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Derivative Assay:

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Sequencing:

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Phospho-proteomics:

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Article Title: First-passage fingerprints of water diffusion near glutamine surfaces.
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Structural Proteomics:

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Article Title: Entropy-driven docosahedral short-range order in simple liquids and glasses
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Article Title: First-passage fingerprints of water diffusion near glutamine surfaces.
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Article Title: Structure-based investigation of a DNA aptamer targeting PTK7 reveals an intricate 3D fold guiding functional optimization.
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Article Title: Discovery of a Potent Lysine-Specific Histone Demethylase-1 (LSD-1) Inhibitor for Cancer Treatment via Machine Learning, Molecular Modeling, and In Vitro Validation.
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Article Title: Phospho‐regulation, nucleotide binding and ion access control in potassium‐chloride cotransporters
Article Snippet: 9 Structural Genomics Consortium, Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford, Roosevelt Drive, Oxford, OX3 7DQ, UK 10 Present address: Celonic AG, Eulerstrasse 55, 4051 Basel, Germany *these authors contributed equally to this work, listed in alphabetical order †corresponding author, lead contact: katharina.duerr@omass.com 2 Table of Content Appendix Figure S1: Secondary Structure Representation.................................................4 Appendix Figure S2: Sequence Alignment .........................................................................6 Appendix Figure S3: EM Processing Workflow for KCC1....................................................9 Appendix Figure S4: EM Processing Workflow for KCC3...................................................10 Appendix Figure S5: Determination of the N-terminal sequence by Rosetta MD..............12 Appendix Figure S6: Phosphorylation site identification by proteomic analysis (KCC1)...14 Appendix Figure S7: Phosphorylation site identification by proteomic analysis (KCC3)...15 Appendix Figure S8: Rb+ Uptake for KCC3b variants........................................................20 Appendix Figure S9: HDX-MS data for KCC3b-PKO and KCC3b-PM .................................22 Appendix Figure S10: Electrostatic representation of the nucleotide binding pocket......23 Appendix Figure S11: LC-MS data for KCC1.....................................................................25 Appendix Figure S12: Molecular Dynamics results for KCC1 with bound ATP.................27 Appendix Figure S13: Molecular Dynamics results for KCC3 with bound ATP.................28

Article Title: Effective interactions in active Brownian particles.
Article Snippet: Example snapshots from both the LAMMPS (i.e., molecular dynamics, MD) simulations and the MC simulations run using the obtained bueff(r) are presented for interest in Fig. 1 (a subset) and in Appendix G (full set).

Binding Assay:

Article Title: Hybridization Histochemistry of Neural Transcripts
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Article Title: Entropy-driven docosahedral short-range order in simple liquids and glasses
Article Snippet: The energetically favored icosahedral structure has been seen as the central figure for describing the local structure of simple liquids and glasses.. Although regular icosahedral structures are rarely found, it is accepted that distorted icosahedral structures occur in simple liquids and glasses.. However, which local structure dominates and why it is more frequent than the others remain unanswered questions.

Article Title: First-passage fingerprints of water diffusion near glutamine surfaces.
Article Snippet: For the latter, we performed a posteriori numerical simulations of the overdamped Ito-Langevin equation dz dt =−βD(z)U ′(z)+D′(z)+ √ 2D(z) ·ξ , (4) where ξ (t) is Gaussian white noise, whereas U(z) and D(z) are, respectively, the effective potential and the space-dependent diffusion coefficient of water inferred from our molecular-dynamics simulations (see Sec. 4 and Appendix B).

Article Title: Structure-based investigation of a DNA aptamer targeting PTK7 reveals an intricate 3D fold guiding functional optimization.
Article Snippet: The distribution of Mg2+ was analyzed and plotted using the Visual Molecular Dynamics (VMD) program (SI Appendix, Fig. S11).

Article Title: Discovery of a Potent Lysine-Specific Histone Demethylase-1 (LSD-1) Inhibitor for Cancer Treatment via Machine Learning, Molecular Modeling, and In Vitro Validation.
Article Snippet: The discovery of potent lysine-specific histone demethylase 1 (LSD-1) inhibitors is of significant importance in cancer therapy, as LSD-1 overexpression contributes to tumour progression and malignancy through the regulation of gene expression.. We employed an integrated strategy that combined machine learning-based virtual screening, bioassay validation, and ligand–target interaction analysis.. Virtual screening identified 29 candidate compounds, of which 17 demonstrated micromolar-level enzymatic inhibition in experimental assays.

Article Title: Phospho‐regulation, nucleotide binding and ion access control in potassium‐chloride cotransporters
Article Snippet: 9 Structural Genomics Consortium, Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford, Roosevelt Drive, Oxford, OX3 7DQ, UK 10 Present address: Celonic AG, Eulerstrasse 55, 4051 Basel, Germany *these authors contributed equally to this work, listed in alphabetical order †corresponding author, lead contact: katharina.duerr@omass.com 2 Table of Content Appendix Figure S1: Secondary Structure Representation.................................................4 Appendix Figure S2: Sequence Alignment .........................................................................6 Appendix Figure S3: EM Processing Workflow for KCC1....................................................9 Appendix Figure S4: EM Processing Workflow for KCC3...................................................10 Appendix Figure S5: Determination of the N-terminal sequence by Rosetta MD..............12 Appendix Figure S6: Phosphorylation site identification by proteomic analysis (KCC1)...14 Appendix Figure S7: Phosphorylation site identification by proteomic analysis (KCC3)...15 Appendix Figure S8: Rb+ Uptake for KCC3b variants........................................................20 Appendix Figure S9: HDX-MS data for KCC3b-PKO and KCC3b-PM .................................22 Appendix Figure S10: Electrostatic representation of the nucleotide binding pocket......23 Appendix Figure S11: LC-MS data for KCC1.....................................................................25 Appendix Figure S12: Molecular Dynamics results for KCC1 with bound ATP.................27 Appendix Figure S13: Molecular Dynamics results for KCC3 with bound ATP.................28

Article Title: Effective interactions in active Brownian particles.
Article Snippet: Example snapshots from both the LAMMPS (i.e., molecular dynamics, MD) simulations and the MC simulations run using the obtained bueff(r) are presented for interest in Fig. 1 (a subset) and in Appendix G (full set).

Liquid Chromatography with Mass Spectroscopy:

Article Title: Hybridization Histochemistry of Neural Transcripts
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Article Title: Entropy-driven docosahedral short-range order in simple liquids and glasses
Article Snippet: The energetically favored icosahedral structure has been seen as the central figure for describing the local structure of simple liquids and glasses.. Although regular icosahedral structures are rarely found, it is accepted that distorted icosahedral structures occur in simple liquids and glasses.. However, which local structure dominates and why it is more frequent than the others remain unanswered questions.

Article Title: First-passage fingerprints of water diffusion near glutamine surfaces.
Article Snippet: For the latter, we performed a posteriori numerical simulations of the overdamped Ito-Langevin equation dz dt =−βD(z)U ′(z)+D′(z)+ √ 2D(z) ·ξ , (4) where ξ (t) is Gaussian white noise, whereas U(z) and D(z) are, respectively, the effective potential and the space-dependent diffusion coefficient of water inferred from our molecular-dynamics simulations (see Sec. 4 and Appendix B).

Article Title: Structure-based investigation of a DNA aptamer targeting PTK7 reveals an intricate 3D fold guiding functional optimization.
Article Snippet: The distribution of Mg2+ was analyzed and plotted using the Visual Molecular Dynamics (VMD) program (SI Appendix, Fig. S11).

Article Title: Discovery of a Potent Lysine-Specific Histone Demethylase-1 (LSD-1) Inhibitor for Cancer Treatment via Machine Learning, Molecular Modeling, and In Vitro Validation.
Article Snippet: The discovery of potent lysine-specific histone demethylase 1 (LSD-1) inhibitors is of significant importance in cancer therapy, as LSD-1 overexpression contributes to tumour progression and malignancy through the regulation of gene expression.. We employed an integrated strategy that combined machine learning-based virtual screening, bioassay validation, and ligand–target interaction analysis.. Virtual screening identified 29 candidate compounds, of which 17 demonstrated micromolar-level enzymatic inhibition in experimental assays.

Article Title: Phospho‐regulation, nucleotide binding and ion access control in potassium‐chloride cotransporters
Article Snippet: 9 Structural Genomics Consortium, Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford, Roosevelt Drive, Oxford, OX3 7DQ, UK 10 Present address: Celonic AG, Eulerstrasse 55, 4051 Basel, Germany *these authors contributed equally to this work, listed in alphabetical order †corresponding author, lead contact: katharina.duerr@omass.com 2 Table of Content Appendix Figure S1: Secondary Structure Representation.................................................4 Appendix Figure S2: Sequence Alignment .........................................................................6 Appendix Figure S3: EM Processing Workflow for KCC1....................................................9 Appendix Figure S4: EM Processing Workflow for KCC3...................................................10 Appendix Figure S5: Determination of the N-terminal sequence by Rosetta MD..............12 Appendix Figure S6: Phosphorylation site identification by proteomic analysis (KCC1)...14 Appendix Figure S7: Phosphorylation site identification by proteomic analysis (KCC3)...15 Appendix Figure S8: Rb+ Uptake for KCC3b variants........................................................20 Appendix Figure S9: HDX-MS data for KCC3b-PKO and KCC3b-PM .................................22 Appendix Figure S10: Electrostatic representation of the nucleotide binding pocket......23 Appendix Figure S11: LC-MS data for KCC1.....................................................................25 Appendix Figure S12: Molecular Dynamics results for KCC1 with bound ATP.................27 Appendix Figure S13: Molecular Dynamics results for KCC3 with bound ATP.................28

Article Title: Effective interactions in active Brownian particles.
Article Snippet: Example snapshots from both the LAMMPS (i.e., molecular dynamics, MD) simulations and the MC simulations run using the obtained bueff(r) are presented for interest in Fig. 1 (a subset) and in Appendix G (full set).



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