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Cuproptosis Inducers in Cancer Therapy: State of the Art and Challenges
Cuproptosis is emerging as a distinct copper‐dependent cell death pathway, highlighting copper as a potential metabolic vulnerability in cancer. This review examines how coordination chemistry, redox regulation, and nanomaterial design shape Cu reactivity and therapeutic outcomes.
Chiara Ragusa, Valentina Oliveri
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Crystal Structure of [Sr(SeC2H)2(NH3)2], Solved and Refined From Powder X‐Ray Diffraction Data
The synthesis and crystal structure of [Sr(SeC2H)2(NH3)2] are described, the first alkaline earth metal compound with the recently discovered –SeC2H anion. The title compound releases NH3 even under ambient conditions, so its crystal structure had to be determined from moderately resolved X‐ray powder diffraction data.
Lisa Körtgen +2 more
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The crystal structure of anhydrous cerium(III) acetate [Ce(CH3COO)3] is reported. Additionally, the interconversions in the cerium(III) acetate hydrate system were studied by in situ and ex situ PXRD. We report the synthesis and crystal structure of anhydrous cerium(III) acetate [Ce(CH3COO)3] (1) as well as the interconversions to different hydrated ...
Niklas Ruser +7 more
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Synthesis and Structure Solution of Ba[SeCN]2
The new quasi‐binary selenocyanate Ba[SeCN]2 was synthesized by the reaction of barium hydroxide with ammonium selenocyanate. Its crystal structure was determined from powder X‐ray diffraction (PXRD) data. Additionally, density functional theory (DFT) analysis and Raman spectroscopy were performed.
Alena Shlyaykher +4 more
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Microsecond X‐ray reflectometry
X‐ray reflectometry is accelerated to 213 µs net exposure time using galvanometer scanning, which enables unprecedented temporal resolution for studying dynamic thin‐film processes.We accelerate synchrotron X‐ray reflectometry (XRR) by more than an order of magnitude and demonstrate the acquisition of full reflectivity curves within 213 µs over a qz ...
Michael Haberl +6 more
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In situ serial crystallography facilitates 96-well plate structural analysis at low symmetry
The advent of serial crystallography has rejuvenated and popularized room-temperature X-ray crystal structure determination. Structures determined at physiological temperature reveal protein flexibility and dynamics. In addition, challenging samples (e.g.
Nicolas Foos +13 more
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X‐ray‐induced hydride formation in palladium nanowires in a gaseous hydrogen environment
Powder diffraction is used to reveal X‐ray‐induced hydride formation in palladium nanowires in a gaseous hydrogen environment.Palladium hydrides are promising systems for hydrogen sensors and hydrogen storage, making the study of hydride formation in nanoparticles highly relevant. Lately, such studies have often been performed in situ or operando using
Hanna Sjö +6 more
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Applications for serial crystallography at synchrotrons [PDF]
Tobias Weiner +4 more
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Room Temperature Serial Synchrotron Crystallography
Kazuya HASEGAWA, Takashi KUMASAKA
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A mobile electromagnetic levitator combined with time‐resolved synchrotron X‐ray diffraction enables in situ studies of high‐temperature phase transformations without container‐induced contamination and reveals the first direct observation of metastable phase formation in undercooled Fe–Co alloys.In situ observations of high‐temperature transformations,
Olga Shuleshova +6 more
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