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The Warburg Effect: How Does it Benefit Cancer Cells?
Maria V. Liberti, Jason W. Locasale
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The U‐shaped electromembrane extraction with liquid chromatography‐mass spectrometry enables rapid multiclass pesticide screening in soil. The 15 min, low‐solvent workflow achieves high recoveries and robust linearity, while AGREEprep and GAPI assessments highlight a greener profile compared to literature reports, which represents a smart strategy for ...
Rafael O. Martins +9 more
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A rare case of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma masquerading as Guillain Barre syndrome, Warburg phenomenon and hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. [PDF]
Kurup A, Charles D.
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ESM1 enhances fatty acid synthesis and vascular mimicry in ovarian cancer by utilizing the PKM2-dependent warburg effect within the hypoxic tumor microenvironment [PDF]
Juan Zhang +17 more
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ABSTRACT Carbon materials synthesized from biomass are promising candidates for supercapacitor electrodes. Various activation processes for developing carbon materials with high surface areas have been investigated. Here, a manganese monoxide (MnO)–porous‐activated carbon (AC) composite was fabricated via the chemical activation of coconut shell by the
Seung‐Heon Ryu +3 more
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AMPK: an enzyme that may be effective in cancer and metabolic diseases. [PDF]
Güney Kalkan S, Ceylan Ünlüsoy M.
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Glyoxylic‐Acetal‐Based Gel‐Polymer Electrolytes for Lithium‐Ion Batteries
A safe electrolyte based on tetraethoxyglyoxal (LE) is combined with a methacrylate polymer matrix. The resulting gel‐polymer electrolyte (GPE) exhibits an increased flash point, suitable ionic conductivity, and a stable performance in lithium‐ion battery cells.
Christian Leibing +4 more
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The Warburg Effect Redefined: A Kinetic and Regulatory Perspective. [PDF]
Vayakkattil AB +3 more
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Electrolyte‐free cathode design for solid‐state batteries demonstrated with bifunctional Li2VCl4
The “electrolyte‐free” cathode design is demonstrated by utilizing the ion‐conducting active material Li2VCl4. This design is exclusively viable within all‐solid‐state battery configurations, where both active materials and electrolytes exist in the solid state.
Takuma Kasahara +3 more
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