Berry Conley

Their differing architectural frameworks regulate their exchange rate between the assembled and unimer forms, consequently influencing their susceptibility to enzymatic degradation processes. Employing the varying reactivities of di- and triblock amphiphiles with identical hydrophilic-lipophilic ratios, we demonstrate their potential for enzymatic…[Read more]

Cardiac arrest (CA), in combination with cardiovascular diseases, accounts for a substantial portion of global mortality. To ascertain the learning outcomes of training laypeople (LP) in automated external defibrillator (AED) and/or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), this review will examine relevant publications, documenting the methods of…[Read more]

This review provides a summary of recent results concerning the influence of cellular senescence (CS) on the progression of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and further discusses the possible therapeutic impact of eliminating senescent cells for AD management.

A set of conditions, labeled channelopathies, is brought about by the impairment of ion…[Read more]

Scaling is a potential issue for pervaporation membranes, as it is with other membrane processes. Hence, this study delves into the anti-scaling effects of zwitterions (polymers with chemically bonded positive and negative charges) applied to the surfaces of sulfonated pentablock terpolymer (Nexar) pervaporation membranes. We introduce a technique…[Read more]

Pseudothecia, cylindrical or ellipsoidal in shape, housed ascospores. These ascospores were enclosed by saccate asci, featuring 5-6 transverse septa, with dimensions of 122-185 µm by 356-518 µm (n=80). In accordance with the research of Hou et al. (2020), the ascospores’ morphological attributes were indicative of a Leptosphaerulina species. E…[Read more]