overlapping end points of ice sublimation and desorption drying as detected by temperature probes and Pirani gauge pressure measurements by Geoff Smith (6064268)

“…<p dir="ltr">In general, as the ice mass retracts to leave behind the dry layer, the resistance to vapour flow increases and reduces the ice sublimation rate, however, the increase in the surface area for desorption, leads to an increase in the desorption rate; which is then facilitated further by a generalised warming of the dry layer as the temperature of the vial increases, from the slowing rate of ice sublimation (and hence slowing heat consumption to drive the sublimation process). …”

Effects of Ferroelastic Domain Walls on the Macroscopic Transport and Photoluminescent Properties of Bulk CsPbBr₃ Single Crystals by He Xie (680488)

“…We initially observed a sharp decrease in resistivity after inducing larger areas with long-range order and denser, thinner domain walls in the temperature range from 273 to 343 K upon heating. …”

Effects of Ferroelastic Domain Walls on the Macroscopic Transport and Photoluminescent Properties of Bulk CsPbBr₃ Single Crystals by He Xie (680488)

“…We initially observed a sharp decrease in resistivity after inducing larger areas with long-range order and denser, thinner domain walls in the temperature range from 273 to 343 K upon heating. …”

Surface zeta potential and diamond seeding on gallium nitride films by Soumen Mandal (19079480)

“…Through replacement of the substrate and capping of the transistor channel with diamond of thermal conductivity of up to 2000 W/mK, large decreases in the thermal resistance should therefore be achievable allowing full utilisation of the properties of GaN based devices[3].…”

Data Sheet 1_A Bacillus subtilis strain with efficient algaecide of Microcystis aeruginosa and degradation of microcystins.docx by Yuanyuan Chen (165812)

“…By secreting algicidal chemicals that are resistant to proteases, acid, base, and heat, the S4 strain indirectly acts as an algaecide. …”

DataSheet1_Combined effects of mixing ratios and tree size: how do mixed forests respond to climate and drought events?.docx by Xiaoxia Wang (14667)

“…Rt, Rc, and Rs of P. tabuliformis decreased with an increasing Q. variabilis:P. tabuliformis ratio in long-term drought. …”

Alterations in nasal airflow and air conditioning after endoscopic nasopharyngectomy for recurrent nasopharyngeal carcinoma: a pilot computational fluid dynamics study by Dong Dong (23216)

“…The changing trends of nasopharyngeal air temperature and humidity in the preoperative and transoral models were consistent. The heating and humidification efficiency decreased in the transnasal model compared to the transoral model. …”

Supplementary file 1_Interspecific association characteristics of Alternanthera philoxeroides-invaded communities and their latitudinal variations.docx by Hao Wu (65943)

“…The association intensity between terrestrial accompanying species significantly decreased with increasing latitude, and the association intensity between aquatic accompanying species varied weakly along the latitudinal gradient. …”

Supplementary file 1_Differential adaptations of japonica rice to submergence stress during the tillering stage under various seedling cultivation and transplanting methods.docx by Sumei Duan (18711099)

“…Growth Inhibition: Submergence retarded rice growth, causing leaf yellowing, senescence, and overall plant weakness, with more pronounced effects as submergence duration increased. …”