ライフサイエンスコーパス: superstructure

1 nd gave indications to an expected hexagonal superstructure.

2 f-organize into an optically tunable helical superstructure.

3 with defects into a quasi-single crystalline superstructure.

4 ectric Na(0.8)CoO2, which has a large-period superstructure.

5 ological substitution in a BaAu2 (AlB2-type) superstructure.

6 al structures and the high temperature cubic superstructure.

7 dicted to catalyze alterations in chromosome superstructure.

8 MO(4)N(2) octahedra in the room-temperature superstructure.

9 r regulating FtsZ function by modulating its superstructure.

10 y light irradiation from the induced helical superstructure.

11 re controlled by the nature of the porphyrin superstructure.

12 ation of the wrapped solenoid-like segrosome superstructure.

13 ds to the formation of a condensed segrosome superstructure.

14 erial families for the control of chromosome superstructure.

15 nabled us to study the effect of RdgC on DNA superstructure.

16 are imposed on fluorophore distribution by a superstructure.

17 h the branched shell, generating a more open superstructure.

18 nion template used to create the [2]rotaxane superstructure.

19 the a- and c-axes, giving the (1/2, 0, 1/2) superstructure.

20 orm a mesoscale, fibre-textured hierarchical superstructure.

21 athematical formula governing this nanoscale superstructure.

22 units of biochar and C60 packing in the nC60 superstructure.

23 iple components to form a robust, protective superstructure.

24 , RNF19B, and RNF217, have the RBR-TM(GXXXG) superstructure.

25 ns up new avenues for designing nanoparticle superstructures.

26 tion of unprecedented monodisperse quantized superstructures.

27 magnetism through the creation of octahedral superstructures.

28 t also by the lipid composition within these superstructures.

29 ly of nanoparticles into ordered, functional superstructures.

30 ontrol in the formation of gold nanoparticle superstructures.

31 a face-on orientation in a series of ordered superstructures.

32 wn that consecutive FLNs form more intricate superstructures.

33 tegration of molecular catalysts into larger superstructures.

34 e of weak interactions between GLY and humic superstructures.

35 ocess involves the formation of nucleic-acid superstructures.

36 ls for in situ modulation of these colloidal superstructures.

37 ticles into various complex 1-D nanoparticle superstructures.

38 tors involved in the assembly of DNA origami superstructures.

39 urface morphologies indicative of aggregated superstructures.

40 makes possible the preparation of diverse NP superstructures.

41 25]crown-8-based monomers gives only achiral superstructures.

42 ul approach for the generation of functional superstructures.

43 implants restored with cemented and screwed superstructures.

44 minated for both cemented and screw-retained superstructures.

45 y of buckminsterfullerene (C60) into ordered superstructures.

46 called PopZ self-assembles into 3D polymeric superstructures.

47 hose of the single-helical gold nanoparticle superstructures.

48 generate highly fluorescent CdS quantum dot superstructures.

49 s to composite IR plasmons in graphene moire superstructures.

50 facets of UCNP, forming various addressable superstructures.

51 , 5, 10, and 15 years after insertion of the superstructure, a microbiological and radiographic exami

52 We report two different superstructures: a superatomic relative of the CsCl latt

53 further assembles into a left-handed helical superstructure aligned along the crystallographic c axis

54 estigations revealed that the cyclic dimeric superstructure also dominates in solution, except when e

55 The solid-state superstructures also indicate that localized radical-rad

56 ed picture tying together the global helical superstructure and conformational properties of the bina

57 Previously unidentified superstructure and immiscibility features in high-purity

58 ed in disruption of the tumorigenic collagen superstructure and in reduction of primary tumor growth.

59 membrane, were aligned with the cytoskeletal superstructure and occurred at higher density in mitocho

60 ed on preassembled components of the desired superstructure and programmed nearest-neighbour DNA-medi

61 oversy over the origin of the incommensurate superstructure and suggest a new structural model that i

62 on of the glyphosate fraction bound to humic superstructures and association constants (K(a)) and Gib

63 Biomimetics inspired by superstructures and extraordinary properties of teeth ha

64 ly aid the design of more complex alpha-beta superstructures and further our understanding of the fac

65 for controlling length and directionality of superstructures and is analogous to the "reprogramming"

66 f nanoparticles, their assembly into regular superstructures and photonic materials remains challengi

67 ired for the construction of complex protein superstructures and the selective control of cellular pr

68 lly controlling the topology of nanoparticle superstructures and the stereochemical organization of d

69 In addition, a 6-fold modulated superstructure appears owing to an ordered slab-like seg

70 The nC60-stir superstructure ( approximately 100 nm) reproducibly disi

71 of the leucine-rich repeat (LRR) ectodomain superstructure are utilized for interaction with the cog

72 modeling simulations showed that the helical superstructures are composed of dimeric double-cable tap

73 plasmon modes associated with the colloidal superstructures are evidenced by performing monochromate

74 ransducer-impregnated self-organized helical superstructures are found to exhibit unprecedented rever

75 tructures that occur in vivo, although which superstructures are naturally occurring and what could b

76 The larger (>5 microm) superstructures are not disrupted under the conditions u

77 This discovery shows that adsorbate-induced superstructures are not limited to special grain boundar

78 ains," but the biological functions of these superstructures are not well understood.

79 The colloidal superstructures are optically transparent, enabling remo

80 approaches, although self-assembly routes to superstructures are promising.

81 mples of similar semiconducting polymer-SWNT superstructures are reported that demonstrate that the c

82 Such superstructures are solvent-stable and the chirality dif

83 py and electron tomography revealed that the superstructures are uniform and consist of monodisperse

84 Helical superstructures are widely observed in nature, in synthe

85 for self-assembly studies into finite-sized superstructures as well as crystals with as of yet inacc

86 lizes the coiled coil, resulting in a labile superstructure, as evidenced by solution x-ray scatterin

87 rent [24]crown-8-based monomer forms dimeric superstructures, as revealed by X-ray crystallography an

88 table and resemble to some extent biological superstructures assembled from proteins.

89 interfacial potentials due not only to Moire superstructures but also to novel electronic orderings o

90 es can reassemble into circular rosette-like superstructures, but the underlying signaling mechanisms

91 egation in eukaryotes is driven by a complex superstructure called the mitotic spindle.

92 g mitosis and meiosis is driven by a complex superstructure called the spindle.

93 bpopulation of neurons, the ECM condenses to superstructures called perineuronal nets (PNNs) that sur

94 This cellular superstructure can display increased resistance to antib

95 the vimentin network acts as a load-bearing superstructure capable of integrating and reorienting ac

96 Superstructures, combining nanoscopic constituents into

97 rization of DNA nanotubes, a self-assembling superstructure composed of DNA tiles.

98 The nC60-stir was a superstructure composed of face-centered cubic (fcc) clo

99 ion reveals that the 150 kDa subunits form a superstructure composed of two segmented and twisted str

100 and X-ray diffraction (XRD) to interpret the superstructure composing aqueous fullerene C60 nanoparti

101 are integrated into a single bifunctional 3D superstructure comprising small gold satellites self-ass

102 ortantly, these supernanoparticles exhibit a superstructure consisting of a close-packed magnetic nan

103 mphiphiles and form a series of single-layer superstructures consisting of bundles, tubes, and sheets

104 this letter, we demonstrate construction of superstructures consisting of heterogeneous DNA motifs u

105 diffraction reflections indicative of a CeO2 superstructure containing ordered oxygen vacancies.

106 nons that emerge from the periodicity of the superstructures contribute to thermal transport.

107 ing precision control over the nanofibrillar superstructure, crystalline morphology or molecular orie

108 The formation of this superstructure depends on the adaptor protein CheW, whic

109 in a polymer thin film and we observe unique superstructures derived from edge-edge or face-face inte

110 hat X2-Ph crystallizes into a densely packed superstructure, despite the criss-crossed conformations

111 Pb ultrathin films exhibit a Moire superstructure due to the lattice mismatch of Pb and IrT

112 ansfer interaction in the long-range ordered superstructure enables the crystals to demonstrate exter

113 ic direction of a soft, cubic liquid-crystal superstructure, exhibiting an alternate uniform and rand

114 Surprisingly, such sparse tetragonal superstructure exhibits much higher thermostability than

115 etry boundaries, but it is not known whether superstructures exist at general grain boundaries in pol

116 en reversible chirality inversion of helical superstructures fabricated from different nematic hosts

117 s the creation of new and stable soft-matter superstructures far from equilibrium.

118 are reported; S-PBN(b)-Ph4 PDI-[(6,5) SWNT] superstructures feature a PDI electron acceptor unit pos

119 y a receptor-induced conversion into helical superstructures (filaments) assembled from its globular

120 These findings suggest a more complex superstructure for amyloid than hitherto suspected and p

121 ale objects into two-dimensional (2D) and 3D superstructures for exploiting their collective effects.

122 e in situ allowing template to macrocycle to superstructure formation and the ability to exchange the

123 (6)][AuBr(4)](alpha-cyclodextrin)(2)}n chain superstructure formed during the rapid co-precipitation

124 It was found that superstructures formed are dependent on the length of th

125 placed on the characterization of the chiral superstructures formed upon the deposition of the submon

126 rms, the most prominent sets of paralogs are superstructure-forming proteins with repetitive domains,

127 tain DNA-binding or protein-binding domains, superstructure-forming repeats, such as WD40 and TPR, an

128 disorder (or defects) in the one-dimensional superstructure found in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8.

129 Spherulites, a common crystalline superstructure found in these systems, for example, inco

130 bly upon crystallization of a double-helical superstructure from an enantiopure macrocyclic dimer whi

131 e a self-organized, phototunable 3D photonic superstructure from monodisperse droplets of one-dimensi

132 teria for next-generation mesoporous network superstructures from binary nanoparticle mixtures for po

133 nd physics is spontaneously to form intended superstructures from designed building blocks.

134 Bottom-up fabrication of complex 3D hollow superstructures from nonspherical building blocks (BBs)

135 ledge, the self-assembly of such solid-state superstructures from two conformational diastereoisomers

136 ers have the capacity to form stereoisomeric superstructures further complicating the study of this s

137 n of the octahedral tilt modulation with the superstructure geometry and lattice-parameter variations

138 Yet larger superstructures (>5 microm) are formed when the concentr

139 However, such superstructures have not been revealed for RNA.

140 n of highly ordered, one-dimensional tubular superstructures, held together by means of multiple [CHO

141 the recognition and modulation of chromosome superstructure; however, recent evidence has indicated t

142 edness inversion of a self-organized helical superstructure (i.e., a cholesteric liquid crystal phase

143 hirality inversion in self-organized helical superstructures (i.e. cholesteric, chiral nematic liquid

144 d a thermally driven, self-organized helical superstructure, i.e., thermoresponsive cholesteric liqui

145 act as a chiral dopant and induce a helical superstructure in an achiral liquid crystal host but als

146 vironment of the cell, such as the chromatin superstructure in eukaryotes, seem to have a profound ef

147 tion and theory enables exquisite control of superstructure in highly ordered porous three-dimensiona

148 direct observations of the evolution of the superstructure in La1/3Ca2/3MnO3 in real space, as well

149 of con-T, con-T[K7gamma], assumes a dimeric superstructure in the presence of Ca(2+) at pH values co

150 plate-primer, which may reduce the degree of superstructure in the template-primer.

151 m oligomers in vitro, perhaps reflecting its superstructure in vivo.

152 toms, features a hexagonal-diamond-like gold superstructure in which tunnels along the 3-fold axes ar

153 ined, branched, zigzag, and cyclic colloidal superstructures in a highly site-specific manner by surf

154 gnetite self-assemble into arrays of helical superstructures in a template-free manner with >99% yiel

155 highlight the utility of these polymer-SWNT superstructures in experiments that establish the potent

156 and spectroscopy electronic aspects of Moire superstructures in nanoscale Pb quantum films grown on I

157 ity to predefine chiral or racemic colloidal superstructures in nematic colloids.

158 dimensional aggregation into beta-sheet-like superstructures in the presence of a central chromophore

159 the materials adopt orthorhombic perovskite superstructures in which the RuO6 octahedra are tetragon

160 and spheres, obtaining a class of colloidal superstructures, including cubic and tetragonal colloida

161 oduce interesting two- and three-dimensional superstructures, including ribbons of nanorods.

162 etrahydrofuran, APMNs assembled into various superstructures, including unimolecular micelles, cluste

163 This supramolecular superstructure incorporates all the advantages of polyme

164 exerting forces perpendicular to the stapes superstructure, increasing middle ear impedance and atte

165 er stacking, or through formation of helical superstructures, into eumelanin macromolecules.

166 The corresponding superstructure involves a modulated displacement of Ce a

167 mbly, and the formation of an interconnected superstructure is a key feature of polar organization in

168 zigzag pattern deformation of a soft helical superstructure is demonstrated in a photoresponsive self

169 Imposing chirality into nanoscale superstructures is a major step forward toward systemati

170 DNA to assemble inorganic nanoparticles into superstructures is an emerging strategy to build non-tox

171 ecture within a class of chiral nanoparticle superstructures is important for fine-tuning their chiro

172 articles using rationally designed plasmonic superstructures is presented.

173 The global and local ordering of these superstructures is programmed by the precise engineering

174 facilitate the compaction of DNA into dense superstructures known as chromatin.

175 systematically engineered via the octahedral superstructures leading to a modulated magnetization in

176 subsequent processing into quantum-confined superstructures, materials, and devices.

177 We suggest that this kind of nucleoprotein superstructure may be important for p53 binding to respo

178 ordered, segregation-induced grain boundary superstructures occur at randomly selected general grain

179 , and immediate self-assembly into fibrillar superstructures occurs.

180 the previously proposed concentric cylinder superstructure of bilayers applies, the diffusion data i

181 Controlling superstructure of binary nanoparticle mixtures in three

182 )Ge, a reapportioned radical2 x radical2 x 1 superstructure of CeMg(2)Si(2) (P4/mmm), exhibits checke

183 Ba8Au16P30 crystallizes in an orthorhombic superstructure of clathrate-I featuring a complete separ

184 The mechanism leading to changes in the superstructure of endothelial cells exposed to ischemia

185 , genistein also induced the collapse of the superstructure of endothelial cells upon reoxygenation.

186 nsic deformations within the low temperature superstructure of magnetite provides new insights into t

187 Here we report the full low-temperature superstructure of magnetite, determined by high-energy X

188 s, respectively, and a locally ordered (2x2) superstructure of molecular water.

189 ts were found to be able to induce a helical superstructure of opposite handedness.

190 t of the fluctuations in the nanometre-scale superstructure of spin- and charge-density waves associa

191 f a targeted surface define the sequence and superstructure of surface-organizing peptides.

192 Ca10Cd27Cu2 adopts a C-centered monoclinic superstructure of the 1/1 Bergman approximant structure,

193 The DFT calculated superstructure of the [2]pseudorotaxane 3 subsetCBPQT(4+

194 b-40 nm resolution images of the filamentous superstructure of the bacterial actin protein MreB in li

195 The solid-state superstructure of the cocrystals reveals that a 2:1 rati

196 However, a fortuitous solid-state superstructure of the expected 1:1 complex revealed its

197 The high-pressure phase is a superstructure of the infinite-layered tetragonal superc

198 The solid-state superstructure of the oligoviologen with three BIPY(2+)

199 The solid-state superstructure of this cyclophane reveals a herringbone-

200 The helical superstructure of this TubRC may indicate convergent evo

201 izes the heterotrimeric collagen type I, the superstructure of which is unknown.

202 handedness inversion to the induced helical superstructures of cholesteric liquid crystals are highl

203 guarantee helically wrapped polymer-nanotube superstructures of fixed helical chirality.

204 lable manipulation of self-organized dynamic superstructures of functional molecular materials by ext

205 e that guests play in constructing assembled superstructures of hosts and offers a novel approach to

206 may find uses in self-assembled topological superstructures of knotted particles linked by nematic f

207 hirality (the handedness) of dynamic helical superstructures of molecular and macromolecular systems

208 Two diverse superstructures of nanoscopic CdSe were prepared using s

209 of electrodes, as well as the self-organised superstructures of the monolayers of switchable MIMs emp

210 Thus, by controlling the superstructures of the supramolecular polymers with the

211 es that organize into geometrically specific superstructures on molecular surfaces, directing further

212 s) can self-assemble into complex, organized superstructures on patterned surfaces through fluid-medi

213 l copolymers can self-assemble into lamellar superstructures, only P2 and P4 show a propensity to pi-

214 fields, such as building blocks for complex superstructures, optical biosensors, and optoelectronic

215 ediately induce an optically tunable helical superstructure or retain an achiral photoresponsive liqu

216 ediately induce an optically tunable helical superstructure or to retain an achiral liquid-crystal ph

217 e., cubes instead of spheres) into 3D hollow superstructures (or "colloidosomes").

218 Two-dimensional (2D) van der Waals (vdW) superstructures, or vdW solids, are formed by the precis

219 The same superstructures, p(1 x 2) on anatase and c(2 x 2) on rut

220 One domain type shows extremely weak superstructure phenomena revealed by atomic-resolution s

221 These results demonstrate that the PADI6/CPL superstructure plays a key role in regulating MT-mediate

222 Expanding the library of self-assembled superstructures provides insight into the behaviour of a

223 dentical, mixtures of these form homogeneous superstructures, rather than mixed species.

224 y, the reflection wavelength of the photonic superstructure red-shifted, whereas its reverse process

225 s through anion exchange regulates the actin superstructures required for bone resorption.

226 ubR from Bacillus megaterium forms a helical superstructure resembling that of ParR.

227 ions with 2a x 2a and radical3a x radical3a superstructures, respectively.

228 We propose that beta-sheet superstructures resulting from crystal contact interacti

229 Solid-state superstructures, resulting from assemblies programmed by

230 VP was shown to cause the disassembly of the superstructures, resulting in the first examples of wate

231 The fused superstructures retain the native morphology and crystal

232 mechanical calculations agree well with the superstructure revealed by X-ray crystallography for CBP

233 uclei) that assembled further to form beaded superstructures similar to early protofibrils.

234 This "meso-superstructured solar cell" exhibits exceptionally few f

235 , leading to a new type of solar cell - meso-superstructured solar cells (MSSCs) with a high power co

236 nt of their side chains to form well-defined superstructures such as nanoscale bow ties and macrocycl

237 The CDW-type behaviour of the manganite superstructure suggests that unusual transport and struc

238 further structural decoding of other 2D vdW superstructure systems with more complex Moire images.

239 in an emulsion droplet creates micron-sized superstructures, termed photonic balls.

240 Held, we revealed an elaborate cytoskeletal superstructure that connected a subset of mitochondria t

241 est that these proteins are parts of a polar superstructure that holds PilQ monomers in a cluster and

242 h = 10 +/- 2 nm), providing a self-assembled superstructure that maintains structural homogeneity in

243 -after intermediate A(2/3)FePO4 (A = Na, Li) superstructures that are characterized by alkali ions as

244 Cytoskeletal filaments form diverse superstructures that are highly adapted for specific fun

245 from 0.1 to 0.7 h(-1) and the engineering of superstructures that can release two different preloaded

246 arge-area striping reminiscent of the stripe superstructures that characterize the proximity of the s

247 assembly of single-helical gold nanoparticle superstructures that exhibit exceptionally strong chirop

248 e continuous influx of energy and results in superstructures that exist out of equilibrium.

249 chirality and the population of polymer-SWNT superstructures that feature the unexpected polymer heli

250 crystals (CLCs)--are self-organized helical superstructures that find practical application in, for

251 supermicelles and one-dimensional (1D) or 3D superstructures that persist in both solution and the so

252 ived bisimide (PDI) electron acceptors forms superstructures that undergo fast photoinduced charge se

253 yanoethylene (TCNE) can be inserted into the superstructure through a single-crystal-to-single-crysta

254 ve self-organized cholesteric liquid crystal superstructure under the simultaneous influence of an ap

255 osheets are the most direct features for vdW superstructures under microscopic imaging.

256 signaling pathway in which a complex protein superstructure underlies sophisticated sensory performan

257 nteraction determines a reticular array-like superstructure underlying receptor clustering.

258 lf-organizing into optically tunable helical superstructures undoubtedly represent a striking example

259 hieved within a class of chiral nanoparticle superstructures via careful design and selection of pept

260 e resulting nanoparticle impregnated helical superstructure was found to exhibit unprecedented revers

261 esponsive liquid crystal phase whose helical superstructure was induced and tuned reversibly upon lig

262 n achiral liquid-crystal phase whose helical superstructure was induced and tuned reversibly upon vis

263 ng CDSA to generate fence-like "shish-kebab" superstructures was also explored.

264 Within these superstructures, we demonstrate various compositions and

265 x formation, which tethers the vesicles into superstructures, we show that the melting temperature of

266 l and orientational characteristics of these superstructures were determined using a transmission ele

267 d oligomerization--only dimeric and trimeric superstructures were formed at experimentally attainable

268 Five iron porphyrins with different superstructures were immobilized on self-assembled-monol

269 surfaces, and one-dimensional self-assembled superstructures were observed for both 2 and 1 due to th

270 Sub-100 nm hollow gold nanoparticle superstructures were prepared in a direct one-pot reacti

271 self-assemble into a variety of anisotropic superstructures when they are dispersed in the correspon

272 axane and its dumbbell precursor form linear superstructures which we propose are helical in nature.

273 n in a 1:1 molar ratio in the double-helical superstructure, whose handedness is dictated by the choi

274 n to a crystallographic subgroup and forms a superstructure with a cell doubling along the a- and b-a

275 Here we report a Na5/8MnO2 superstructure with a pronounced static CJTE that is cou

276 A FS superstructure with Q1 = (1/2,1/2,1/2) appears in all LN

277 asuring the thermal evolution of the lattice superstructure with reciprocal-space probes alone can le

278 external, dynamic control to self-organized superstructures with desired functionalities is an impor

279 emote, and dynamic control to self-organized superstructures with desired properties is an important

280 domains packed into isotropic amorphous-like superstructures with lateral correlation lengths increas

281 ssembly of colloidal nanocrystals (NCs) into superstructures with long-range translational and orient

282 d by a reduction reaction, gold nanoparticle superstructures with P-helicity were prepared from the s

283 for creating tunable and functional particle superstructures with significant practical applications.

284 tuning self-organized three-dimensional (3D) superstructures with tailored functionality is crucial i

285 Luminescent network: Colloidal excimer superstructures with unique optical and electronic prope

286 3m structure (x = 3.13(4)), and a cubic Fm3m superstructure (x = 2.69(6)), form preferentially depend