Time-Resolved Fluorescence Anisotropy for GFP-Tagged Myosin VI Constructs at UCV and in the Cytosol by David Altman (33440)

Time-Resolved Study of Silicate Slag Formation During Combustion of Wheat Straw Pellets by Anna Strandberg (4046836)

First-Principles Characterization of the Elusive I Fluorescent State and the Structural Evolution of Retinal Protonated Schiff Base in Bacteriorhodopsin by Jimmy K. Yu (7816790)

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Resolving the Nanoscale Structure of β‑Sheet Peptide Self-Assemblies Using Single-Molecule Orientation–Localization Microscopy by Weiyan Zhou (493547)

Polar Second-Harmonic Imaging to Resolve Pure and Mixed Crystal Phases along GaAs Nanowires by Maria Timofeeva (3147669)

FANCJ can resolve G4 structures ahead of Pol δ <i>in vitro</i>. by Diana C. Odermatt (8975303)

“…Numbers indicate lengths of primers and gaps in nucleotides (nt). (B) Time-resolved primer extension assay with 10 nM of Pol δ alone (–) and in the presence of 35 nM FANCJ wild-type or variants. …”

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Resolving the NFκB Heterodimer Binding Paradox: Strain and Frustration Guide the Binding of Dimeric Transcription Factors by Davit A. Potoyan (4687549)

Data extraction form with information description. by Elaine Cristine da Conceição Vianna Gonçalves da Costa (21672889)

Characterization of Lanthanide Complexes with Bis-1,2,3-triazole-bipyridine Ligands Involved in Actinide/Lanthanide Separation by Julie M. Muller (3219129)

“…Eu­(III) complexes with the 2-ethyl­(hexyl) derivative EH-BTzBP in methanol were studied by time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy. Earlier studies have identified the EH-BTzBP as a potentially useful solvent extraction reagent for the separation of americium from lanthanide metal ions, a challenging component of advanced nuclear fuel cycles for actinide transmutation. …”

Convergent perturbation of the human domain-resolved interactome by viruses and mutations inducing similar disease phenotypes by Yangchun Frank Chen (6331037)

“…Focusing on diseases with both genetic and viral contributors, we found significant convergent perturbation of the human domain-resolved interactome by endogenous genetic mutations and exogenous viral proteins inducing similar disease phenotypes. …”

Resolving Problems Encountered in Spectrophotometric Analysis of a Ternary Mixture of Linagliptin, Empagliflozin and Metformin Hydrochloride by Samar H. Elagamy (12466689)

DataSheet_1_Sensitive time-resolved fluoroimmunoassay for the quantitative detection of okadaic acid.docx by Yuan Qin (260617)

“…In this study, a new type of immunoassay technology was established on the basis of the competition method using time-resolved fluoroimmunoassay (TRFIA). OA-bovine serum albumin (OA-BSA) coated on a 96-well plate competes with OA standard or samples to bind OA antibodies. …”

PyLDM - An open source package for lifetime density analysis of time-resolved spectroscopic data by Gabriel F. Dorlhiac (4039535)

“…Furthermore, the inherent assumption of linear combinations of decays in global analysis means the technique is unable to describe dynamic motion, a process which is resolvable with LDA. The technique was introduced to the field of photosynthesis over a decade ago by the Holzwarth group. …”