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Extracellular vesicles from Limosilactobacillus johnsonii reach the mammary gland through the gut‐mammary axis, where their palmitic acid (C16:0) induce the dynamic changes in CD36 palmitoylation in mammary epithelial cells, thereby facilitating fatty acid uptake as substrates and enhance milk fat synthesis in HC11 cells via PPARγ signalling.
Qihui Li+8 more
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Understanding Interphases and Interfaces of Battery Materials at the Nanoscale
Decoding Battery Interfaces. This review examines the significant challenges in characterizing battery interfaces—thin, complex layers vital for performance. Advanced techniques are surveyed, including in situ methods, and discuss data interpretation pitfalls.
Sergio Federico Mayer+9 more
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Équations différentielles stochastiques conduites par des lacets dans les groupes de Carnot [PDF]
Fabrice Baudoin
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c horizontal convexity on Carnot groups
Given a real-valued function $c$ defined on the cartesian product of a generic Carnot group $\G$ and the first layer $V_1$ of its Lie algebra, we introduce a notion of $c$ horizontal convex ($c$ H-convex) function on $\G$ as the supremum of a suitable family of affine functions; this family is defined pointwisely, and depends strictly on the horizontal
CALOGERO, ANDREA GIOVANNI, PINI, RITA
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Transitive bi-Lipschitz group actions and bi-Lipschitz parameterizations
We prove that Ahlfors 2-regular quasisymmetric images of the Euclidean plane are bi-Lipschitz images of the plane if and only if they are uniformly bi-Lipschitz homogeneous with respect to a group.
Freeman, David M.
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A note on the engulfing property and the $\Gamma ^{1+ \alpha }$-regularity of convex functions in Carnot groups [PDF]
Luca Capogna, Diego Maldonado
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Sub-Riemannian calculus on hypersurfaces in Carnot groups [PDF]
Donatella Danielli+2 more
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Chaotic Geodesics in Carnot Groups
The group of real 4 by 4 upper triangular matrices with 1s on the diagonal has a left-invariant subRiemannian (or Carnot-Caratheodory) structure whose underlying distribution corresponds to the superdiagonal. We prove that the associated subRiemannian geodesic flow is not completely integrable.
Montgomery, R., Shapiro, M., Stolin, A.
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The Hardy inequality and nonlinear parabolic equations on Carnot groups [PDF]
Jerome A. Goldstein, İsmail Kömbe
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Sharp weighted Hardy type inequalities and Hardy–Sobolev type inequalities on polarizable Carnot groups [PDF]
Jialin Wang, Pengcheng Niu
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