Shedding A New Light On Glycosylation
Carbohydrates can be found in almost all forms of life – they not only serve as an energy source but also covalently attach to other…
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Shakespearean Sentences In The Brain Of A Non-Native English Reader
Although the structure of academia might make us think of literature and neuroscience as widely separate matters, our daily literary experiences are intimately dependent on…
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Treating Asthma With An Inhalable JAK1 Inhibitor In Preclinical Models
Asthma is the result of a complex and dysregulated immune response in which the bronchial airways become inflamed and constricted. This lead to chest tightness,…
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New Approach To Assess Stability In Perovskites
Emergent technologies have been historically predicated on the discovery and development of new materials – silicon computer chips, lithium-ion batteries, gallium nitride LEDs, etc. The…
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Biochemical Parameters Allow The Identification Of Tolerant Genotypes Of Buffel Grass (Cenchrus ciliaris L.) To Drought And Heat Stress
Arid and semi-arid ecosystems occupy vast regions in many countries in the world. In these regions, edaphic and climatic conditions impose important restrictions on agriculture….
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Beautiful And Talented: Examining Mating Signal Complexity In Birds-Of-Paradise
The birds-of-paradise are a charismatic, colorful family of birds found primarily on the island of New Guinea. The elaborate plumage of many species from this…
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A Collective Measurement To Estimate Work In Quantum Systems
What is work in thermodynamics? This basic question is still debated nowadays, especially when dealing with small quantum systems. In 1824, Sadi Carnot defined work…
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Tracking Magmatic And Metasomatic Processes In The East Asian Mantle Wedge
The Asian continental collage was formed by the assembly of several continental fragments through multiple subduction-accretion-collision processes. These prolonged tectonic cycles left their imprints on…
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The Milky Way Galaxy’s Global Order And Mirror-Image Symmetry, Co-Rotation Radius, And The Local Incoming Mass
Can we “slice” a spiral arm into its components and order the slices? The Moon orbits around the Earth on a rough circle, the Earth…
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How Mobile Phones Represent Your Social Network
Mobile phones have quickly become a fundamental part of our life and, thus, an important element of our culture. As a cultural object, the mobile…
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Helping Sturgeon Survive – Studies On Swimming Performance And Fishways Can Make A Contribution
Sturgeons (Acipenseridae) are primitive fishes that mature late and display migratory behavior. There are 25 species of sturgeon in the world and they have substantial…
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