Publications by authors named "E Primo"

In this paper, we explore the PageRank of temporal networks (networks that evolve with time) with time-dependent personalization vectors. We consider both continuous and discrete time intervals and show that the PageRank of a continuous-temporal network can be nicely estimated by the PageRanks of the discrete-temporal networks arising after sampling. Additionally, precise boundaries are given for the estimated influence of the personalization vector on the ranking of a particular node.

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Capacity retention is a critical property to enhance in electrochemical storage systems applied to renewable energy. In lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries, the capacity fade resulting from the shuttle effect of polysulfides is a major obstacle to their practical application. Sepiolite, an eco-friendly earth-abundant clay with suitable surface chemistry for anchoring and retaining various molecules and structures, was studied as a cathode additive to mitigate the shuttle effect using experimental and theoretical approaches.

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  • The complete genome sequence of Burkholderia ambifaria strain Q53, an environmental rhizobacterium found in peanut plant roots, has been reported.
  • The genome is 7.4 million base pairs long and is organized into three circular chromosomes.
  • Researchers used a combination of long-read and short-read sequencing methods to determine the genome's structure.
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Bacterial surface components and extracellular compounds such as exopolysaccharides (EPSs) are crucial for interactions between cells, tolerance to different types of stress, and host colonization. Sinorhizobium meliloti produces two EPSs: Succinoglycan (EPS I), which is involved in the establishment of symbiosis with Medicago sativa, and galactoglucan (EPS II), associated with biofilm formation and the promotion of aggregation. Here, we aimed to assess their role in aggregative interactions between cells of the same strain of a given species (auto-aggregation), and between genetically different strains of the same or different species (intra- or intergeneric coaggregation).

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  • - The genome sequence of Mesorhizobium ciceri strain R30 has been fully reported, highlighting its significance as a commercial inoculant for chickpea in Argentina.
  • - The total genome size is nearly 7 megabases (Mb), structured in two circular components: a main chromosome measuring 6.49 Mb and a smaller plasmid of 0.46 Mb.
  • - This strain is important for enhancing chickpea growth, making it a valuable resource for agricultural practices in the region.
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