Gadipelly, Thirupathi Dasgupta, Arup Sornadurai, D. Dhara, Sandip
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Applied Physics A
Y(OH)3 is the main precursor material to inherit desirable morphologies for Y2O3. The Y(OH)3 and Y2O3 are an important substitution for luminescent matrix and useful in temperature sensing applications. Nanostructured and phase-pure Y2O3 is also used as an essential dispersoid for the oxide dispersion strengthened steels which are candidate materia...
Gao, Zhanyao Yao, Binghua Xu, Tiantian
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Environmental technology
BiOBr nanosheets and BiOBr flower-like microspheres were prepared by hydrothermal method and solvothermal method, respectively. On this basis, BiOBr nanosheets were modified by reducing agent reduction, preparing successfully Bi/BiOBr nanosheets. The XRD, SEM, UV-VisDRS, XPS and UV-vis spectrophotometry were used to characterize the morphological s...
Marinho, Thais Aparecida Arruda, Eliane Pintor
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Marine Biodiversity
Tellinidae is one of the most diverse families in Brazilian coastal areas, comprising nine subfamilies, one of which is Macominae. These species are known for their morphological similarities, which make their identification difficult. To minimize such difficulties, taxonomists have sought methods or tools, such as the use of geometric morphometric...
Vlachou, C Arhakis, A Kotsanos, N
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European archives of paediatric dentistry : official journal of the European Academy of Paediatric Dentistry
The purpose of this study was to investigate defect distribution and morphology in hypomineralised second primary molars (HSPM), presence of similar defects in other primary teeth and clinical similarities with molar-incisor hypomineralisation (MIH). This clinical descriptive study involved children who attended a postgraduate paediatric dental cli...
He, Yuxia Chen, Shiping Liu, Jianqiao Kang, Xiangjin Liu, Haiying
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Journal of Ovarian Research
BackgroundHigh-quality single blastocyst transfer (SBT) is increasingly recommended to patients because of its acceptable pregnancy outcomes and significantly reduced multiple pregnancy rate compared to double blastocyst transfer (DBT). However, there is no consensus on whether this transfer strategy is also suitable for poor-quality blastocysts. M...
Nolte, Max Gal, Eyal Markram, Henry Reimann, Michael W.
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Network Neuroscience
We seek to understand how certain characteristics in the structure of neuron-to-neuron connectivity shape the activity of local neural circuits. The local connectivity of cortical networks features a nonrandom higher order structure characterized by the presence of tightly connected clusters of neurons. We use a biologically detailed model of neoco...
Sun, Liqun Lee, Fu-Tsuen van Amerom, Joshua F. P. Freud, Lindsay Jaeggi, Edgar Macgowan, Christopher K. Seed, Mike
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Journal of Congenital Cardiology
BackgroundCongenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common birth defect, affecting approximately eight per thousand newborns. Between one and two neonates per thousand have congenital cardiac lesions that require immediate post-natal treatment to stabilize the circulation, and the management of these patients in particular has been greatly enhance...
Woo, Ho Woo Lee, Jung Soon
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Fashion and Textiles
In this study, Aronia melanocarpa fruit was extracted with ethanol, distilled water (pH 7), acidified distilled waters (at pH 5 and 3) as the solvent, the total polyphenol content, total flavonoid content, and anti-oxidant activity of the extracts were analyzed. Then, we investigated the possibility of producing nanofibers by the electrospinning pr...
Kaczmarski, Mikołaj Kaczmarek, Jan M. Jankowiak, Łukasz Kolenda, Krzysztof Tryjanowski, Piotr
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Zoological Letters
IntroductionDespite the growing number of studies describing digit ratio patterns in tetrapods, knowledge concerning certain basic issues is still scarce. In lower vertebrates such as tailless amphibians (Anura), the numbering of individual fingers on the forelimbs and their homology with the fingers of other vertebrates pose an unsolved problem. B...
Weigmann, Simon Séret, Bernard Stehmann, Matthias F. W.
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Marine Biodiversity
A new deep-sea softnose skate, Notoraja hesperindica, is described based on six specimens caught in 1230–1600 m depths off southern Mozambique and northwestern Madagascar in the western Indian Ocean. The new species is a medium-sized species of Notoraja Ishiyama, 1958 reaching a total length of at least 539 mm. It is the only Notoraja species known...
