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Ectoine production from a novel bacterial strain and high-purity purification with a cost-effective and single-step method

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By Yingchao Cui, Benjamas Cheirsilp, Jiawen An, Faridah Jehalee
| ScienceDirect Verified
Halophilic microorganisms have evolved various strategies to thrive in low water activity environments, effectively controlling their turgor pressure (Brown, 1976, Oren, 2006). One key approach involves the uptake of extracellular salts, notably KCl (salt in cytoplasm strategy), to maintain osmotic balance.
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Research Progress of Non-Noble Metal Catalysts for Carbon Dioxide Methanation

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By Yingchao Cui, Shunyu He, Jun Yang, Ruxing Gao
| MDPI
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Tapered InP nanowire arrays for efficient broadband high-speed single-photon detection

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By Sandra Gibson, Brad van Kasteren, Burak Tekcan, Yingchao Cui
| Nature Verified
Abstract Superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors with peak efficiencies above 90% and unrivalled timing jitter (<30 ps) have emerged as a potent technology for quantum information and sensing applications. However, their high cost and cryogenic operation limit their widespread applicability. Here, we present an approach using tapered InP nanowire p–n junction arrays for high-efficiency, broadband and high-speed photodetection without the need for cryogenic cooling.
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