Publications by authors named "P J Arnoux"

Stereochemistry plays a key role in both fundamental chemical processes and the dynamics of a large set of molecular systems of importance in chemistry, medicine and biology. Predicting the chemical transformations of organic precursors in such environments requires detailed kinetic models based on laboratory data. Reactive intermediates play a critical role in constraining the models but their identification and especially their quantification remain challenging.

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  • Oblique lumbar intervertebral fusion is a surgical method to relieve nerve pressure and involves using an interbody fusion cage, but the best surgical approach is still uncertain.
  • A biomechanical model was created to evaluate how different patient conditions and implant choices affect spinal alignment, nerve decompression, and the risk of cage sinking into the bone.
  • Results showed that using larger cages (14 mm) improved spinal dimensions significantly, while bilateral pedicle screw fixation reduced endplate stress, especially in patients with weak bones.
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Photodynamic therapy is an accepted therapy cancer treatment. Its advantages encourage researchers to delve deeper. The use of nanoparticles in PDT has several advantages including the passive targeting of cancer cells.

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This study investigates the complex interaction between ozone and the autoxidation of 1-hexene over a wide temperature range (300-800 K), overlapping atmospheric and combustion regimes. It is found that atmospheric molecular mechanisms initiate the oxidation of 1-hexene from room temperature up to combustion temperatures, leading to the formation of highly oxygenated organic molecules. As temperature rises, the highly oxygenated organic molecules contribute to radical-branching decomposition pathways inducing a high reactivity in the low-temperature combustion region, i.

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Ovarian cancer (OC) is one of the most lethal cancers among women. Frequent recurrence in the peritoneum due to the presence of microscopic tumor residues justifies the development of new therapies. Indeed, our main objective is to develop a targeted photodynamic therapy (PDT) treatment of peritoneal carcinomatosis from OC to improve the life expectancy of cancer patients.

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