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Synthesis and characterization of intrinsically stretchable naphthalene–diimide-based multiblock semiconducting copolymers with systematically tuned polyisobutene segments

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By Megumi Matsuda, Naoki Matsuda, Yudai Hemmi, He Baltimore Sun, Tomoyuki Koganezawa, Hiroyuki MATSUI, Tomoya Higashihara, Rin Kobayashi, Teruma Mikata, Taichi Takahashi
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study reports the design of n-type (AB)n multiblock copolymers composed of a naphthalene–diimide (NDI)-based semiconducting polymer and polyisobutene (PIB) segments to elucidate how the PIB segment length and content affect thermal, mechanical, and charge-transport properties. All the copolymers exhibited high thermal stability, with 5% weight loss temperatures above 386 °C.
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HUH-tagged Cas9 as a platform for efficient ssODN-mediated knock-in via embryo and adult injection in insects

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By Yu Shirai, Jonchee Kao, Tarun Kumar, Naoki Matsuda, Ryoya Nakagawa, Osamu Nureki, Cassandra G. Extavour, Takaaki Daimon
| Nature Verified
Abstract Recent advances in adult injection-based insect genome editing have enabled genetic manipulation of a wide range of insect species, including those previously considered difficult or even impervious to genetic modification. However, achieving efficient knock-in remains a significant challenge with this approach.
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Racecourse caters to fans and families alike

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By Naoki Matsuda
| The Japan Times Verified
The Tokyo Racecourse, surrounded by trees in the western Tokyo suburb of Fuchu, bursts with excitement every race day. About 30 to 40 minutes out of bustling Shinjuku Station, the racecourse is accessible from either Fuchukeiba-seimonmae Station on the Keio Line or Fuchuhommachi Station on the JR Nambu and Musashino lines. On the concourse from Fuchuhommachi Station, which leads directly to the entrance, photos of legendary racehorses are displayed.
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