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Structural studies of various proteins in Uppsala

Petra PERNOT · Arni THORLACIUS · Maksim RULEV (ORCID: 0000-0001-6103-320X) · STEFAN KNIGHT · y 1 más

The Block Allocation Group (BAG) includes projects for protein structure-based studies at Uppsala University (UU) and the Swedish University for Agricultural Sciences (SLU, Uppsala) under the canopy of Professor Stefan D Knight (UU). A broad range of scientific topics are covered, including but not limited to antibioti...

Efficient numerical computation of traveler states in explicit mobility-based metapopulation models: Mathematical theory and application to epidemics

Henrik Zunker · René Schmieding · Jan Hasenauer · Martin J. Kühn

Metapopulation models are powerful tools for capturing the spatio-temporal spread of infectious diseases. Models that explicitly account for traveler origins and destinations, such as Lagrangian metapopulation models, enable a detailed representation of mobility and traveling subpopulations. However, in densely connect...

Population density-dependent changes in oviposition behaviour and offspring quality in the seed beetle Callosobruchus maculatus

Michał Krzyżowski · Bartosz Baran · Jacek Francikowski

A parameter-uniform upwind finite difference method for a singularly perturbed two parameter elliptic problem with characteristic layers

A.F. Hegarty · E. O’Riordan

A numerical method for a two parameter singularly perturbed elliptic problem posed on the unit square is examined. The solution can be decomposed into a sum of functions associated with a smooth regular component and several boundary layer components. These boundary layer components are associated with the characterist...

Statistical Inference For Ultrahigh Dimensional Location Parameter Based On Spatial Median

Cheng, Guanghui · Peng, Liuhua · Zou, Changliang

Motivated by the widely used geometric median-of-means estimator in machine learning, this paper studies statistical inference for ultrahigh dimensionality location parameter based on the sample spatial median under a general multivariate model, including simultaneous confidence intervals construction, global tests, an...

Datasets for a transposon origin of large tandem repeats in Papilio bianor

Xiong, Tianzhu · Barbash, Daniel A

=== Content description === Folders: 01.0.mito The folder storing the mitochondrial genome assembly 04.0.final_assembly Details of the final primary assembly. Including the assembly fasta file, busco scores, gaps, gc content, telomeric motifs 05.0.satellite.moddotplot This folder contains three .cool files storing modd...

PROTEINS RELATED TO PATHOGENESIS OF DISEASES, VIRAL PROTEINS, CELL DIVISION, SIGNALLING AND CHROMATIN PROCESSES

Jae Min EUM · Jules VAN DER WALT · Hayden FISHER · Federico FORNERIS

The outstanding research questions of our BAG focus on proteins and their complexes involved in a variety of processes, ranging from cell homeostasis (from gene regulation to folding quality control, from energy metabolism to signal transduction) to communication and surface recognition (including trans-interactions be...

The vanishing discount problem for nonlocal Hamilton–Jacobi equations

Andrea Davini · Hitoshi Ishii

We establish a convergence result for the vanishing discount problem in the context of nonlocal HJ equations. We consider a fairly general class of discounted first-order and convex HJ equations which incorporate an integro-differential operator posed on the $d$-dimensional torus, and we show that the solutions converg...

An in-situ XAS study of A-site doped ruthenium-based pyrochlores for the oxygen evolution reaction

Dragos Constantin STOIAN · Henrik Erring HANSEN · Megan HEATH · Karina MATHISEN · y 1 más

Developing stable, highly active electrocatalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction is necessary to make water electrolysis economically viable. The current state-of-the-art catalyst, IrO2, is far too expensive and cheaper materials must be utilized. Through a novel synthesis route, we have developed a Y2Ru2O7 pyrochlo...

Bilateral sensitization after unilateral trauma is sex- and age-dependent in mice

Silke Hirsch · Raphael Gapp · Frank Birklein · Peter Drummond

As a posttraumatic reaction after distal bone fracture, hypersensitivity to mechanical stimuli develops, spinal receptive fields enlarge mostly ipsilateral to the injury and the adrenergic receptor composition alters in peripheral and central nervous tissue. Many of these changes subside during fracture healing. In hum...