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(2022-11)The sense organs are dedicated to collect information from the external environment and convert the incoming physical/chemical energy into neural representations. While most of the sensory systems encode various features ...
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(2022-11)Carbohydrates are one of the four significant biomolecules present in nature that acts primarily as a major source of energy for living organisms. Apart from this, carbohydrate molecules enormously impact many biological ...
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(2022-11)Marine biodiversity changes through time and space. Identifying the drivers of such change is becoming especially important in the context of recent anthropogenic biodiversity loss. Shallow marine molluscan assemblages ...
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(2022-11)A diverse array of microorganisms inhabits majority of the ecosystems on Earth. These microbes are often auxotrophic for essential nutrients and thus are engaged in a dynamic exchange of metabolites with other members in ...
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(2022-11)Development of advanced porous materials (APMs) including Metal-organic Frameworks (MOFs), Metal-organic Polyhedra (MOP), and others, has progressed fast during recent two decades, particularly in the fields of energy and ...
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(2022-11)Coordination driven discrete self-assemblies are an important class of coordination compounds in supramolecular chemistry that has witnessed tremendous growth in the past last three decades. It comprises the spontaneous ...
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(2022-11)Thesis Abstract: Title: Development of biomimetic photo-responsive artificial carriers for the transmembrane chloride transport The transport of ions across the cell membrane through naturally occurring ion carriers and ...
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(2022-11)Heparin (H) and Heparan sulfates (HS) are the heterogeneous, polyanionic molecules of glycosaminoglycan known to interact with biologically important proteins and play significant role in many physiological processes. The ...
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