Publications by authors named "K Kozoriz"
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- Controlling chemical processes with precision is crucial for areas like biomedical research and drug manufacturing, yet there's a need for universal methods to adjust reactivity in organic photosensitizers.
- This study highlights a new strategy that allows for the fine-tuning of singlet oxygen production using bioresponsive stimuli, demonstrating that photocatalytic activity can be blocked and then activated with various triggers.
- The approach is applicable to a wide range of photosensitizers and can be utilized in practical applications, such as targeted destruction of human cells and enhancing the release of singlet oxygen in the synthesis of natural product drugs.
The structural characteristics, chemical composition, and element spatial distribution in MgZnO ceramics were investigated using X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, Auger electron spectroscopy, energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, and cathodoluminescence techniques. The study revealed that the morphology of the ceramic samples, as well as the mechanism of solid solution formation, depend on the relative contribution of both oxides in the charge. It was discovered that hexagonal and cubic phases of the solid solution were found to form simultaneously.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFDespite advances in genome sequencing technology, the complete molecular interaction networks reflecting the biological functions of gene products have not been fully elucidated due to the lack of robust molecular interactome profiling techniques. Traditionally, molecular interactions have been investigated by measuring their affinity. However, such a reductionist approach comes with throughput constraints and does not depict an intact living cell environment.
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