36 research outputs found
Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) inhibitors from natural sources: a medicinal chemistry perspective
Thermal stability of Ni1-uPtu (0 < u < 0.15) germanosilicide
International audienceSolid-state reactions between Ni1-uPtu (0< u < 0.15 at.%) and Si0.7Ge0.3 after rapid thermal annealing at 280 to 700 degrees C were studied. Numerous physical and chemical characterizations such as sheet resistance analysis, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, Xray diffraction measurement, and atom probe tomography were used to determine the formation and morphological degradation mechanisms of the pure Ni-based germanosilicide. In particular, atom probe tomography was used to quantitatively determine the element distribution in 3D and at the atomic scale. Similar mechanisms for the degradation were found for the Ni mono germanosilicide with and without Pt and led to Ge rich Si1-xGex regions that are etched away by the selective etch. These mechanisms, Ge out-diffusion and agglomeration, have a combined effect on the germanosilicide degradation and occurs through Ge and Ni diffusion, respectively. Adding Pt increases the thermal stability of the layer owing to changes in the phase sequence and texture and strong binding with Ge atoms. Several models are developed to explain the different steps of the film morphological degradation. The thermodynamics description of the equilibrium in the quaternary Ni-Pt-Si-Ge system allows us to rule out a pure thermodynamics explanation for the morphological stabilization due to Pt addition. Published by AIP Publishing
Hydroxycinnamic acid derivatives isolated from hempseed and their effects on central nervous system enzymes
In Vitro Mammalian Arginase Inhibitory and Antioxidant Effects of Amide Derivatives Isolated from the Hempseed Cakes (Cannabis sativa)
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Thinâlayer chromatographyâbioautographic method for the detection of arginase inhibitors
A.M.: Emergent properties for data distribution in a cognitive mas
Abstract. Emergence is a key element in the research of multi-agent systems. Emergent properties provide higher level features to a system formed of simpler individuals. So far, emergence has been studied mostly through systems formed of reactive agents â that are easier to design and implement. As computational power increases and even small devices become more capable, cognitive agents become a promising solution for more complex problems. This paper presents a multi-agent system that uses cognitive agents and that is designed to manifest emergent properties: a data storage system that assures distribution and replication of data as emergent properties, without the need for these features to be controlled in a centralized way
Interannual variations of forest floor vegetation communities in the French RENECOFOR: level 2 network
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Interannual variations of forest floor vegetation communities in the French RENECOFOR: level 2 network
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Tonantzitlolones from Stillingia lineata ssp. lineata as potential inhibitors of chikungunya virus
RENECOFOR - Inventaire et interprétation de la composition floristique de 101 peuplements du réseau (campagne 1994/95)
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