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Stretching decelerates ring-opening metathesis at cis -olefins in stressed molecular bows

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By Liang Jiang, Guoao Li, Jiali Liu, Yu Wang, Jingqi Chen, Zheng-Bin Tang, Kejiang Liang, Jin Yin, Zhen Peng, Wenjie Dou, Shuhua Li, Zhichang Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Ring-opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP) of strained cycloalkenes, driven by angle strain relief, has emerged as a powerful and versatile approach for synthesizing macromolecular materials. Nevertheless, the ROMP of C=C bonds upon stretching remains unexplored. Here, we employ a molecular-strain engineering approach by incorporating stretched C=C bonds into bowstrings of molecular bows (MBs) with different tension levels.
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ProBio Pulse: Advancing GCT Translation — From IIT to IND Submission

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By Jin Yin, Suling Zhang, Audrey Jia
| eventbrite.com
Overview ProBio Pulse – the heartbeat of advanced therapies. We invite you to join an IIT‑to‑IND CGT forum Monday evening around ASGCT & PEGS. Join for an evening focused on advancing cell and gene therapy programs from Investigator‑Initiated Trials (IITs) to IND submission. This event will take place on Monday evening around ASGCT and PEGS, immediately after the conclusion of Monday’s ASGCT scientific sessions.
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Transforming Raster Data with Continuous Functions in ArcGIS Pro

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By Jin Yin
| Esri
In suitability modeling and multicriteria decision analysis, one common reason for inaccurate results is having inconsistent transformations. Input raster criteria often come in different units, different value ranges, and even opposite preference directions. If you combine them without first transforming to a common scale, the raster with the largest numeric range can dominate the output, regardless of its true importance.
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