LipidA-IDER to explore the global lipid A repertoire of drug-resistant gram-negative bacteria by Guan, Xue Li, Loh, Johnathan Yi-Xiong, Lizwan, Marco, Chan, Sharon Cui Mun, Kwan, Jeric Mun Chung, Lim, Tze Peng, Koh, Tse Hsien, Hsu, Li Yang, Lee, Bernett Teck Kwong

“…The organism-independent workflow was further applied to a panel of six bacterial species: E. coli and Gram-negative members of ESKAPE pathogens. A comprehensive atlas comprising 188 distinct lipid A species, including remodeling intermediates, was generated and can be integrated with software including MS-DIAL and Metabokit for identification and semiquantitation. …”
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The microbiological and chemical characteristics of yoghurt incorporated with watermelon rind powder by Nur Aliah Shamsul Norazman, Nurmahani Mohd Maidin, Nor Akma Ismail, Mohd Nizam Lani, Yusnita Hamzah, Faiqa Shazeaa Mohd Salleh, Nur Suaidah Mohd Isa

“…Watermelon rind accounts for approximately one-third of the overall fruit mass. It is usually discarded due to its low commercial value. …”
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The microbiological and chemical characteristics of yoghurt incorporated with watermelon rind powder by Shamsul Norazman, Nur Aliah, Mohd Maidin, Nurmahani, Ismail, Nor Akma, Lani, Mohd Nizam, Hamzah, Yusnita, Mohd Salleh, Faiqa Shazeaa, Mohd Isa, Nur Suaidah

“…Watermelon rind accounts for approximately one-third of the overall fruit mass. It is usually discarded due to its low commercial value. …”
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High-pressure hydrogenation of graphene : towards graphane by Poh, Hwee Ling, Šaněk, Filip, Sofer, Zdeněk, Pumera, Martin

“…This scalable synthesis method has great potential to serve as a pathway towards the mass production of graphane.…”
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Synthesis of densely functionalized pyrroles from unprotected carbohydrates by Xia, Mengxin

“…It showed a wide substrate scope with high atom-economy and worked well at a 2-gram scale, indicating the possibility of large-scale synthesis. …”
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Jurassic fossil juvenile reveals prolonged life history in early mammals by Panciroli, E, Benson, RBJ, Fernandez, V, Fraser, NC, Humpage, M, Luo, Z-X, Newham, E, Walsh, S

“…When analysed against a dataset of life history parameters for extant mammals4, the relative sequence of adult tooth eruption was already established in Krusatodon, and within the range observed in extant mammals, but this development was prolonged; taking place during a longer period as part of a significantly longer maximum lifespan than extant mammals of comparable adult body mass (≤156 grams). Our findings suggest early-diverging mammaliaforms did not experience the same life histories as extant small-bodied mammals, and the fundamental shift to faster growth over a shorter lifespan may not have taken place in mammaliaforms until during or after the Middle Jurassic.…”