Isolation of biofluids from tissues using a vacuum-assisted filtration biomedical device

Yang, Arthur Z; Zhou, Yue; Hardy, John; Fu, Shiqing; Wang, Yuan; Zhang, Li; Zhang, Wu; Zhang, Xumin; Wu, Chien-Huei; Ma, Jun; Zhou, Zeyang; Yang, Xiaodong; Yang, Shuang

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“…Table S3 (ESI†) presents the values obtained from these kinetic models, which confirm that the current adsorption mechanism is chemisorption. 68,69…”

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Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO₂ adsorption

Maseeh,

Anwar,

Aroob

et al. 2024

Mater. Adv.

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“…Table S3 (ESI†) presents the values obtained from these kinetic models, which confirm that the current adsorption mechanism is chemisorption. 68,69…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO₂ adsorption

Maseeh,

Anwar,

Aroob

et al. 2024

Mater. Adv.

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“…† In the case of methyl orange adsorption, MIL-100 38 (Table S11, † entry 1) demonstrates notable adsorption capacity, but due to water stability issues, repeatability experiments are lacking. Conversely, among the other four reusable porous materials [39][40][41][42] (Table S11, † entries 4-7), they maintain up to 91% adsorption efficiency after five cycles, which is lower than that of IM-PY-PIP. For adsorption of perchloric acid, NH-PY-PIP demonstrates superior adsorption and reusability compared to other porous materials (refer to Table S12, † entries 1-4), [43][44][45][46] without the need for pH adjustment.…”

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Construction of a tunable pyrylium based porous ionic polymer network for efficient waterborne pollutant treatment

Zhu,

Han,

Chen

et al. 2024

Green Chem.

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Enrichment of glycoRNAs using galactose oxidase, hydrazide chemistry, and glycosidase digestion

Miao,

Deng,

Wang

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Ribonucleic acid (RNA), essential for protein production and immune function, undergoes glycosylation, a process that attaches carbohydrates to RNA, creating unique glycoRNAs. These sugar-coated RNA molecules regulate immune responses and may be related to immune disorders. However, studying them is challenging due to RNA’s fragility. Therefore, a robust method for identifying glycosylated RNA is important. To address this, we optimized methods for enriching and identifying glycoRNAs, opening doors to explore their potential interactions with immune receptors and tumor suppression. Our approach involved investigating factors such as preservation solutions, enzyme buffers, digestion temperature, and incubation time. We successfully achieved efficient digestion of both N-linked and O-linked glycoRNAs at room temperature using 25 mM ammonium bicarbonate, demonstrating the effectiveness of this method. Additionally, RNA preservation in RNAlater at -80°C allows controlled release of glycoRNAs within hours. While sequential digestion of different glycoRNA types is possible, significant degradation occurs after the first enzyme step. Thus, we recommend separate harvesting for each type of glycoRNA. These optimized protocols, utilizing SPCgRNA and TnORNA methods, pave the way for further research on N- and O-glycoRNAs in health and disease.

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Isolation of biofluids from tissues using a vacuum-assisted filtration biomedical device

Abstract: A biopsy is usually used to remove a piece of tissue from a patient for laboratory testing. The interstitial fluid is taken out at the same time as the tissue...

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Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO₂ adsorption

Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO₂ adsorption

Construction of a tunable pyrylium based porous ionic polymer network for efficient waterborne pollutant treatment

Enrichment of glycoRNAs using galactose oxidase, hydrazide chemistry, and glycosidase digestion

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Isolation of biofluids from tissues using a vacuum-assisted filtration biomedical device

Abstract: A biopsy is usually used to remove a piece of tissue from a patient for laboratory testing. The interstitial fluid is taken out at the same time as the tissue...

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Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO2 adsorption

Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO2 adsorption

Construction of a tunable pyrylium based porous ionic polymer network for efficient waterborne pollutant treatment

Enrichment of glycoRNAs using galactose oxidase, hydrazide chemistry, and glycosidase digestion

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Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO₂ adsorption

Multifunctional MgAl LDH/Zn-MOF S-scheme heterojunction: efficient hydrogen production, methyl red removal, and CO₂ adsorption