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Review Article
Rahele Zadfathollah Seighalani, Bahman Zohuri* View abstract
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Fusion energy is widely considered as the ultimate energy of the universe. Fusion nuclear power generation that totally works in opposite direction that of fission nuclear power by splitting atoms nuclei of high Z-materials such as Uranium...... ReadMore -
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Hafiz Muhammad Nadir and Ash Ahmad* View abstract
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The exposure of engineering structures to complex chemical hazards in omnifarious geographical/ environmental locations and emission of greenhouse gases from manufacturing and usage of cement have encouraged researchers to explore the chemical synthesis taking place in the blending of different raw materials..... ReadMore
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Bahman Zohuri* and Rahele Zadfathollah Seighalani View abstract
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Nuclear energy driven magnetic confinement is at the verge of achieving breakeven via donut shape device known as Tokamak a toroidal apparatus for producing controlled fusion reactions in hot plasma. The Swiss team, together with colleagues at the Fusion Device ASDEX Upgrade of Germany, which operated Tokamak under Max-Plank-Institute Fur Plasmaphysik (IPP) since 1991 as part of EURO fusion’s Medium-Sized Tokamak program and Joint..... ReadMore
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Ruixue Yin*, Kejia Zhao, Hongbo Zhang and Wenjun Zhang* View abstract
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Mathematical modeling plays an important role in studying the glucose-responsive behavior of chemically-controlled closed-loop system for design and optimization. In this study, a glucose-responsive swelling model controlled by seven main equations was established and solved to investigate the glucose-responsive behavior of Con A-DexG hydrogel-based chemically-controlled closed-loop system. The swelling ratio Q and diffusion coefficient D are two variables in the model, and they can help design the molecular structure of the hydrogel (i.e., a mixture of Con A and DexG) with a potential to design a personalized insulin delivery system...... ReadMore
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Opinion
Jianming Wang*, Meng Li, Zhizhong Shen, Xiaorui Tian and Shengbo Sang View abstract
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Bioengineering synthetic materials to replace some specific human functions is the inevitable direction of development in the field of materials in the near future. Synthetic materials containing living cells will have a broad application prospect in skin replacement. For example, the market scale of wound repair (avoiding donor site injury, promoting healing, and improving healing quality), such as in vitro validation of beauty products will be 10 billion US dollars. Up to now, in the research of skin substitute materials, many research teams around the world have released a lot of research results, but they still have not fully developed an artificial composite material that can replace human skin...... ReadMore
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Gunel T Imanova* and Mustafa Kaya View abstract
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The pure zirconia has three different crystal structures: monoclinic, m-ZrO2 , tetragonal, t-ZrO2 , and cubic, c-ZrO2 [1]. The crystal structures are shown in (Figure 1) At room temperature, ZrO2 is in a monoclinic phase. The phase transition from m-ZrO2 to t-ZrO2 takes place at about 1,447 K. Above 2,650 K, the t-ZrO2 transforms to c-ZrO2 , which is stable up to the melting point at 2,950 K. The c-ZrO2 has an ideal fluorite structure (shown in (Figure 1a). The Zr cations are situated in a face-centered cubic (fcc) lattice, i.e. at the corners of the cubic elementary cell as well as at the halves of the [110] directions. The oxygen anions lie at the quarters of [111] directions, which are the tetrahedral interstitial sites associated with this fcc lattice. The space group is O5 h or Fm3 m. In this structure, each Zr cation is coordinated ..... ReadMore
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Hayat Ullah*, Fazal Rahim, Fahad Khan, Imad Uddin, Misbah Ullah Khan, Shaheed Ullah, Zarif Gul, Munzer Ullah View abstract
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A Chemosensors is a substance capable of changing color or signal in absorption or emission spectra in the presence of certain specific species with definite concentration which indicate its presence or absence. The information is obtained in the form of a measurable physical signal that is linked with the certain chemical species concentration called analyte [1]. The chemosensors may be broadly classified into two categories. 1. Cation’s sensors 2. Anion’s sensors Cation Sensors Optical cation sensing was initially started for metal ions not having its own spectra in the visible region, has been broadly studied. With the better understanding of host-guest chemistry of crown ethers, it became easier to develop chromogenic sensors for metal ions. Later many outstanding examples of chromophoric and fluorophoric receptors ..... ReadMore
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Short Communication
Saima Najm* View abstract
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Lamotrigine belongs to a class of phenyltriazine compounds, chemically unrelated to other anticonvulsants [1]; used to control seizures and convulsions of various grades [2]. The antiepileptic effect of LTG entails from its binding with the voltage gated sodium channels (VNaC) and thus inhibiting the release of endogenous amino acids and acetylcholine [3,4]. Schiff bases of antiepileptic drugs protect against seizures through variety of cellular targets, like synaptic vesicle protein, neurotransmitter metabolic enzyme, neurotransmitter transporter and ion channels [5]. A homology model of VNaC was prepared for molecular docking studies of lamotrigine [6]. Docking of metal derived schiff base ligand is a new approach in computational chemistry; it predicts the binding affinity of small molecules with receptor that results in new complex wi..... ReadMore
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