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Highly conjugated molecular units are sequentially assembled within the electrode gap by selective design of the molecular end group chemistry.
Results of this study demonstrate that the bio-oil yields for hydrothermal liquefaction of sugars, proteins and lipids may be maximized by selective design of feedstock composition.
The results indicate that the optical properties of the complexes can be effectively tuned by selective design of the cyclometalating and ancillary ligands.
A clear example of how the specificity of this self-association has been influenced by selective design comes from observations of another conformational change in a plasma serpin (Fig. 3).
The increasing demand for polypharmacology to enhance treatment efficacy via multitarget interventions is an attempt reflected e.g. by the search for synergistic combinations of single drugs, or by the selective design of non-selective, multi-target directed drugs or molecular entities containing two functionally distinct pharmacophores [ 4, 6, 9].
This feature makes the in situ-grown method meaningful because the emitter patterns can be well controlled and designed by selective sputtering of the Pt catalyst using traditional lithography mask technology.
The biosensors were designed by selective hydrothermal growth of ZnO nanostructures onto the working electrodes of polyimide printed circuit board platforms, resulting in the generation of high density nanostructure ZnO arrays based electrodes.
These fields are subtly activated by geometric designs made by selective removal of threads from the canvas.
A better understanding of the molecular intricacies of drug-resistant cells will help to design novel therapeutic strategies by selective targeting of CSCs and EMT-phenotypic cells through alterations in the expression of specific miRNAs towards eradicating tumor recurrence and metastasis.
The selective bias was mostly controlled by the design of a hospital-based case-control study.
