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Oligo(ethylene glycol) chains (OEGs) can improve analytical responses, perfecting sensing systems as a masterpiece. Although OEGs have been used in sensing systems for more than 25 years, they did not receive proper attention. But now, OEGs will emerge as useful tools to the development of novel or existing sensing systems. Eleven roles played by the OEGs in the sensing systems are known, but more might be discovered. Details are presented in the Review Roles of Oligo(ethylene glycol) to Improve Sensing Systems by Taciana H. Kunst, Paulo Henrique Menezes and Ana Paula S. Paim on e-20250003.
Taciana H. Kunst; Paulo Henrique Menezes ; Ana Paula S. Paim
Oligo(ethylene glycol) chains (OEGs) can improve analytical responses, perfecting sensing systems as a masterpiece. Although OEGs have been used in sensing systems for more than 25 years, they did not receive proper attention. But now, OEGs will emerge as useful tools to the development of novel or existing sensing systems. Eleven roles played by the OEGs in the sensing systems are known, but more might be discovered. Details are presented in the Review Roles of Oligo(ethylene glycol) to Improve Sensing Systems by Taciana H. Kunst, Paulo Henrique Menezes and Ana Paula S. Paim on e-20250003.
Taciana H. Kunst; Paulo Henrique Menezes ; Ana Paula S. Paim
Oligo(ethylene glycol) (OEG) can play several roles in sensing systems. The OEG-containing sensing systems are shown to be advantageous as the OEG improves their performance in the analysis of distinct analytes by different techniques.
Patrícia Donateli; Nayara A. dos Santos ; Sébastien Charneau; Marcelo V. de Sousa; Bruno D. Sabino; Wanderson Romão
MALDI(+)TOF MS (matrix-assisted laser-desorption and ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry) for the rapid detection of cocaine (COC), benzoylecgonine (BZE), and ecgonine methyl ester (EME) in hair strands.
Caroline R. S. Brigido ; Flávio A. Lemos; Iranildes D. dos Santos
; Achilles J. B. Dutra
The study aimed to degrade ammonia nitrogen and organic matter in effluent generated at a port terminal used for fertilizer storage. The results indicated removal of 99.99% of N-NH3 and 75.60% of total organic carbon (TOC).
Grazieli B. Pascoal ; Silvia L. R. Meza
; Eric C. Tobaruela
; Rodrigo Cezar Franzon; Isabel L. Massaretto; Eduardo Purgatto
The Brazilian pitanga fruits exhibited volatile compounds such as esters, terpenes and aldehydes, with β-elemene, E-germacrene and ethyl acetate being the most abundant. Additionally, 124 polar and non-polar metabolites were identified, notably including fatty acids, sugars and terpenes, which possess potential health-promoting effects.
Amanda S. M. de Freitas ; Jéssica S. Rodrigues
; Stefanny F. Amaro
; Beatriz M. Ramos; Marystela Ferreira
Experimental steps: adsorption of the dyes used (methylene blue (MB) and methyl orange (MO)) present in the solution in thermoplastic starch films (TPS) and TPS/kraft lignin (TPS-KL) (a), followed by desorption of the dyes present in the films in water (b), and subsequent remediation with exposure to photodegradation of the dyes desorbed in water (c).
Yue Guo ; Chenglu Qian; Rongrong Yang; Zhongfei Han; Guoxiang Sun
; Yaquan Sun
Twenty three thiophene[2,3-d]pyrimidine derivatives were synthesized by a 3-step reaction, and the bioactivity of the synthesized compounds was evaluated by breast cancer cell MDA-MB-231.
Suyane D. S. de Alvarenga; Simon J. Garden; Josué S. B. Forero; Raquel S. P. Teixeira; Rodrigo S. Souza; Yan M. H. Gonçalves; Bruno A. C. Horta; Javier A. G. Gomez; Luiz H. C. dos Santos; Emerson S. Ribeiro ; Rodrigo J. Corrêa
Acyl pyrenes as models for asphaltene aggregation.
Samira S. Santiago ; Camila S. Freitas
; Adilson V. Costa
; Mariana B. de Oliveira
; Aidene F. C. Faria
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William S. Belarmino ; Gisely F. Moura
; Nayara A. dos Santos
; Wanderson Romão
; Valdemar Lacerda Júnior
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Fabrício M. de Oliveira ; Osmair V. Oliveira; Eduardo A. F. Coelho
; Róbson R. Teixeira
The synthesis, antileishmanial assay, and in silico analysis of twenty 2-hydroxy-3-(1,2,3-triazolyl)propyl vanillin derivatives are reported.
Ilária M. S. Lins ; Anderson G. Vieira
; Rubson P. S. Ribeiro
; Dayane K. D. N. Santos
; Larissa G. Maciel
; Petrus A. Santa-Cruz
; Severino Alves Júnior
; Janaína V. dos Anjos
This study explores 3D printable resin blends with terpene additives, yielding fifteen formulations. These resins hold promise for drug delivery and the fabrication of biomedical devices.
Mariana S. Borges ; Jéssyka R. Santos
; Marcelo M. Pedroza
; Magale K. D. Rambo
; Daniel B. Assumpção
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Clarissa P. Frizzo ; Robert A. Burrow
; Elisandra Scapin
Residual biomass from the Legal Amazon was used in a slow pyrolysis process. The biochars showed potential for carbon sequestration and contaminant adsorption, while bio-oils, containing phenols and furans, could serve as raw materials in the chemical industry.
Ariane Regina S. Rossin; Vinicius Martinelli; Ernani A. Basso ; Mariana S. Gibin; Vitor S. Zanuto; Bruno Henrique Vilsinski
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Eduardo Radovanovic ; Wilker Caetano; Douglas C. Dragunski
The conformation of polymer chains in solution and interactions with additional components can be studied computationally to improve electrospinning parameters.
Haoran Wang; Hanyu Sha; Mengying Liu; Hongmei Shi; Li Ma
Detection method of higenamine in food and urine and metabolism study.
Francisco Wendell M. do Nascimento; Tamyris A. Gondim; Paulo R. V. Ribeiro; Maria Auxiliadora C. de Lima; Viseldo R. de Oliveira; João Francisco Câmara Neto; Maria Elenir N. P. Ribeiro; Anna Beatriz S. Ferrari; Maria Luiza Zeraik ; Jhonyson A. C. Guedes
; Guilherme J. Zocolo
Evaluation of chemodiversity, antioxidant and antiglycant activities of Spondias tuberosa leaves during different stages of plant development.
Camila F. de Souza ; Giovana P. Peteffi; Cloé D. Loredo; Marcos F. Bastiani; Amanda P. Bondan; Giovanna S. Grassi;
Carolina W. Ferrareze; Paola Winter; Roberta Z. Hahn; Marina V. Antunes; Rafael Linden
Determination of bisphenol A in urine samples using automated solid-phase extraction followed by liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectroscopy (LC-MS/MS) analysis.
Amanda P. Honório; Daiane E. Blank; Antonio J. Demuner ; Gustavo S. F. Souza
; Dalila S. Buonicontro; Eduardo V. V. Varejão
; Guilherme J. Zocolo
; Jhonyson A. C. Guedes
; Maria J. M. Firmino; Jilma L. B. R. D. Carvalho; Marcelo H. Santos; Daniele V. Faria; Lorena M. Vieira; Wagner C. Otoni; Franklin J. Machado
Crotalaria juncea and Crotalaria ochroleuca were cultivated in vitro and the extracts from the callus exhibited high toxicity against Meloidogyne javanica. This effect could be phenolic compounds, alkaloids and flavonoids contents identified in these extracts.
Sueslley G. G. Rodrigues; Gisele S. Lopes ; Elisane Longhinotti
; Izaura C. N. Diógenes
A sustainable hybrid material composed of chitosan biopolymer incorporated with an iron complex was developed for the effective detection of heterocyclic aromatic amines (HAAs), which are possible carcinogens formed during food heat processing.
Érik Geraldo S. Souza ; Fabiola M. V. Pereira
Our study on sustainable water management for steam generation in sugarcane biorefineries utilized unsupervised methods such as principal component analysis (PCA) and minimum spanning tree (MST) to assess water quality, providing valuable insights for optimizing bioenergy efficiency and sustainability.
Késya A. D. Rocha ; Francisca R. S. Lopes; Francisco C. L. Pinto
; Francisco M. G. N. Pinheiro
; Samuel P. D. Marques
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Maria Teresa S. Trevisan ; Edilberto R. Silveira
; Otília D. L. Pessoa
; Gilvandete M. P. Santiago
Six non-cyanogenic cyanoglycosides, three of which are new, were isolated from the roots of Cordia trichotoma. The new highlighted compound (3) showed a promising α-glycosidase inhibitory activity.
Mokhtar Djehiche ; Marwa Bachiri; Nedjma Lahmar
Solar thermal heating is an efficient and environmentally friendly method of heat generation, as it does not produce byproducts typically associated with artificial heating processes.
Pablo A. Oliveira ; Leandro A. Mendes
; Vitor O. Silva
; Paulo V. Scarparo
; Layra C. Conceição
; Pedro I. S. Maia
; Jéferson A. Moreto
; Natália B. L. Slade
Spectrophotometric study of the interaction between quercetin and tannic acid with model membranes of healthy and cancer cells.
Adriana N. Geraldes ; Marcos A. Hortellani
; Maria Elisa C. M. Rostelato; Jorge E. S. Sarkis
The identification and quantification of sources contributing to measurement uncertainties were evaluated using single-particle inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (sp-ICP-MS) with National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) reference material RM 8017.
Pedro A. B. Morais ; Natália A. Guedes; Caroline S. Fontes; Poliana A. R. Gazolla; Heberth de Paula; Walter C. C. Bigui;
Wanderson Romão ; Gabriela V. Costa; Adilson V. Costa
; Vagner T. de Queiroz; Valdemar Lacerda Júnior
Synthesis and inhibitory activity against main protease of SARS-CoV-2 of AZT (3'-azido-3'-deoxythymidine) 1,2,3-triazole derivatives supported by molecular dynamics.
Camila R. Louzeiro; Cristiane G. de Souza; Débora F. de Andrade; Luiz A. d'Avila
Mixture of marine diesel oil with aviation kerosene undergoes accelerated oxidation in an oven to analyze its physical-chemical properties to assess whether it can be used on Brazilian navy ships without harm.
Nam Vu Duc ; Thuy Minh Le; Xuyen Nguyen Thi; Hoi Bui Van; Cam Tu Vu; Hong An Vu Thi; Dinh Binh Chu
Analysis of screening and quantification for 118 pesticides by ultra-high performance liquid chromatography in combination with high resolution mass spectrometry (UPLC-Orbitrap MS).
Leonardo G. C. de Moraes ; Maria Cristina B. Guidinele; Vitor F. Ferreira
; David R. da Rocha
Development of a one-pot methodology for the synthesis of aryl azides maintaining anilines as a molecular framework without the need to use sodium azide.
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