Nature Communications
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Eliminating waste leakage into aquatic environments requires a comprehensive waste management approach.
We developed a set of future scenarios to understand the pivotal role of circular waste management systems in eliminating waste leakage into aquatic environments.
The world's smallest gridofluorenes with the circularly polarized ultraviolet (electro)luminescence
Inspired by the Great Learning, gridarenes are a rising family of the molecular being on the dream journey from carbon atoms to intellibots. Herein, we exhibit advancements in the chiral gridofluorenes for the newborn of the organic quantum dots with the high-efficient ultraviolet emitting.
Precise recognition of benzonitrile derivatives with supramolecular macrocycle of phosphorylated cavitand by co-crystallization method
While establishing specific lock-and-key recognition for structure-based drug design is typically based on the computational method, co-crystallization could mimic molecular docking. Herein, we report a supramolecular macrocycle that can precisely recognize benzonitrile derivatives.
1 in 5 Salmonella Typhi bacteria are Vi capsule variants: insights for future studies on the capsule variants of S. Typhi
This study presents a noteworthy discovery: Salmonella Vi capsule variants can arise from a single point mutation
New Tool for PRRSV Control: A High-Throughput Screening and Preclinical Study of Antiviral Drugs
Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus (PRRSV) is a significant pathogen that threatens the swine industry. Through high-throughput screening (HTS), we have identified Nitazoxanide (NTZ) as an effective compound for inhibiting PRRSV replication.
