Time-Resolved Atomistic Imaging and Statistical Analysis of Daptomycin Oligomers with and without Calcium Ions de réir Takayuki Nakamuro (1721944)

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Time-Resolved Atomistic Imaging and Statistical Analysis of Daptomycin Oligomers with and without Calcium Ions de réir Takayuki Nakamuro (1721944)

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Time-Resolved Atomistic Imaging and Statistical Analysis of Daptomycin Oligomers with and without Calcium Ions de réir Takayuki Nakamuro (1721944)

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Time-Resolved Atomistic Imaging and Statistical Analysis of Daptomycin Oligomers with and without Calcium Ions de réir Takayuki Nakamuro (1721944)

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Time-Resolved Atomistic Imaging and Statistical Analysis of Daptomycin Oligomers with and without Calcium Ions de réir Takayuki Nakamuro (1721944)

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Time-Resolved Dynamic Crystallization at Liquid/Vapor Interface de réir Wen-Ya Wu (1418302)

“…For the first time, we observe dynamic nanocrystal precipitation from nanodroplet followed by redissolution in a periodic manner. Time-resolved images show that the crystalline precipitates occur predominantly in two distinct geometric shapeshexagonal and square. …”

Characterization of Lanthanide Complexes with Bis-1,2,3-triazole-bipyridine Ligands Involved in Actinide/Lanthanide Separation de réir 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. …”

Negative feedback involves electrical synapses and inhibitory synaptic transmission. de réir Anastasiia Vlasiuk (11172471)

Neonatal ΔS6 livers display hepatic dysfunction that only partially resolves with age. de réir Sarah A. Comerford (3854917)

Unstable chromosomes can resolve by forming truncations at an internal TG repeat at the semi-permissive temperature (30°C). de réir Rachel E. Langston (8708361)

Logic forms for the interactions involved in the drug mechanism domain. de réir Luis Tari (148566)

“…<p>Logic forms for the interactions involved in the drug mechanism domain.…”

Reassortments involving NA. de réir Alexey D. Neverov (277411)

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Time-Resolved Cryo-TEM Study on the Formation of Iron Hydroxides in a Collagen Matrix de réir Bernette M. Oosterlaken (11014661)

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Time-Resolved Cryo-TEM Study on the Formation of Iron Hydroxides in a Collagen Matrix de réir Bernette M. Oosterlaken (11014661)

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Conformational Changes in a Photosensory LOV Domain Monitored by Time-Resolved NMR Spectroscopy de réir Shannon M. Harper (2400664)

“…Here we use a combination of spectroscopic tools to monitor the kinetic processes that spontaneously occur in the dark as the protein returns to the noncovalent ground state. Using time-resolved two-dimensional (2D) NMR methods, we measured the rate of this process at over 100 independent sites throughout the protein, establishing that regeneration of the dark state occurs cooperatively within a 1.6-fold range of observed rates. …”

Genes involved in SA-mediated defense were differentially involved in DNRR. de réir Sorrel Tran (14701315)

Phylogenomics and Coalescent Analyses Resolve Extant Seed Plant Relationships de réir Zhenxiang Xi (282009)

Two types of vesicle blockages are observed, static non-moving blocks that do not resolve over time and dynamic, clusters of vesicles that resolved over time. de réir Gary J. Iacobucci (192833)

“…(<b>B</b>) A representative axonal neurite shows a static non-moving APP block (yellow arrows) that do not resolve temporally (arrow in kymograph). In the same axonal neurite a static block being formed can be observed (orange arrows). …”

Foci of RMH-1 and BLM are resolved as doublets or elongated structures during the pachytene stage. de réir Marlène Jagut (434744)

Under complete sampling, the resolvable proportion of clades is low under all models of differentiation. de réir David W. Bapst (407080)

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