... pentagonal and hexagonal SiNWs along the /11 0S direction Justo et al [24] reported classical molecular dynamic simulationsof silicon nanowires of various shapes and orientations Menon [20] and Ponomareva ... potential consists of two- and three-body interaction terms and were originally fitted to describe the crystalline and liquid silicon phases This potential consists of sums of two- and three-body ... properties of SiNWs The loading state in the present tension simulations is as follows: the relative positions of atoms within the five atomic layers at the top and bottom of NWs are fixed during simulations, ...
... class of simulators which is capable of making very long SON simulations with the necessary levelof accuracy It can be understood as a smart extension of snapshotbased tools with a time axis and ... Zload,c , Zpower,c , and Zctrl,c to a single number of unsatisfied users per cell With our high levelof abstraction this is quite challenging since the sets of load-, power-, and control-unsatisfied ... generate a large number S of random C-tuples {v1,s , v2,s , , vC,s } with s = S containing samples of the random variables v1 , v2 , , vC As long as the number of samples S is sufficiently...
... MD simulation of the RNIL process The objectives of this study are to understand the deformation behavior of imprinted film and the effect of adhesion and friction with changes of the roller tooth ... displacement of 0.002° per time step The unit of time step was 10-15 s The characteristic width and height of the roller tooth were both nm The roller was composed of 11294 atoms The width and height of ... imprinting caused the slip planes of (101) and ð" "Þ to occur at the left and right sides of the tooth at a 101 rotation angle of 31°, as shown in Fig 4c Effect of Taper Angle on Roller Nanoimprint...
... strain levelof 22% for armchair and up-to a strain levelof 16% for zigzag tube It will be also demonstrated that the tZ-λZ response of SWCNT depends on θ but it is independent of D and L The ... load (Pcr) and buckling strain (cr) of CNT depend on length (L), diameter (D), wall number, and θ of SWCNT We show that the Pcr and cr of zigzag SWCNT are greater than the Pcr or cr of its armchair ... number, and θ of non-chiral SWCNTs For chiral CNTs, Mcr and cr depend on twist direction also Mcr and cr of chiral SWCNT under anti-clockwise torsion, is greater than the Mcr and cr of chiral...
... move out of the target with a velocity of about a thousand meters per second -100 10 15 20 Tim e (ps) 25 30 Figure 10 (a) Depths of the solid melted and vaporized, and (b) rate of melting and evaporation ... S., and Kuroki, M., 1993, "Molecular Dynamics Study of Solid Melting and Vaporization by Laser Irradiation," International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 36, pp 20612067 Herrmann, R F W., and ... target and expressed as dI = − I (z ) / τ dz (13) certain range between the solid and the liquid, which is shown as the co-existence of the peak and the high base of the number density of atoms...
... move out of the target with a velocity of about a thousand meters per second -100 10 15 20 Tim e (ps) 25 30 Figure 10 (a) Depths of the solid melted and vaporized, and (b) rate of melting and evaporation ... S., and Kuroki, M., 1993, "Molecular Dynamics Study of Solid Melting and Vaporization by Laser Irradiation," International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 36, pp 20612067 Herrmann, R F W., and ... target and expressed as dI = − I (z ) / τ dz (13) certain range between the solid and the liquid, which is shown as the co-existence of the peak and the high base of the number density of atoms...
... move out of the target with a velocity of about a thousand meters per second -100 10 15 20 Tim e (ps) 25 30 Figure 10 (a) Depths of the solid melted and vaporized, and (b) rate of melting and evaporation ... S., and Kuroki, M., 1993, "Molecular Dynamics Study of Solid Melting and Vaporization by Laser Irradiation," International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 36, pp 20612067 Herrmann, R F W., and ... target and expressed as dI = − I (z ) / τ dz (13) certain range between the solid and the liquid, which is shown as the co-existence of the peak and the high base of the number density of atoms...
... L–1) and as films on quartz 86 Figure 6.3.3 XPS spectra of ETLs with various thickness deposited on Ag, (a) and (c) P 2p core levelof Phen-NaDPO and NaBDPO, (b) and (d) C1s core levelof ... resonance of the molecule states and metal continuum of states gives rise to a shift and broadening of the molecular levels Thus, in the final energy level alignment, both the interfacial dipole and ... inhibition of recombination of carriers The most important parameter controlling the spontaneous and continuous photocurrent is the energy level offsets of the HOMOs (and LUMOs) between donor and acceptors,...
... moisture stability of MOFs.130 With the development of stable MOFs, the perspective of using MOFs expands to new applications Janiak and coworkers employed ISE-1, a water stable MOF, as adsorbent ... adsorption, mobility, and vibration of water in ion-exchanged zeolite-like MOFs Molecular understanding for the adsorption of water and alcohols in hydrophilic and hydrophobic zeolitic MOFs is discussed ... framework atoms and heavy metal ions 103 ix List of Figures Figure 1.1 Synthesis of MOF-5 and Cu-BTC from molecular building blocks Figure 1.2 Application-oriented properties of MOFs with prototypical...
... design of new materials and optimization of engineering processes Numerous MC and MD simulations have been reported for adsorption and diffusion of fluids in inorganic and organic zeolites,79-84 and ... materials and biocatalysts.1,2 The pore sizes, surface areas, and porosities of protein crystals can vary with the nature of proteins and crystallization conditions, and thus offer a wide variety of ... MOLECULARSIMULATIONSOF TRANSPORT AND SEPARATION IN PROTEIN CRYSTALS HU ZHONGQIAO (B Eng & M Eng., Tsinghua University) A THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF PhD DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL AND...
... technology, molecular beacons) that decrease the number of handling steps, reduce contamination, and increase throughput and the accuracy of quantification will further enhance the utility of these ... mutants Confirmation of spontaneous remission or co-infection Detection of low viral levels of uncertain clinical significance Cut-off levels for inactive disease unclear Threshold levels for progressive ... necessary should the rate of emergence of resistance and the impact of such mutations turn out to be clinically relevant for therapy management Molecular Mechanisms of Drug Resistance HBV is...
... topics of neurobiological study of Alzheimer’s disease include the unraveling of the molecular mechanisms of neurofibrillary tangle formation in neuronal and glial cells; the molecular processing of ... of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Proteomics, Preface XI Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, since the time of Professor Jiro Kaneko and Professor Tsuyoshi Nishimura, and ... Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST), Takayama, Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Psychiatry, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University, Suita, Japan and Department of Biochemistry and Molecular...
... Theory and Estimates, RAND Corporation, R-3028-AF, 1984, and the extension of the basic DRM to take into account the effect of the availability of multiyear contracts to certain classes of Air ... (USAF) needs to attract, promote, and retain the appropriate quantity and quality (e.g., experience level) of officers to execute current and future missions The pay and promotion system is a key tool ... policies RAND Project AIR FORCE RAND Project AIR FORCE (PAF), a division of the RAND Corporation, is the U.S Air Force’s federally funded research and development center for studies and analyses...
... f of weight k+1 andlevel N d where N is the levelof f and −d is the discriminant of K In fact f , θχ /Ω = α θχ , θχ /Ω = αL(k + 1, χχρ )/Ω where α is the coefficient of θχ in the expansion of ... finishing the proof of the integrality of the modular form g (and of the ratio f, f / g, g ) An amazing consequence of the integrality of g is that we can deduce from it the integrality of the Rankin-Selberg ... subspace of Sk (Γ, ω) generated by the images of all these maps is called the space of oldforms oflevel N + and character ω The orthogonal complement of the oldspace is called the new subspace and...
... binding and affinity for I-Au because of occupation of the P1 pocket Recent thermodynamic and kinetic studies of the binding of TCRs to peptide–MHC ligands suggested that the low affinity of the ... Comparison of the conformation of active and nonactive backbone cyclic analogs of substance P as a tool to elucidate features of the bioactive conformation: NMR andmolecular dynamics in DMSO and water ... the side chain of Arg78 (Hg) and Glu82 (Hc1) and the medium-range NOE between the side chains of Asp81 (Hb) and Arg78 (Hg and Hc)] In addition, Glu82 interacts with the side chain of Lys75 The...
... visualization of structure and dynamics of biomolecules and STO – A program for computing stochastic paths In Modeling of Biomolecular Structure 4069 Effect of A .C mismatch in PNAÆDNA and DNA duplexes and ... loss of hydrogen bond and weak stacking and also (b) entropic and enthalpic contribution resulting from the nature of interaction of water in the vicinity of mismatch [16] However, lack of structural ... 2B) of the DNA strand, and GA(23–24) (Fig 2C) and AT(24–25) (Fig 2D) steps of the PNA strand, flanking the A24 C7 mismatch in PDwt (Scheme 1), and the corresponding AT(6–7) & TC(7–8) steps of the...
... of primary amino acid structures of EcR and USP from L decemlineata (b) the analysis of mRNA expression profile of L decemlineata, EcR and USP, and (c) the measurement of the binding affinity of ... 6.29 and L migratoria USP showed higher homology to RXR of human and mouse than USP isoforms of dipteran and lepidopteran insects Thus, the functions of USP of L decemlineata, T molitor and L ... amino acid sequence of the PCR product was homologous to a corresponding part of EcRs of other insects Then we subsequently conducted 5¢-RACE and 3¢-RACE, and sequences of 1337-bp and 998-bp fragments...
... citrate and 0.1% formic acid) and spotted (0.5 lL) on a stainless steel MALDI target (Opti-TOF; Applied Biosystems) MALDI-TOF-TOF MS and MS ⁄ MS spectra were acquired with a MALDI-TOF ⁄ TOFÔ 4800 ... 11 andand 13, respectively Similar samples treated with BS3 are seen in lanes and 9, and 12 andand 14, respectively The arrows show the cross-linked Ure2p–Ssa1p complexes with apparent molecular ... apparent molecular masses of 120 and 160 kDa were excised Each protein band was subjected to in-gel enzymatic cleavage after reduction and alkylation of cysteine residues in the presence of 10 mm...
... [55] The volumes of the cavities are ˚ 601, 313, 637 and 1736 A3 for PAO, MAO N, MAO B and LSD1, respectively (B) Overview of the active site surrounding the flavin cofactor in each of the four structures ... Rossmann-fold topology and a substrate-binding domain Evolution has ‘modeled’ the structure of these AOD enzymes to fit different amine substrates and cellular landscapes LSD1 was the subject of a dali search ... peptide (residues 1–16 of the N-terminal tail) is in magenta (the two ends of the peptide, residues and 16, are labeled accordingly) The FAD cofactor is in yellow ball -and- stick representation...
... mutational rates of the exon of the 3FTx genes are much faster than those of the PLA genes, leading to high variation of KBf-3FTx Cloning and cDNA sequencing Venom glands of only one of the KBf specimens ... present in B candidus venom, while 3FTx-RK is 84% identical to bucain [25] of B candidus Calcium binding and kinetic parameter of the P31-PLAs Four PLAs (Va, Vb-2, VI and II) of KBf and Bf contain ... the prey of Bf and king cobra consists mainly of snakes and reptiles, which are distinct from those of other kraits (e.g B candidus and B multicinctus, which prey on small catfishes, eels and rodents...