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Single-nucleus RNA and ATAC sequencing reveals the impact of chromatin accessibility on gene expression in Arabidopsis roots at the single-cell level
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Ringing cancellation in Carr-Purcell-Meiboom-Gill-type sequences
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Energy group search engine based on surrogate models constructed with the RAVEN/NEWT/PHISICS sequence
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WASP: The Workbench Analysis Sequence Processor for Standardized Input Integration in Scientific Software
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Multiple Sequence Variants in STAC3 Affect Interactions with CaV1.1 and Excitation-Contraction Coupling
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Case study: Targeted RNA-sequencing of aged formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded samples for understanding chemical mode of action
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Conserved sequence features in intracellular domains of viral spike proteins
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A sui generis whipping-instability-based self-sequencing multi-monodisperse 2D spray from an anisotropic microfluidic liquid jet device
Well-defined aerosols pave the way for versatile basic and applied research. Here, we demonstrate a unique whipping instability that generates from a high-aspect-ratio microfluidic device resulting in a unique steady-state gas-focused whipping jet (WJ) without any need for electrification. This WJ device emanates a multi-monodisperse whipping spray jet with a two-dimensional (2D) profile. We demonstrate this phenomenon based on various fluidic parameters theoretically and experimentally. The 2D WJ’s unique behavior is derived using analytical fluid dynamics to explain jet diameter, whipping regime, and spreading angle. The phenomenon is further characterized experimentally by measuring the angle with respect to the flow rate, the distances between droplets, the droplet shapes, and the reproducibility of these parameters. We also explain the precise fabrication of such inexpensive devices. Lastly, we highlight these devices’ potential use as sample environments in versatile applications ranging from cryoelectron microscopy over mass spectrometry to drug formulation and structural studies at X-ray free-electron lasers.
Protein Condensate Formation via Controlled Multimerization of Intrinsically Disordered Sequences
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Ancestral Sequence Reconstruction of the Ethylene-Forming Enzyme
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Unraveling the Role of Charge Patterning in the Micellar Structure of Sequence-Defined Amphiphilic Peptoid Oligomers by Molecular Dynamics Simulations
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Unifying Weak and Strong Charge Correlations within the Random Phase Approximation: Polyampholytes of Various Sequences
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