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Direct Energy Transfer from the Peripheral LH2 Antenna to the Reaction Center in a Mutant of Rhodobacter sphaeroides That Lacks the Core LH1 Antenna
The light-harvesting apparatus of the photosynthetic bacterium Rhodobacter sphaeroides is composed of a peripheral LH2 complex which directs excitation energy to the LH1/reaction center core. The puf BA genes encoding the LH1 polypeptides have been deleted, producing a photosynthetically-competent strain which contains LH2 and reaction centers. Time-resolved absorption and fluorescence measurement
Vägen till ett ekonomipris: Spår i Lennart Jörbergs korrespondens
The road to a Nobel Prize is usually long and winding. This article tracks theroad to Robert Fogel’s and Douglass North’s shared prize in economics in 1993through Lennart Jörberg’s correspondence from 1965 to 1989. Jörberg, for almosttwenty years professor and head of the Department of Economic History at LundUniversity, had during two year-long visits in the United States in the 1950s and1960s de
The Influence of India on Southeast Asian Astronomy : Of Calendars and Calculations
Preface : Nobel Symposium 153: Nanoscale Energy Converters
Microscale Bone Alterations in a Mouse Model of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport
Kan energibalansen vid träning påverka benkvalitet? Hur påverkas de små byggstenarna i benet när kroppen får för lite energi men samtidigt utsätts för hård träningsbelastning? Denna studie undersöker hur man kan visualisera både kollagenfibrer samt bencellernas kommunikationsnätverk i benvävnad hos möss med, respektive utan relativ energibrist (RED-S). Relativ energibrist inom idrott (RED-S) uppRelative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) is a condition arising when dietary energy intake is insufficient to meet the combined demands of training and normal physiological functions. RED-S negatively impacts bone health, and increases the risk of stress fractures. Yet, its effects on bone matrix organization and overall bone quality is not well understood. Collagen and the osteocyte cells'
Antibiotic Prescribing in Primary Care - Studying the Management of Infections using Real-World Data
De allra flesta läkarbesöken för infektioner sker i primärvården. En hög och olämplig antibiotikaförskrivning innebär risker inte bara för biverkningar för patienten utan också för ökad antibiotikaresistens. Stora ansträngningar har gjorts för att minska antibiotikaförskrivning. Under covid-19-pandemin såg vi att antalet infektioner och antalet antibiotikaförskrivningar halverades. Hur kan vi fortThere is considerable variation in antibiotic prescribing rates among physicians, primary healthcare centres, and countries. If the variation could be reduced, the antibiotic prescribing could decrease.Methods. The thesis is based on real-world data from two databases containing infection visits: The Kronoberg Infection Database in Primary Care (infection visits in the Kronoberg region from 2006 t
Perioperative management of patients undergoing major reconstructive head and neck surgery
Abstract: For patients with locally advanced head and neck tumours or other defects, the preferred curative treatment is extensive reconstructive surgery using free microvascular flap(s), oftentimes followed by postoperative radiotherapy. The procedure offers superior functional and aesthetic advantages, but the treatment course is long and complex and burdened with a significant risk of complicat
Environmental contamination of antibiotics in Swedish hospitals
Smart‐Mix or Stupid Assurances? : How Businesses Used Voluntary Initiatives to (De)Legitimize Supply Chain Regulation
Mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence (HREDD) policies seem to represent a pathbreaking shift from voluntary measures to binding rules for global supply chains. Yet these policies endorse a “smart-mix” of voluntary and mandatory measures, and risk over-reliance on questionable private-sector assurances. In this paper, we ask how businesses framed these private/voluntary efforts in
The evolution of executive functions in Archosauria : Visual working memory and motor inhibition across ectotherms and endotherms
Executive functions are a set of cognitive skills enabling goal‑directed behaviours. Both mammals and birds have highly proficient executive functions, despite diverging from each other around 360 million years ago. This cognitive convergence is due to both taxa being tachymetabolic endotherms. They can maintain a stable and elevated body temperature with a high metabolism. However, in order to su
Lewy Body Disease and Bradyarrhythmia: A multi-method approach
Large-eddy simulations of separated flow and heat transfer in a rib-roughened channel
Ribbed channel flows play a crucial role in various engineering systems where turbulence enhancement and improved heat transfer are required, such as in turbine blade cooling and combustor wall applications. Numerical simulations have emerged as an essential tool for analyzing the intricate turbulence dynamics and flow separation phenomena, which are fundamental for optimizing the channel performa
Diamond rotors for high magic angle spinning frequencies
Magic Angle Spinning (MAS) nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is limited in spectral resolution by the spinning frequency of rotors that hold the analyte. Traditional yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) rotors have mechanical constraints that typically limit spinning frequencies of 0.7 mm rotors to ωr/2π ∼ 110 kHz. These frequencies are not sufficient to achieve resolution comparable to th
Phase dependent luminescence properties of Pr3+ doped BaLu2F8–BaLuF5 materials
This work presents a comparative luminescence study of Pr3+ doped phase-pure BaLuF5 and mixed-phase BaLu2F8 – BaLuF5 materials synthesized via a hydrothermal route. The spectroscopic studies were mainly performed for phase-pure BaLuF5 and two mixed-phase materials, which, according to structural and phase compositional analysis, contained 90 or 70 wt% of orthorhombic BaLu2F8 and 10 or 30 wt% of cu
The potential role of Staphylococcal enterotoxin C and TSST-1 in the infection of bovine mammary epithelial cells
Bovine mastitis is a continuous problem in the dairy industry. The infection has significant impact on health and welfare of animals and causes financial losses for the farmers and the dairy industry. A key bacterium associated with bovine mastitis is Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus). It produces different exotoxins including more than 24 different staphylococcal enterotoxins and toxic shock synd
Exploring suicidal behaviour through implicit identity and control biases : Findings from the Death-Implicit Association Test and its novel control-adaptation
Objective: This study examined two Death-Implicit Association Test versions targeting associations between the self-concept (standard identity D-IAT; iD-IAT) and internal versus external control (adapted control D-IAT; cD-IAT) and death among suicide attempters. Additionally, correlations with explicit psychological variables and psychometrics were explored. Method: 116 psychiatric inpatients (58.
Surgical Education, Evaluating selection methods and early training experiences in surgical residency
Background Selection of surgical residents is carried out in a variety of ways across the globe. In Sweden, the selection process is characterized by a lack of transparency and is conducted locally at each hospital. Recruiting suitable candidates is a matter of patient safety since patient outcome is related to surgeon characteristics and behaviors.Aim The aim of this thesis is to explore quantita
Exciton states and relaxation in molecular aggregates : Numerical study of photosynthetic light harvesting
In this article we briefly review the molecular exciton theory and apply it to photosynthetic light harvesting systems. We derive expressions for exciton relaxation rates using perturbation theory in Hibert space representation and show how the Förster equation can be obtained from a general relaxation rate expression in case of well localized excitons. A detailed analysis of the exciton level str
Excitons in photosynthetic purple bacteria : Wavelike motion or incoherent hopping?
We have studied excitation energy transfer in the photosynthetic antenna systems LH1 and LH2 of purple bacteria. Femtosecond pump−probe experiments are combined with computer simulations using the recently established crystal structure of these systems to assess the nature of excitation motion. We have measured the transient absorption kinetics and spectra of the LH1 and LH2 complexes in the t
