NeSI consultancies - evolving a Scientific Programming Service di Wolfgang Hayek (7369215)

“...It has been continuously refined to make it as easy and accessible as possible for the users, and it needs to keep evolving to accommodate the latest developments in technology, emerging user needs, and reach fields of science that have not used HPC before. ...”

Coexistence of Transient Liquid Droplets and Amorphous Solid Particles in Nonclassical Crystallization of Cerium Oxalate di Maxime Durelle (11858103)

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Coexistence of Transient Liquid Droplets and Amorphous Solid Particles in Nonclassical Crystallization of Cerium Oxalate di Maxime Durelle (11858103)

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Analysis of the Involvement of Different Ceramide Variants in the Response to Hydroxyurea Stress in Baker's Yeast di Po-Wei Chen (416504)

Novel Introner-Like Elements in fungi Are Involved in Parallel Gains of Spliceosomal Introns di Jérôme Collemare (48230)

PI-3K/Akt is involved in NRP-1-mediated HUVEC survival. di Ling Wang (56577)

Characterization of lncRNAs involved in cold acclimation of zebrafish ZF4 cells di Penglei Jiang (5081912)

“...The Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopaedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) enrichment analyses of adjacent genes to the differentially expressed lncRNAs showed that the enriched genes are involved in electron transport, cell adhesion, oxidation-reduction process, and so on. ...”

ROS Involves the Fungicidal Actions of Thymol against Spores of <i>Aspergillus flavus</i> via the Induction of Nitric Oxide di Qingshan Shen (2795404)

“...Taken together, it could be concluded that ROS is involved in spore death induced by thymol via the induction of NO....”

Identification of Residues Potentially Involved in Optical Shifts in the Water-Soluble Chlorophyll <i>a</i>‑Binding Protein through Molecular Dynamics Simulations di Martina Mai (17888066)

Soggetti: “...residues potentially involved...”

KIC11 is a K13 compartment protein important for asexual parasite proliferation, but not involved in endocytosis or <i>in vitro</i> ART resistance. di Sabine Schmidt (92079)

Identification of Residues Potentially Involved in Optical Shifts in the Water-Soluble Chlorophyll <i>a</i>‑Binding Protein through Molecular Dynamics Simulations di Martina Mai (17888066)

Soggetti: “...residues potentially involved...”

Analysis of the percentage structure of students’ answers to the question of which issues important for SD have been included in the teaching process so far. di Joanna ROSAK-SZYROCKA (19429147)

The FAR model. di Islam Al Sawi (19923926)

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Determination of regions within hNEIL1 involved in binding to the 9-1-1 complex di Xin Guan (6987)

CTLA-4 down-regulation by Nef requires motifs in Nef involved in the interaction with the vacuolar ATPase, <i>β</i>-COP and the AP-1 sorting complexes. di Mohamed El-Far (141824)

Absolute quantification analysis of the genes involved in wax biosynthesis during different developmental stages. di Pu Yang (103239)

Proteins involved in EV biogenesis present in <i>Eh</i>A1 and <i>Eh</i>B2 EV proteomes. di Barbara Honecker (10328267)

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Proteomic Analysis of Insect Molting Fluid with a Focus on Enzymes Involved in Chitin Degradation di Mingbo Qu (444213)

“...Cuticular chitin degradation is extremely important for insect growth and development, which has not been fully understood thus far. One obstacle to understanding this mechanism is the lack of a systematic analysis of the chitinolytic enzymes involved in cuticular chitin degradation. ...”

The Pituitary Gland of the European Eel Reveals Massive Expression of Genes Involved in the Melanocortin System di Eirill Ager-Wick (469238)

“...Several genes putatively involved in downstream processing of pro-opiomelanocortin were manually annotated, and were found to be highly expressed, both by RNA-seq and by qPCR. ...”

Proteomic Analysis of Insect Molting Fluid with a Focus on Enzymes Involved in Chitin Degradation di Mingbo Qu (444213)

“...Cuticular chitin degradation is extremely important for insect growth and development, which has not been fully understood thus far. One obstacle to understanding this mechanism is the lack of a systematic analysis of the chitinolytic enzymes involved in cuticular chitin degradation. ...”