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The above results have also been corroborated with density functional theory (DFT)based ab inito calculations.Nucleosomes, the fundamental units of chromatin, regulate readout and expression of eukaryotic genomes. Single-molecule experiments have revealed force-induced nucleosome accessibility, but a high-resolution unwrapping landscape in the absence of external forces is currently lacking. Here, we introduce a high-throughput pipeline for the analysis of nucleosome conformations based on atomic force microscopy and automated, multi-parameter image analysis. Our data set of ∼10 000 nucleosomes reveals multiple unwrapping states corresponding to steps of 5 bp DNA. For canonical H3 nucleosomes, we observe that dissociation from one side impedes unwrapping from the other side, but in contrast to force-induced unwrapping, we find only a weak sequence-dependent asymmetry. Notably, centromeric CENP-A nucleosomes do not unwrap anti-cooperatively, in stark contrast to H3 nucleosomes. Finally, our results reconcile previous conflicting findings about the differences in height between H3 and CENP-A nucleosomes. We expect our approach to enable critical insights into epigenetic regulation of nucleosome structure and stability and to facilitate future high-throughput AFM studies that involve heterogeneous nucleoprotein complexes.A highly efficient blue-emitting phosphor of Sr[B8O11(OH)4]xEu2+ was synthesized though a medium-high temperature boric acid melting method by means of a self-reduction mechanism. GDC-0068 ic50 The quantum yield and color purity of Sr[B8O11(OH)4]6%Eu2+ are both as high as 99%. The PL intensity of Sr[B8O11(OH)4]6%Eu2+ at 150 °C remains 84% of that at 25 °C.Double emulsions with ultrathin shells are important in some biomedical applications, such as controlled drug release. However, the existing production techniques require two or more manipulation steps, or more complicated channel geometry, to form thin-shell double emulsions. This work presents a novel microfluidic tri-phasic step-emulsification device, with an easily fabricated double-layer PDMS channel, for production of oil-in-oil-in-water and water-in-water-in-oil double emulsions in a single step. The shell thickness is controlled by the flow rates and can reach 1.4% of the μm-size droplet diameter. Four distinct emulsification regimes are observed depending on the experimental conditions. A theoretical model for the tri-phasic step-emulsification is proposed to predict the boundaries separating the four regimes of emulsification in plane of two dimensionless capillary numbers, Ca. The theory yields two coupled nonlinear differential equations that can be solved numerically to find the approximate shape of the free interfaces in the shallow (Hele-Shaw) microfluidic channel. This approximation is then used as the initial guess for the more accurate finite element method solution, showing very good agreement with the experimental findings. This study demonstrates the feasibility of co-flow step-emulsification as a promising method to production of double (and multiple) emulsions and micro-capsules with ultrathin shells of controllable thickness.In this manuscript, a novel method for the preparation of enantiomerically enriched pyridine derivatives has been described. It is based on the utilization of readily available 2-pyridylacetic acids as valuable synthons for the introduction of a pyridine ring in an asymmetric fashion. They have been used as pronucleophiles in asymmetric decarboxylative Michael addition to α,β-unsaturated aldehydes. The synthesis based on iminium activation using a chiral aminocatalyst that controlled the stereochemical outcome of the transformation has been successfully accomplished.Low viscosity photo-curable benzoxazines (BZs) are designed and synthesized for use in stereolithography 3D printing. An initial investigation shows that the thermally polymerized polybenzoxazines (PBZs) have remarkably high Tg (264 °C) and flexural modulus (4.91 GPa) values. Subsequently, the formulated photoprintable resins are employed for use in high-resolution projection micro-stereolithography (PμSL) printing. Complex PBZ 3D structures can be achieved from the as-printed objects after they are thermally treated. These findings advance the design of BZ monomers for photopolymerization-based 3D printing and offer a method for the efficient fabrication of high-performance thermosets for various demanding engineering applications.Advances in analytical methods have enabled the detection of emerging contaminants at ever lower concentrations in freshwaters. However, such measurements need to be linked to effect-based assays to identify risks. The bioconcentration factor (BCF) forms part of a chemical's environmental risk assessment (ERA), and current regulatory testing guidelines to calculate fish BCFs use hundreds of fish per chemical. Due to ethical concerns a reduction in the numbers of animals used is desired, and there is a need to identify in vitro or in silico alternatives which meet regulatory acceptance. This study describes the successful demonstration of a FIsh Gill Cell culture System (FIGCS) to assess an often overlooked parameter in pharmacokinetics the excretion of drugs across the gill. The FIGCS tolerates the application of natural waters on its apical surface, mimicking the situation of the live fish, and thus in combination with advanced analytical methods, offers an opportunity to take lab-based testing used for ERA, such as compound uptake, biotransformation or excretion directly into field for validation with natural waters. Here we used the basic drug propranolol and the acidic ibuprofen as a demonstration of the FIGCS utility in three separate experiments. Excretion across the apical membrane showed saturation kinetics, suggesting the involvement of carrier-mediated processes. Both propranolol and ibuprofen were excreted across the epithelium from the media (internal blood equivalent) to the water, with ibuprofen excretion being considerably slower than propranolol excretion. Further studies indicate that ibuprofen may be complexing with fetal bovine serum (FBS) reducing bioavailability; in contrast propranolol efflux rate was unaffected, indicating that drugs behave differently in the presence of FBS and other plasma proteins. A key issue in future ERA is to better understand the effects of mixtures of different pollutant classes found in environmental samples, and this model offers an ethical path to do this.
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