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Parallel Ventilation System for Bus Cabins

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Adaptive Cabin Air Quality Control System Using Real-Time Air Quality Map With And Without On-Board Air Quality Sensor (AQS)

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Smart Battery Architecture For Sulfur Silicon Full Cells

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Novel Mitochondria-Targeting Abasic Site-Reactive Probe (mTAP)

Professor Linlin Zhao and their team from the University of California, Riverside have developed mTAP, a new chemical probe engineered to selectively bind to abasic sites within mitochondrial DNA without affecting nuclear DNA. Unlike non-specific agents, mTAP is equipped with a mitochondria-targeting group, ensuring its precise localization. This invention is advantageous over current technology because its mechanism of action involves forming a stable chemical bond with damaged DNA sites, thereby protecting mtDNA from enzymatic cleavage and maintaining its replication and transcriptional activities.    Fig 1: The UCR mitochondria-targeting water-soluble probe mTAP exclusively reacts with mitochondrial abasic sites, and retains mitochondrial DNA levels under genotoxic stress which are responsible for certain mitochondrial diseases. 

Preparation Of Stable 1H-1,2,3-Triazol-5-Ylidenes: New Stable Mesoionic Carbenes

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In-Vacuum Front-Surface Type Irradiator (FROSTI) For Active Laser Wavefront Control

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Core-Shell Wrapped Sulfur Particles For Li-S Cathode Material

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Software to Diagnose Sensory Issues in Fragile X Syndrome and Autism

Professor Anubhuti Goel and colleagues from the University of California, Riverside have developed a novel diagnostic tool and software program that provides a quick, objective measure of sensory issues for individuals with Autism spectrum disorders and Fragile X syndrome. This tool works by using a software application to administer a game. Based on the individual’s score at the end of the game, a diagnosis about sensory issues may be made. This technology is advantageous because it may provide an easily accessible, low cost, and safe diagnostic tool for Fragile X Syndrome and Autism that can be developed as a telehealth diagnostic tool.