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Communications Chemistry - Integration of F1 ATPase kinetic data and thermodynamics reveals a hidden tri-site intermediate
Communications Chemistry - EPHA2 regulates the abundance of amino acid transporter LAT3 through its receptor tyrosine kinase activity
Communications Chemistry - CoA transferases are crucial in fatty acid metabolism, yet their regulation by metabolic signals is not well understood. Here, the authors reveal a dual-layer regulatory...
Communications Chemistry - Attosecond chemistry involves developing strategies to manipulate the electronic coherent waves in molecules that influence the outcome of photoinduced reactions,...
Communications Chemistry - Wearable textile displays have emerged as a promising platform for next-generation information interaction due to their inherent flexibility and skin conformity, but...
Communications Chemistry - Materials recovery facilities (MRFs) face challenges with high rejection rates of post-consumer waste. Here, the authors transform lignocellulosic pulp from MRF rejects...
Communications Chemistry - Antimicrobial resistance poses a significant global health challenge, limiting the efficacy of conventional antibiotics. Here, the authors explore Os(II) polypyridyl...
Communications Chemistry - Non-peptidic macrocycles present a promising avenue for drug development, yet their conformational flexibility complicates membrane permeability prediction. Here, the...
Communications Chemistry - Intrinsic chain-end stabilization enables chain-transfer-agent-free living cationic ring-opening polymerization of cyclic enol ethers
Communications Chemistry - Persulfide dioxygenases (PDOs) protect against hydrogen sulfide and reactive sulfur species (RSS) poisoning. The bacterial PDO from Staphylococcus aureus CstB is unique...
Communications Chemistry - The performance of lithium-ion batteries is influenced by the electrode drying process due to the risk of binder transport, highlighting the need for efficient methods...
Communications Chemistry - Materials chemistry research at primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs) is often framed in terms of the constraints faced by faculty members, such as smaller research...
Communications Chemistry - Nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR) has attracted attention as a potential low-cost, high-throughput route to stand-off screening of fentanyl. Here, the authors combine...
Communications Chemistry - Photo-crosslinking is a powerful technique for probing complex biological systems, yet developing high-affinity peptides that efficiently crosslink with target proteins...
Communications Chemistry - The use of residual flotation reagents in mineral-processing wastewater poses environmental risks that require the development of heterogeneous catalysts for efficient...
Communications Chemistry - Protonation can introduce an extra handle, besides light, in controlling the properties of photoswitches, opening the way to multi-stimuli responsive functional...
Communications Chemistry - Although pure shift nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) effectively reduces spectral overlap caused by multiplet structure, existing pure shift methods lack the bandwidth to...
Communications Chemistry - Nucleoside triphosphates, cyclic monophosphates, and amino acids are thought to have coexisted in the prebiotic environment, yet their combined role in early biomolecular...
Communications Chemistry - The conventional view of chemical pressure, which is defined as a structural distortion induced by chemical substitution, serves as an analogue to physical pressure, but...
Communications Chemistry - The hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and the hydrogen oxidation reaction (HOR) exhibit an anomalous, non-Nernstian pH dependence that has motivated competing mechanistic...