Self-healing materials for flexible electronic devices by Tiwari, Naveen

“…Surface modification using hydrophilic molecules improved adhesion of the AgNWs and resulted in mechanically robust flexible electrodes with a high figure of merit; showing low sheet resistance with good transmittance in the visible spectrum. …”
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Amorphous drug-polyelectrolyte nanoparticle complex with controlled release functionality, enhanced amorphous stability, and its continuous production platform by Dong, Bingxue

“…Amorphous drug-polysaccharide nanoplex with high drug loading (above 80 %) were prepared by the self-assembly electrostatic driven complexation between ionized drug molecules and oppositely charged polysaccharide. The prepared nanoplex was proven to exhibit fast drug dissolution, prolonged supersaturation. …”
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Tailoring selective layer structure for high performance nanofiltration membrane fabrication by Yang, Yang

“…Through alternative adsorption of PAH, DA and PSS molecules onto porous substrates, tailorable pore size and tunable surface structure could be achieved. …”
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Conducting polymer-based flexible electronics for high-quality monitoring of bioelectricity by Kong, Lingxuan

“…Additionally, the ionic liquid’s hygroscopic nature allows it to function as a superabsorbent, leading to strong electrostatic interactions with water molecules. Gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) enhances HydroAd's adhesiveness, and by adjusting the composition of the initiator and crosslinker, its adhesiveness can be optimized. …”
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Regiospecificity modification of Geobacillus zalihae T1 lipase via molecular engineering approaches by Albayati, Samah Hashim Khaleel

“…Three strategies were applied for modifying T1 lipase regiospecificity, and this modification is essential to improve the T1 lipase industrial application, especially in the production of chiral molecules. The first strategy targeted the lid area by a semi-rational protein design method and resulted in 7 variants (F180C, F180G, F180S, F180L, F180I, F180N, and F180Y). …”
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Chemical constituents and biological activities of Calophyllum inophyllum L. and Calophyllum soulattri burm. ex F. mull by Mah, Siau Hui

“…The outcome was the successful conversion of the hydroxyl groups in the molecules into acetyl groups for both compounds. The acetylation reaction of phylattrin (211) and macluraxanthone (62) gave one and two acetate-substituted products, respectively. …”
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Structure elucidation of a thermostable organic solvent-tolerant recombinant HZ lipase and determination of its thermostability by Masomian, Malihe

“…Based on Balbes calculation, the crystal contained eight molecules per asymmetric unit, with a Matthews’s coefficient of 2.14 Å Da-1 and solvent content of 42.60%. …”
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Characterization of dentatin isolated from Clausena excavate and its potential use for treatment of human breast and prostate cancers by Ishag, Ismail Adam Arbab

“…We found that dentatin mediated accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and downregulated expression levels of anti-apoptotic molecules (Bcl-2, Bcl-xL and Survivin), leading to disruption of mitochondrial membrane potential (MMP), cell membrane permeability and release of cytochrome c from the mitochondria into the cytosol. …”
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Design and optimization of nanoemulsion formulation containing Clinacanthus nutans Lindau leaf extract for cosmeceutical application by Che Sulaiman, Intan Soraya

“…The structure of this nanoemulsion is defined as dispersions of self-assembled PKOEs and surfactants molecules in water resulting from solubilization of surfactant micelles. …”
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Sulfated Zirconia Supported on Sba-15 For Selective Glycerol Esterification with Palmitic Acid to Monopalmitin by Mohd Yusoff, Mohd Hizami

“…As a conclusion, 10SZSBA-15(500) catalyst which exhibited good activity was as an active catalyst and suitable to be used in the reaction involving bulky molecules. …”
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Diplazium Esculentum Leaf As A Natural Coagulant Aid In Landfill Leachate Treatment by Zainol, Noor Ainee

“…The main functional groups that induce the coagulation–flocculation process by DEaqs and DEpowd are carboxyl, hydroxyl, and amine groups, which all contain hydrogen in their molecules. Jar test results were analyzed based on the coagulation activity and removal efficiency (RE) of suspended solids (SS), turbidity, colour, chemical oxygen demand (COD), and ammonia-N. …”
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Genes and structural proteins of the phage SYN5 of the marine cyanobacteria, Synechococcus by Pope, Welkin Hazel

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Transition metal-based catalysts derived from MOF and COF for efficient electro- and photo-catalytic CO2 reduction by Wang, Haojing

“…However, the slow kinetics of CO2 reduction reaction ascribed to thermodynamically stable properties of CO2 molecules requires efficient catalysts to promote the electro- and photo-catalytic CO2 conversion. …”
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Molecular dynamics simulations of metal–organic framework membranes for seawater desalination by Hong, Terence Zhi Xiang

“…In reverse osmosis (RO), the semi-permeable membrane is used to separate salt ions from the water molecules by allowing the latter to pass through the membrane into the permeate side while retaining the salt ions at the feed side. …”
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Role of cell-cell signaling, differentiation and fitness in multi-species biofilms by Lee, Kelvin Kai Wei

“…Notably, the addition of PA01 and KP-1 cell-free biofilm effluents to Pf-5 biofilms also decreased the frequency and diversity ofmorphotypic variants formed by Pf-5. Hence, molecules present in the biofilm effluents ofPA01 and KP-1 may be responsible for an interspecies cell-cell signaling that regulates self-generated genetic diversity. …”
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Effects of brown and green seaweeds on nutrient digestibility, growth performance, carcass characteristics and health performance in broiler chickens by Naeem, Azizi Mohammad

“…It has widely reported that seaweed has bioactive molecules that have been examined for health-promoting effects on livestock. …”
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Expression, characterization and organic solvent stability of protease from Bacillus pumilus 115b by Nazarirad, Peiman

“…This protease also showed the ability of hydrolysing large molecules such as azocoll. Organic solvent stability study showed that the recombinant protease was stable in the presence of various organic solvents. …”
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Effects of condensed tannin fractions from Leucaena leucocephala (LAM.) De wit hybrid on methane mitigation, rumen fermentation and diversity of methanogens, protozoa and bacteria... by Mookiah, Saminathan

“…The effects of CTs on protein-binding affinity and rumen methanogens may be dependent on the size of the CTs molecules. At the moment, it is not clearly understood whether CTs of different MWs would exert these effects differently. …”
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Thermal and hydrothermal treatment effects on antinutritional and functional properties of defatted winged bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus L.DC) seed protein powders by Saadi, Sami

“…Moreover, many of the encountered issues can be occurred when a solid/soft materials are subjected to certain physical, and chemical stresses such as the disorder state of atoms, re-configuration of molecules, chemical bonding dissociation and re-association. …”
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Mutational effects on enhancing the stability of Geobacillus zalihae T1 lipase in non-aqueous organic solvents by Maiangwa, Jonathan Stallon

“…For this purpose, the dynamics, and the conformational changes folding transitions, stability and structural dynamics which alters interactions between solvent molecules and amino acid residues was investigated. …”
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