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Trimerization of CD40L-specific affibody molecules using collagen domains enhances target binding and CD40 blockade. [PDF]

open access: yesCell Mol Life Sci
Westerberg C   +7 more
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Temperature dependence of fusion barriers

Physical Review C, 1990
We calculate the free interaction energy of two finite-temperature nuclei in the sudden approximation by using realistic semiclassical energy-density functionals. The fusion barriers for intermediate-size systems come over their ground state values for higher temperatures in such a way that there is a critical temperature'' above which fusion cannot ...
, De, , Stocker
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Fusion limited by temperature

Nuclear Physics A, 1992
Abstract The effect of the temperature dependence of the free interaction energy on the fusion excitation function for the systems 40Ar + 27Al, 35Cl + 58Ni, 40Ca + 40Ca is investigated. The fusion cross section is found to vanish at energies around 25 MeV/u.
D. Bandyopadhyay   +3 more
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Neural networks fusion for temperature forecasting

Neural Computing and Applications, 2018
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José G. Hernández-Travieso   +3 more
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Effect of temperature on membrane fluidity and protoplast fusion

Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1980
The fusion of plant protoplasts is greatly enhanced by a rise in temperature in the presence of the fusion-inducing agents polyethylene glycol or polyvinyl alcohol. Kinetic analysis of this reaction reveals that membrane fluidity is important in regulating the fusion process.
M, Senda   +4 more
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Global Temperature Effects of the Use of Fusion Energy and the Fusion Torch

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 1971
Per capita energy requirements for the world are projected for 2000 AD and 2020 AD, The release of this energy will cause the surface temperature of the earth to rise. This places a limit on world population in terms of standard of living and increase in surface temperature.
W. A. Porter   +2 more
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Temperature dependence of sperm‐egg fusion and post‐fusion events in hamster fertilization

Journal of Experimental Zoology, 1978
AbstractThe effects of temperature (4–37°C) on sperm‐egg fusion and the post‐fusion events were studied. At 4–10°C, acrosome‐reacted spermatozoa bound to egg plasma membranes, but could not fuse with them. At 25°C or above, both binding and fusion took place.
Y, Hirao, R, Yanagimachi
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