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How Well Do Traffic Engineering Objective Functions Meet TE Requirements?
Simon Balon, Fabian Skivée, Guy Leduc
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Real‐time NMR spectroscopy is used to study JNK1‐dependent phosphorylation of the intrinsically disordered substrate JIP1, revealing eleven phosphosites with distinct phosphorylation efficiencies. The site‐specific phosphorylation rates are shown to be determined by both the sequence position of the phosphosites relative to the two kinase docking site ...
Thibault Orand+7 more
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AMFormer-based framework for accident responsibility attribution: Interpretable analysis with traffic accident features. [PDF]
Wang Y+5 more
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EVs and EV‐microRNAs (miRNAs) mediate PDAC‐skeletal muscle communication. miR‐223‐5p reduces METTL14 transcription by targeting MAFA, which subsequently decreases m6A methylation in skeletal muscles, ultimately leading to muscle wasting. This study highlights the absorption of miRNA in PDAC‐derived EVs by skeletal muscles and reveals a previously ...
Kangjing Xu+7 more
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A comprehensive accident investigation system for assisted driving vehicles: Addressing complexities in fault determination and responsibility allocation. [PDF]
Hu Y, Zhou W.
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Joint Optimization of Intra- and Inter-Autonomous System Traffic Engineering
Kin-Hon Ho+4 more
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Indocyanine Green (ICG)‐guided lung cancer surgery efficacy varies significantly among patients. This study identifies tumor macrophage content as a predictive biomarker. Macrophages are primary ICG reservoirs, storing seven‐fold more ICG than cancer cells.
Yue Yan+13 more
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Knowledge-guided self-learning control strategy for mixed vehicle platoons with delays. [PDF]
Wang J+7 more
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On Improving the Accuracy of OSPF Traffic Engineering
Gábor Rétvári+2 more
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Microwave‐Activated Bacterial Biorobot for Multimodal Cancer Therapy
An Escherichia coli bacterial biorobot is engineered for localized microwave activation in cancer therapy. Upon activation at tumor sites, the biorobot releases glucose oxidase, inducing tumor cell death via glucose depletion and H2O2 generation catalyzed by Cu2O.
Huilan Zhuang+9 more
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