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In addition, the morphology of manganite oxide nanowire can be also controlled by annealing or growing on engineered substrates, which could significantly affect their physical properties [60, 64].

This work provides a strategy for the rational assembly of well-aligned MOF arrays on various substrates, which could serve as a promising platform for diverse applications.

The presence of target thrombin firstly opened the hairpin DNA, followed by DNAzyme-catalytic recycling cleavage of excess substrates, which could generate large number of substrate fragments (s1).

Oxalic acid etching of the substrate, which could get better improvement at accelerated life, while hydrogen treatment of the substrates, which could get better improvement at the electro-catalytic performance.

The presence of the dsRBD containing versions of the CXorf38 family is suggestive of activity on dsRNA substrates which could include RNA viral replication intermediates.

Initially, HTP methodology was explored using Whatman number one filter paper (FP) and office copier paper (OCP) substrates which could be weighed accurately and rapidly.

The microhardness gradually decreased from the coating to substrate, which could help stress relaxation between coating and bone tissue.

The T-NT synthesized per the method presented here generates nanotubes that are isolated from the substrate, which could prove advantageous while fabricating T-NT-based T-NT-based T-NT-based

This time, in contrast, we studied possible magnetic effects on utilization of polymer organic substrate which could be less affected by membrane charge.

To determine why Uch37 exhibited low activity against the Ub-AMC substrate, which could be hydrolyzed by Uch37 homologs (Fig. 4C), we aligned the structure of the catalytic domain of Uch37 with those of UCH-L1, UCH-L3, and YUH1.

When the thickness of TPB is less than 5 nm, the carbon source cannot form continuous film on the substrate, which could result in the formation of discontinuous graphene.