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Background Umbilical mucosal polyps are common, but physicians' unfamiliarity with them can prolong the patient's illness. Furthermore, the details of surgery for umbilical mucosal polyp removal are not well documented. Methods Patients with an umbilical mucosal polyp diagnosed on the basis of the lesion's characteristic appearance were prospectively enrolled.

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Polyphosphate (polyP) is one of the most conserved biomacromolecules and can form aggregates, such as polyP granules in bacteria, which are generated through liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS). Studies have examined the mechanism of polyP aggregation using LLPS systems containing artificial polyP molecules as aggregation system models, where LLPS is typically induced by multivalent salts and polyelectrolytes. Although the typical concentrations of monovalent ions in living cells are approximately 100 times higher than those of divalent ions, the effects of monovalent ions on the LLPS of polyP solutions are little known.

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The ability to generate polyphosphate (polyP) granules is important for survival for bacteria during resistance to diverse environmental stresses, however the genesis of polyP granules is poorly understood. Chlorobaculum tepidum (Cba tepidum) is a thermophilic green sulfur anoxygenic phototrophic bacterium which uses reduced sulfur compounds as electron donors. The presence of electron rich granules inside the Cba tepidum was reported, but no further information was provided.

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