Green Solvents Unlock Safer Ginkgo Extracts by Separating Toxins from Healing Compounds
Researchers used computationally screened deep eutectic solvents to recover ginkgo flavonoids while removing allergenic ginkgolic acids with high selectivity.
Researchers used computationally screened deep eutectic solvents to recover ginkgo flavonoids while removing allergenic ginkgolic acids with high selectivity.
Machine-learning simulations validated by solid-state NMR spectroscopy reveal that lithium ions form anion-free multi-ion clusters in battery electrolytes, and that ...
A pan-cancer computational study identified the buckwheat-derived compound fagopyrine as a strong predicted binder to the AKT1 kinase, positioning it ...
Researchers combined synchrotron diffraction, high-pressure calorimetry and molecular dynamics to reveal how pentaglycerine's hydrogen-bond network drives a giant pressure-induced cooling ...
A new PLOS Pathogens study shows that the short N-terminal region of alpha-1 giardin, a vaccine candidate protein from the ...
New simulations reveal that alternative extracellular arrangements of the platelet receptors GPVI and CLEC-2 differ dramatically in their resistance to ...
Molecular dynamics simulations show that a cobalt compositional gradient in CoCrNi medium-entropy alloys suppresses HCP phase transformation, promotes amorphization, intensifies ...
Researchers combined virtual screening, mutational analysis, molecular dynamics simulations, and antimicrobial testing to identify two promising small-molecule inhibitors of the ...
Machine learning and laboratory experiments have identified TGFBR1 as a novel molecular target of the mango compound mangiferin and shown ...
Chemists in Munich have created a four-amino-acid peptide weighing under 750 daltons that harvests visible light and catalyzes enantioselective deracemizations ...
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