Magnetoresistance and magneto-plasmonic sensors for the detection of cancer biomarkers : A bibliometric analysis and recent advances by Usman, Fahad, Kamarul Hawari, Ghazali, Razali, MudaJohari, Nasrul Hadi, Johari, Dennis, John Ojur, Tamam, Nissren M., Sulieman, Abdelmoneim Adam Mohamed, Ji, Yuanfa

“…These sensor technologies offer numerous advantages over their counterparts, such as minimal background noise, immunity to environmental influences, compatibility with nanofabrication methods, ability to detect multiple substances simultaneously, straightforward integration, high specificity, distinctive identifying capabilities, real-time monitoring, stability, label-free detection, and remarkable sensitivity for detecting individual molecules. Nevertheless, since the use of these techniques for cancer biomarker detection is relatively new, it is essential to conduct a bibliometric analysis and review recent literature to offer guidance to both early-career and established researchers in this domain. …”
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Synergistic effects of aloe vera and moringa oleifera in chitosan-based composites for preservation of banana fruit by Nor Hanuni, Ramli, Olunusi, Samuel Olugbenga, Tuan Basyirah, T. Z., Adam D., Ahmad-Kamal, Nursyahirah, Mat Nawi, Norhafezah, Kasmuri, Ahmad F.H., Ismal

“…This research leveraged chitosan's biocompatibility by using sodium tripolyphosphate (NaTPP) as a crosslinker to strengthen chitosan (CH) molecules via ionic gelation, with Tween 80 as an emulsifier. …”
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Layer-by-Layer Nanoparticles for Systemic Codelivery of an Anticancer Drug and siRNA for Potential Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Treatment by Deng, Zhou J., Morton, Stephen Winford, Ben-Akiva, Elana, Shopsowitz, Kevin, Hammond, Paula T, Dreaden, Erik

“…Layer-by-layer films were formed on nanoparticles by alternately depositing siRNA and poly-l-arginine; a single bilayer on the nanoparticle surface could effectively load up to 3500 siRNA molecules, and the resulting LbL nanoparticles exhibit an extended serum half-life of 28 h. …”
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Hematocrit and flow rate regulate the adhesion of platelets to von Willebrand factor by Chen, Hsieh, Angerer, Jennifer I., Napoleone, Marina, Reininger, Armin J., Schneider, Stefan W., Wixforth, Achim, Schneider, Matthias F., Alexander-Katz, Alfredo

“…The work we present here is an important step forward from our earlier work on single molecules and extends into the collective cellular behavior of whole blood. …”
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Assessing high school chemistry students’ modeling sub-skills in a computerized molecular modeling learning environment by Kaberman, Zvia, Dori, Yehudit J

“…The organic chemistry part of the unit was taught in a Computerized Molecular Modeling (CMM) learning environment, where students explored daily life organic molecules through assignments and two CMM software packages. …”
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Sulforaphane, a cancer chemopreventive agent, induces pathways associated with membrane biosynthesis in response to tissue damage by aflatoxin B1 by Techapiesancharoenkij, Nirachara, Navasumrit, Panida, Groopman, John D., Ruchirawat, Mathuros, Fiala, Jeanette LouiseAllen, Croy, Robert G, Wogan, Gerald N, Essigmann, John M

“…Induction of this group of genes may indicate a metabolic shift toward glycolysis and fatty acid synthesis to generate and maintain pools of intermediate molecules required for tissue repair, cell growth and compensatory hepatic cell proliferation. …”
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Framework water capacity and infiltration pressure of MFI zeolites by Humplik, Thomas, Raj, Rishi, Maroo, Shalabh, Laoui, Tahar, Wang, Evelyn

“…Accordingly, an estimated decrease of up to 50% in the framework water capacity was observed for these zeolites when compared to the fully-crystallized larger zeolites, where 35 ± 2 water molecules were required to saturate a unit cell. On the other hand, the water infiltration pressure for all of the zeolites was ≈95–100 MPa despite the differences in the synthesis procedure, indicating uniformity in the crystallized pore structure and surface chemistry. …”
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Crystal structure of the DNA binding domain of the transcription factor T-bet suggests simultaneous recognition of distant genome sites by Liu, Ce Feng, Brandt, Gabriel S., Hoang, Quyen Q., Naumova, Natalia, Lazarevic, Vanja, Hwang, Eun Sook, Dekker, Job, Ringe, Dagmar, Petsko, Gregory A., Glimcher, Laurie H

“…A fluorescence-based assay confirms that T-bet dimers are able to bring two independent DNA molecules into close juxtaposition. Furthermore, chromosome conformation capture assays confirm that T-bet functions in the direct formation of chromatin loops in vitro and in vivo. …”
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A Myosin Va Mutant Mouse with Disruptions in Glutamate Synaptic Development and Mature Plasticity in Visual Cortex by van Zundert, B., Yoshii, Akira, Zhao, Jian-Ping, Pandian, Swarna, Constantine-Paton, Martha

“…Here, in studies using the dominantnegative MyoVa neurological mutant mouse Flailer, we find that MyoVa plays an essential role in activity-dependent delivery of PSD-95 and other critical PSD molecules to synapses and in endocytosis of AMPA-type glutamate receptors (AMPAR) in the dendrites of CNS neurons. …”
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Molecular dynamics and charge transport in organic semiconductors: a classical approach to modeling electron transfer by Pelzer, Kenley M., Vázquez-Mayagoitia, Álvaro, Ratcliff, Laura E., Tretiak, Sergei, Bair, Raymond A., Gray, Stephen K., Larsen, Ross E., Darling, Seth B., Van Voorhis, Troy

“…Here we present LMD simulations of charge transfer between a pair of fullerene molecules, which commonly serve as electron acceptors in OSCs. …”
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Isolation of exosomes from whole blood by integrating acoustics and microfluidics by Wu, Mengxi, Ouyang, Yingshi, Wang, Zeyu, Zhang, Rui, Huang, Po-Hsun, Chen, Chuyi, Li, Hui, Li, Peng, Quinn, David, Suresh, Subra, Sadovsky, Yoel, Huang, Tony Jun, Dao, Ming

“…Exosomes are nanoscale extracellular vesicles that play an important role in many biological processes, including intercellular communications, antigen presentation, and the transport of proteins, RNA, and other molecules. Recently there has been significant interest in exosome-related fundamental research, seeking new exosome-based biomarkers for health monitoring and disease diagnoses. …”
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Transcriptional Reversion of Cardiac Myocyte Fate During Mammalian Cardiac Regeneration by O'Meara, C. C., Gladstone, R. A., Fomovsky, G. M., Gannon, J. B., Lee, R. T., Wamstad, Joseph, Butty, Vincent L G, Shrikumar, A., Boyer, Laurie Ann

“…These downstream signaling molecules are also modulated in the regenerating mouse heart. …”
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A Raf-competitive K-Ras binder can fail to functionally antagonize signaling by Kauke, Monique Jacqueline, Tisdale, Alison W., Kelly, Ryan Lewis, Hemann, Michael, Wittrup, Karl Dane, Braun, Christian Joerg

“…To understand this lack of signaling inhibition, we quantified the number of molecules of R11.1.6 expressed by the inducible cell lines and developed a simple mathematical model describing the competitive binding of Ras by R11.1.6 and Raf. …”
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Tight junction disruption: Helicobacter pylori and dysregulation of the gastric mucosal barrier by Hagen, Susan J., Caron, Tyler, Scott, Kathleen, Fox, James G

“…There are 27 different claudin molecules, each with unique properties that render the mucosa an intact barrier that is permselective in a way that is consistent with cell physiology. …”
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Harnessing neuroplasticity for clinical applications by Cramer, Steven C., Sur, Mriganka, Dobkin, Bruce H., O’Brien, Charles, Sanger, Terence D., Trojanowski, John Q., Rumsey, Judith M., Hicks, Ramona, Cameron, Judy, Chen, Daofen, Chen, Wen G., Cohen, Leonardo G., deCharms, Christopher, Duffy, Charles J., Eden, Guinevere F., Fetz, Eberhard E., Filart, Rosemarie, Freund, Michelle, Grant, Steven J., Haber, Suzanne, Kalivas, Peter W., Kolb, Bryan, Kramer, Arthur F., Lynch, Minda, Mayberg, Helen S., McQuillen, Patrick S., Nitkin, Ralph, Pascual-Leone, Alvaro, Reuter-Lorenz, Patricia, Schiff, Nicholas, Sharma, Anu, Shekim, Lana, Stryker, Michael, Sullivan, Edith V., Vinogradov, Sophia

“…Improved understanding of adaptive mechanisms at every level, from molecules to synapses, to networks, to behaviour, can be gained from iterative collaborations between basic and clinical researchers. …”
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Antigen structure affects cellular routing through DC-SIGN by Jarvis, Cassie M., Zwick, Daniel B., Grim, Joseph C., Alam, Mohammad Murshid, Prost, Lynne R., Gardiner, Jaye C., Park, Soyeong, Zimdars, Laraine L., Sherer, Nathan M., Kiessling, Laura L

“…Antigens directed to endosomal compartments are degraded, and the peptides are presented on major histocompatibility complex class II molecules, thereby promoting immunity. Alternatively, HIV-1 can avoid degradation, as virus engagement with C-type lectin receptors (CLRs), such as DC-SIGN (DC-specific ICAM-3–grabbing nonintegrin) results in trafficking to surface-accessible invaginated pockets. …”
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The Order-Disorder Continuum: Linking Predictions of Protein Structure and Disorder through Molecular Simulation by Hsu, Claire C., Buehler, Markus J., Tarakanova, Anna

“…We find that structure predictor performance from neural networks can be leveraged for the identification of highly dynamic regions within molecules, linked to disorder. Low accuracy structure predictions suggest a lack of static structure for regions that disorder predictors fail to identify. …”
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Mechanistic study of the formation of ring-retaining and ring-opening products from the oxidation of aromatic compounds under urban atmospheric conditions by Zaytsev, Alexander, Koss, Abigail R., Breitenlechner, Martin, Krechmer, Jordan E., Nihill, Kevin J., Lim, Christopher Yung-Ta, Rowe, James Clifford., Cox, Joshua L., Moss, Joshua Alexandre, Roscioli, Joseph R., Canagaratna, Manjula R., Worsnop, Douglas R., Kroll, Jesse, Keutsch, Frank N.

“…These compounds, previously identified as highly oxygenated molecules (HOMs), are produced by more than one pathway with differing numbers of reaction steps with OH, including both auto-oxidation and phenolic pathways. …”
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Investigation of the conserved reentrant membrane helix in the monotopic phosphoglycosyl transferase superfamily supports key molecular interactions with polyprenol phosphate subst... by Entova, Sonya, Guan, Ziqiang, Imperiali, Barbara

“…These unique amphiphilic molecules are best known as substrates of polytopic membrane proteins, including polyprenol-phosphate phosphoglycosyl and glycosyl transferases, and as components of more complex substrates. …”
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ABC triblock bottlebrush copolymer-based injectable hydrogels: design, synthesis, and application to expanding the therapeutic index of cancer immunochemotherapy by Vohidov, Farrukh, Milling, Lauren Elizabeth, Chen, Qixian, Zhang, Wenxu, Bhagchandani, Sachin Haresh, Nguyen, Hung V.-T., Irvine, Darrell J, Johnson, Jeremiah A.

“…Following the synthesis and characterization of these materials in vitro, TBC micelles loaded with various biologically active small molecules were investigated as injectable hydrogels for sustained drug release in vivo. …”
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