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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Light-enhanced"”.

  1. Light Enhanced Toxic/tumorigenic Potential of Trinitrotoluene (Tnt) and Analogs

    … and Dugesia dorotocephala (planaria) was enhanced by near-ultraviolet light (nUV) coexposure. The light enhanced toxicity of TNT, 2A and 4A must be considered to fully evaluate the environmental hazards of these compounds. The 2A and 4A metabolites of TNT were toxic at environmentally …

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  2. The combined effect of daylength and CO2 on coccolithophore physiology

    … studies of NZEH may be driven by variance of the light:dark (L:D) cycle used for growth. Experimental analysis on NZEH showed that under a 14:10h L:D cycle, CO2 induces significantly slower growth rates and higher PIC and POC cell-1, but this effect is dampened under 24h of light. This was widened …

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  3. Multiphase Aging of Atmospheric Biomass Burning Brown Carbon

    … on climate through their ability to absorb light, and potentially contributing to warming effects. Due to the expected increase of wildfire activity in the upcoming years, this source of particulate emission is also expected to increase. Oxidative and photochemical aging in the atmosphere, …

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  4. Metatranscriptomic and physiological analyses of proteorhodopsin-containing marine flavobacteria

    … of the cell membrane utilizing the energy from light. Since PR was first discovered in marine Gammaproteobacteria, similar types of rhodopsins have been found in all three domains of life (archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes). Recent studies have suggested that some flavobacteria showed a …

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  5. Non-traditional catalysis by plasmonic nanostructures

    … materials is their ability to interact with light, whether through plasmonic excitation, bandgap transitions, or defect-mediated absorption, raising questions about how light influences their catalytic behavior. However, the field remains plagued by insufficient control experiments and …

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  6. Temperature dependence of plant photosynthesis and respiration using the Macromolecular Rate Theory (MMRT)

    … point (Γ*), the rate of CO2 release in the light (DL), the maximal carboxylation capacity (Vcmax), the maximal electron transport capacity (Jmax), and the components of dark respiration (Rdark). The central objective was to identify temperature dependence models for each trait that were both …

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  7. Simulated solar light assisted photocatalytic degradation of organic matters

    … under ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) light is emerging as an important research direction in this field, and would be perceived as an advantage offering an energy-cost reduction for the AOPs. The main goal of this study was to enlarge the existing knowledge in heterogeneous and …

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