Carbonaceous Mesophase Spherules having New Molecular Arrangement

Oxygen Isotope Ratios of Large Cosmic Spherules: Carbonaceous and Ordinary

Introduction: Based on petrographic and ion probe investigation of small micrometeorites (150–250 μm), previous studies (e.g. [1]) have concluded that 99% of them should come from carbonaceous, possibly cometary parent bodies (CM/CR related). Our oxygen isotope measurements of 33 large (>500 μm) silicate type cosmic spherules (CS), using IR-laser fluorination/mass spectrometry, indicate that 30...

Oxygen isotope ratios of large cosmic spherules: Carbonaceous and ordinary chondrite parent bodies

Oxygen isotope ratios of large cosmic spherules: Carbonaceous and ordinary chondrite parent bodies Conference Item How to cite: Suavet, C.; Alexandre, A.; Franchi, I. A.; Gattacceca, J.; Sonzoghi, C.; Greenwood, R. C.; Folco, L. and Rochette, P. (2009). Oxygen isotope ratios of large cosmic spherules: Carbonaceous and ordinary chondrite parent bodies. In: 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Confer...

Atomistic Monte Carlo Simulations on the Formation of Carbonaceous Mesophase in Large Ensembles of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons

NMR Study of Molecular Dynamics in a Dho Columnar Mesophase

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Spherules and IBV

Infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) is an economically important virus infecting chickens, causing large losses to the poultry industry globally. While vaccines are available, there is a requirement for novel vaccine strategies due to high strain variation and poor cross-protection. This requires a more detailed understanding of virus-host cell interactions to identify candidates for targeted vir...