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Self-assembling 1D core/shell microrods by the introduction of additives: a one-pot and shell-tunable method† †Electronic supplementary information (ESI) available: SEM images of Mela-DM·HCl; confocal fluorescence microscopy image and fluorescence spectrum of Mela-DM/Mela-M-Pym·HCl microrods; SEM and fluorescence microscopy images of Mela-M-Pym·HCl; SEM image of Mela-DM/Mela-M-Pym·HCl microrods prepared at –20 °C; SEM images of Mela-DM/Mela-M-R·HCl microrods; fluorescence microscopy and SEM images of Mela-DM/Mela-M-Pym·HCl after exposure to ammonia; experimental details and compound characterization; details of the single crystal structure of Mela-DM·HCl. CCDC 1063152. For ESI and crystallographic data in CIF or other electronic format see DOI: 10.1039/c5sc01631b Click here for additional data file. Click here for additional data file.

Validating tyrosinase homologue melA as a photoacoustic reporter gene for imaging Escherichia coli.

To understand the pathogenic processes for infectious bacteria, appropriate research tools are required for replicating and characterizing infections. Fluorescence and bioluminescence imaging have primarily been used to image infections in animal models, but optical scattering in tissue significantly limits imaging depth and resolution. Photoacoustic imaging, which has improved depth-to-resolut...

Clinical evaluation of the Modular Electromechanical Lock Actuator (MELA) for above-elbow prostheses: a final report.

The Modular Electromechanical Lock Actuator (MELA) is the result of research and development (R&D) conducted under the direction of Dudley S. Childress, PhD, at the Northwestern University Prosthetics Research Laboratory (NUPRL), Chicago, Illinois. NUPRL, based upon experience with prostheses for persons with high-level, above-elbow amputations, developed the MELA to assist those persons with a...

Investigating population dynamics of the Kumbh Mela through the lens of cell phone data

The Kumbh is a religious Hindu festival that has been celebrated for centuries. The 2013 Kumbh Mela, a grander form of the annual Kumbh, was purportedly the largest gathering of people in human history. Many of the participants carried cell phones, making it possible for us to use a data-driven approach to document this magnificent festival. We used Call Detail Records (CDRs) from participants ...

The Dynamic Effect of Innovation on Market Structure

Journal of Marketing Research Vol. XLI (May 2004), 166–183 *Harald J. van Heerde is Associate Professor of Marketing, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Tilburg University (e-mail: [email protected]). Carl F. Mela is Associate Professor of Marketing, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University (e-mail: [email protected]). Puneet Manchanda is Associate Professor of Marketing, Graduate Schoo...