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Advanced Science, EarlyView.Using a minimal set of experimentally labeled antimicrobial and non‐antimicrobial peptides, we reconstruct the effective lipid composition of a pathogenic membrane ‐demonstrated at the example of bacterial membranes‐ through a physics‐based evolutionary molecular dynamics (Evo‐MD) approach. Optimization based on peptide insertion reveals broad‐spectrum
Maximilian Krebs, Herre Jelger Risselada
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Artificial Intelligence‐Guided Phenotypic Drug Repurposing Against Streptococcus pneumoniae
Advanced Science, EarlyView.Integrated artificial intelligence (AI) ensembles identify highly potent repurposed drugs against Streptococcus pneumoniae. Prospective virtual screening of 6747 drugs uncovers nine active candidates, including thiostrepton. This drug exhibits low picomolar potency and bypasses established resistance in multidrug‐resistant strains, demonstrating an ...
Joshua S. Fitch +6 more
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Scalable Crackle‐Lithography for Multifunctional Enclosed Plastic Nanofluidic Devices
Advanced Science, EarlyView.Crackle‐lithography enables scalable fabrication of enclosed plastic‐substrate‐based nanofluidic devices with interconnected nanochannels that enable molecular transport, optical interrogation, confined electroless copper deposition, and ionic memristive behavior.
Tirumala Rao Dumpala +8 more
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Leaf Size Estimation Based on Leaf Length, Width and Shape [PDF]
Annals of Botany, 2021 AbstractBackground and AimsLeaf size has considerable ecological relevance, making it desirable to obtain leaf size estimations for as many species worldwide as possible. Current global databases, such as TRY, contain leaf size data for ~30 000 species, which is only ~8% of known species worldwide.
Ian J. Wright +2 more
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Global Climatic Drivers of Leaf Size [PDF]
Science, 2017 Leaf size, climate, and energy balance Why does plant leaf size increase at lower latitudes, as exemplified by the evolutionary success of species with very large leaves in the tropics? Wright et al.
Peter Wilf, Mark Westoby, Ian J. Wright
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Leaf Hydraulics Coordinated With Leaf Economics and Leaf Size in Mangrove Species Along a Salinity Gradient [PDF]
Plant Diversity, 2023 Independence among leaf economics, leaf hydraulics and leaf size confers plants great capability in adapting to heterogeneous environments. However, it remains unclear whether the independence of the leaf traits revealed across species still holds within species, especially under stressed conditions.
Deliang Kong +2 more
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Leaf Mutant 7 Encoding Heat Shock Protein OsHSP40 Regulates Leaf Size in Rice [PDF]
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2022 Leaf size is an important agronomic trait directly affecting yield in rice, and thus understanding the genes determining leaf size is important in breeding.
Zhoufei Wang, Zhoufei Wang, Zhibo Huang
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Application of Leaf Size and Leafing Intensity Scaling Across Subtropical Trees [PDF]
Ecology and Evolution, 2020 AbstractUnderstanding the scaling between leaf size and leafing intensity (leaf number per stem size) is crucial for comprehending theories about the leaf costs and benefits in the leaf size–twig size spectrum. However, the scaling scope of leaf size versus leafing intensity changes along the twig leaf size variation in different leaf habit species ...
Jun Sun, Jinlong Li, Dongliang Cheng
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New Phytologist, 2006 The implications of extensive variation in leaf size for biomass distribution between physiological and support tissues and for overall leaf physiological activity are poorly understood.
Ülo Niinemets, Angelika Portsmuth
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The effects of group size, leaf size, and density on the performance of a leaf‐mining moth
Journal of Animal Ecology, 20081. The effects of two factors, leaf size and group size, on the performance of the Tupelo leafminer, Antispila nysaefoliella (Lepidoptera: Heliozelidae), were examined by fitting growth models to mine expansion data using nonlinear mixed-effects models. 2.
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