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In vivo transformations of positively charged nanoparticles alter the formation and function of RuBisCO photosynthetic protein corona - Nature Nanotechnology

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By Christopher Castillo, Su-Ji Jeon, Claire Alford, Erica Svendahl, ChaoYi Deng, Yi Wang, Yinhan Wang, Xingfei Wei, Rigoberto Hernandez, Jason White, Catherine Murphy Verified
| Nature Verified
Abstract The impact of nanomaterial transformations on photosynthetic proteins remains largely unknown. We report positively charged iron oxide (Fe3O4) nanoparticles experience transformations in Arabidopsis thaliana plants in vivo that alter the formation and function of RuBisCO protein corona, a key carbon fixation enzyme. In vitro, negatively charged Fe3O4 nanoparticles impact the RuBisCO function but not their positively charged counterparts.
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What Russia’s Support Means for North Korea’s Nuclear Modernization

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By Lachlan Mackenzie, Catherine Murphy Verified
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
Russia’s growing technological assistance has the potential to bolster North Korea’s development of ICBMs and SLBMs, nuclear-powered submarines, and low yield nuclear weapons. By Lachlan MacKenzie and Catherine Murphy Subscribe for ads-free reading For the first time, two nuclear-armed adversaries of the United States have joined forces on the battlefield. As of March 2025, North Korea has deployed an estimated 11,000 troops to roll back Ukraine’s gains in western Russia.
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Seven Merseyside places that just seem to be in the 'wrong

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By Catherine Murphy Verified, Jess Molyneux Verified
| newswirral.co.uk
Seven Merseyside places that just seem to be in the 'wrong location' Their names and signs don't quite tell a true story about their locations NewsCatherine Murphy Content Editor and Jess Molyneux Nostalgia Reporter17:07, 26 Jul 2024 Facebook Icon Twitter Icon WhatsApp Icon Merseyside is brimming with buildings and businesses that have been known across our region for generations. For many, they're places we visit frequently, or somewhere we spot on a commute to work or to visit family.
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