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- Data for: Rheological and mucoadhesive properties of polysaccharide from Bletilla striata with potential use in pharmaceutics as bioadhesive excipientinititial data for viscostiy and bioadensive properties of BSP
- Data for: Deciphering synergistic regulatory networks of microRNAs in hESCs and FibroblastsSupplementary Files
- Data for: Sulfo-functional 3D porous cellulose/graphene oxide composites for highly efficient removal of methylene blue and tetracycline from waterFigure S1 SEM images of pure CE aerogels. 2 wt% (a), 3 wt% (b), 4 wt% (c and e), 5 wt% (d and f), BET nitrogen adsorption/desorption isotherm of the CE4 aerogel (g). Figure S2The images of pure CE2 (a), CE3 (b), CE4 (c) and CE5 (d) aerogels with the loading of 0 and 100 g weight. The weight of CE aerogels were 0.0382 g, 0.0565 g, 0.0745 g and 0.0892 g, respectively. Pure CE aerogels with (e) and without (f) added NaCl, CG composite aerogels with (g) and without (h) added NaCl. Figure S3: EDX spectrum and element analysis results of the CG4.5 (a) and SCG4.5 (b); EDX mapping of the CG4.5 (c) and SCG4.5 (d). Figure S4: The illustrative morphology of the SCG aerogel (a); adsorption mechanism of MB and TC by the SCG aerogel (b). Table S1 Bulk densities and liquid adsorptions of pure CE aerogels. Table S2 BET results of some representative samples. Table S3 Deconvolution of C1s peaks of CG4.5 and SCG4.5 aerogels. Table S4 Kinetics parameters for MB adsorption. Table S5 Kinetics parameters for TC adsorption. Table S6 Parameters of the isotherms models for MB and TC adsorption on the SCG aerogels.
- Data for: Multiparticulate Based Thermosensitive Intra-Pocket Forming Implants for Better Treatment of Bacterial Infections in PeriodontitisFigure and tables supporting the manuscript
- Data for: The first mitochondrial genome for Phaudidae (Lepidoptera) with phylogenetic analyses of Zygaenoideacomplete genome.fas The sequence of complete genome of the Phauda flammans. We checked by manual proofreading according to its relative species. tree.fas The dateset is what we used in the tree reconstruction.
- Data for: Transgenerational effects of paternal dietary astragalus polysaccharides on spleen immunity of broilersThe data file is mainly associated with the manuscript titled "Transgenerational effects of paternal dietary astragalus polysaccharides on spleen immunity of broilers".
- Data for: Metabolomics analysis of Crassostrea gigas polysaccharide on treatment of alloxan-induced diabetes in mice using UPLC–Q-TOF-MSMetabolomic data
- Data for: Oriented efficient biosynthesis of rare ginsenoside Rh2 from PPD by compiling UGT-Yjic mutant with sucrose synthaseGinsenoside Rh2 (3β-O-Glc-protopanaxadiol), a trace but an important pharmacological component of ginseng, has exhibited excellent medicinal potential. Many studies have found that the synthesis of Rh2 by UDP-glucosyltransferase (UGT) is an alternative production strategy. In this study, Yjic from B. subtilis 168 was found to synthesize ginsenoside F12 (3β,12β-Di-O-Glc-protopanaxadiol) and Rh2 at a ratio of 7:3. Yjic regioselectivity toward Rh2 synthesis was successfully improved using a semi-rational design including structure-guided alanine scanning and saturation mutations. As a result, mutant M315F was found to efficiently synthesize Rh2 (~99%) and block the further glycosylation of C12-OH. The circulation of UDPG was achieved by combining M315F with AtSuSy through a cascade reaction. Furthermore, an extraordinarily high yield of Rh2 (3.7 g/L) was attained in an aqueous solvent system with 17% DMSO (v/v) through the fed-batch feeding of PPD. This study presents the high potential for the oriented preparation of ginsenoside Rh2.
- Data for: Expression of Bacillus licheniformis chitin deacetylase in E. coli pLysS: Sustainable production, purification and characterisationSupplementary figure 1 shows the effect of different types of media on CDA activity. The cultures grown in TSB medium exhibited the maximum CDA activity as compared to the other investigated media. Supplementary figure 2A and 2B demonstrate the effect of the different nitrogen sources and different glycerol concentrations on the CDA expression. Yeast extract and beef extract exhibited almost similar enzyme expression of about 160 U/ml, followed by peptone and tryptone. Supplementary figure 3 demonstrates the SDS-PAGE picture of the various stages of purification. The purified protein showed the size of about 29 kDa, which is similar to the expected size.
- Data for: Lactic Acid-Mediated Endothelial to Mesenchymal Transition through TGF-β1 Contributes to in-Stent Stenosis in Poly-L-Lactic Acid StentSupplementary figures and figure legends for the main text.
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