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    Functional characterization of plasmodium falciparum reticulocyte binding like protein homologue 1 (PfRH1) by Yap, Sally Shu Lin

    Published 2015
    “…One of the protein families involved in invasion, reticulocyte binding like protein homologues (PfRHs) has been suggested to be involved in host cell selection. …”
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    Genes for carnivory : a comparative study on the local duplication of papain-like cysteine proteases in carnivorous plants by Tan, Qiao Wen

    Published 2018
    “…Thus, the presence of protein degrading enzymes such as papain-like cysteine proteases (PLCPs) in trap fluids is not surprising. …”
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    Functional comparison of human Adenomatous Polyposis Coli (APC) and APC-like in targeting beta-catenin for degradation by Schneikert, Jean, Chandra, Shree Harsha Vijaya, Ruppert, Jan Gustav, Ray, Suparna, Wenzel, Eva Maria, Behrens, Jürgen

    Published 2013
    “…Using RNA interference and domain swapping experiments, we show that APCL benefits from the 15R of truncated APC to target β-catenin for degradation, in a process likely involving heterodimerization of the two partners. …”
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    GOLDEN2-like1 is sufficient but not necessary for chloroplast biogenesis in mesophyll cells of C4 grasses by Lambret-Frotte, J, Smith, G, Langdale, J

    Published 2023
    “…In land plants, chloroplast biogenesis is regulated by a family of transcription factors named GOLDEN2-like (GLK). In C4 grasses, it has been hypothesized that genome duplication events led to the sub-functionalization of GLK paralogs (GLK1 and GLK2) to control chloroplast biogenesis in two distinct cell types: mesophyll and bundle sheath cells. …”
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    Dynamic liquid-liquid interface: applying a spinning interfacial microreactor to actively converge biphasic reactants for the enhanced interfacial reaction by Ng, Li Shiuan, Chong, Carice, Lok, Xin Yi, Pereira, Veronica, Ang, Zhi Zhong, Han, Xuemei, Li, Haitao, Lee, Hiang Kwee

    Published 2023
    “…Herein, we achieve an efficient interfacial reaction by creating a magnetic-responsive, microscale liquid-liquid interface and exploit its dynamic spinning motion to generate vortex-like hydrodynamic flows that rapidly converge biphasic reactants to the point-of-reaction. …”
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    Modeling the Impact of Electrolyte Flow on Heat Management in a Li-Ion Convection Cell by Gao, Weiran, Drake, Javit, Brushett, Fikile R

    Published 2024
    “…In response to challenges in the thermal management of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), we investigate the concept of circulating electrolyte through the porous electrodes and separator to facilitate effective, uniform, and real-time temperature regulation. …”
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    Fast Charging of Lithium-Ion Batteries While Accounting for Degradation and Cell-to-Cell Variability by Kim, Minsu, Schaeffer, Joachim, Berliner, Marc D, Pedret Sagnier, Berta, Bazant, Martin Z, Findeisen, Rolf, Braatz, Richard D

    Published 2024
    “…Safety and maintaining high performance are key considerations during the operation of lithium-ion batteries. Battery degradation, in particular lithium plating and loss of active material, is often accelerated by fast charging. …”
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    Design of nanostructured hybrid materials based on carbon and metal oxides for Li ion batteries by Shi, Wenhui, Rui, Xianhong, Zhu, Jixin, Yan, Qingyu

    Published 2013
    “…Development of advanced electrode materials for Li ion battery (LIB) has attracted great attention due to the demand for portable power sources with higher energy density and higher power density. …”
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    Pillar[5]quinone–carbon nanocomposites as high-capacity cathodes for sodium-ion batteries by Xiong, Wenxu, Huang, Weiwei, Zhang, Meng, Hu, Pandeng, Cui, Huamin, Zhang, Qichun

    Published 2020
    “…New organic cathodes to replace inorganic materials for the capacity enhancement of sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) are highly desirable. In this research, we described the investigation of pillar[5]quinone (P5Q), which we determined to have a theoretical capacity of 446 mAh g-1, a value that makes it a very promising candidate as a cathode in rechargeable batteries. …”
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    Ion-exchange controlled surface engineering of cobalt phosphide nanowires for enhanced hydrogen evolution by Xu, Rongrong, Jiang, Tengfei, Fu, Zheng, Cheng, Ningyan, Zhang, Xingxiu, Zhu, Kun, Xue, Huaiguo, Wang, Wenjun, Tian, Jingqi, Chen, Peng

    Published 2022
    “…Herein, we demonstrate an ion-exchange strategy to produce cobalt phosphide nanowires which have a conductive core and a thickness-controlled surface layer with sulfur dopants, phosphorus vacancies, and amorphous domains. …”
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    Encoder-decoder model for multistep prediction of lithium-ion battery state of health (SOH) by Ng, Qian Hui

    Published 2023
    “…This paper presents a Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM) model for the multistep prediction of lithium-ion battery State of Health (SOH). The proposed model employs a sequence-to-sequence approach, where the encoder receives the input sequence of battery data, and the decoder predicts the future states of health for multiple time steps. …”
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    Phosphate-based solid glass ceramic electrolytes for rechargeable lithium-ion/air batteries by Toh, Kang Hui.

    Published 2012
    “…The highest σgb of LAGP – 0.3B2O3 is attributed to higher defect density and Li+ ion mobility achieved in the appropriate composition of LAGP and B2O3. …”
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