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07 January 2014      • Visit Scientific Reports • Submit your manuscript to Scientific Reports     Welcome to your Table of Contents e-alert for Scientific Reports         Frontiers helps you make the most of your valuable professional network through our unique research network. Connect to colleagues, increase your impact and benefit from a 30% increase in downloads of any publication you link to your profile.   Register today         Jump to the content that matters to you ▼ Biological Sciences   ▼ Chemical Sciences   ▼ Physical Sciences   ▼ Earth & Environmental Sciences   ▼ Health Sciences               Biological Sciences ▲ top               HE4 (WFDC2) gene overexpression promotes ovarian tumor growth ▶     Richard G. Moore, Emily K. Hill, Timothy Horan et al.     Selective overexpression of Human epididymal secretory protein E4 (HE4) points to a role in ovarian cancer tumorigenesis but little is known about the role the HE4 gene or the …             More than apples and oranges - Detecting cancer with a fruit fly's antenna ▶     Martin Strauch, Alja Lüdke, Daniel Münch et al.     Cancer cells and non-cancer cells differ in their metabolism and they emit distinct volatile compound profiles, allowing to recognise cancer cells by their scent. Insect odorant …             Anti-melanoma activity of T cells redirected with a TCR-like chimeric antigen receptor ▶     Ge Zhang, Lei Wang, Honglian Cui et al.     Genetically modified T cells to recognize tumor-associated antigens by transgenic TCRs or chimeric antigen receptors (CAR) have been successfully applied in clinical trials. …             Artificial photosynthesis of oxalate and oxalate-based polymer by a photovoltaic reactor ▶     Guangzai Nong, Shan Chen, Yuanjin Xu et al.     A photovoltaic reactor was designed for artificial photosynthesis, based on the reactions involved in high energy hydrogen atoms, which were produced from water electrolysis. …             Non-Enzymatic-Browning-Reaction: A Versatile Route for Production of Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Dots with Tunable Multicolor Luminescent Display ▶     Weili Wei, Can Xu, Li Wu et al.     The non-enzymatic browning, namely Maillard reaction is commonly invoked to account for abiotic chemical transformations of organic matter. Here we report a new reaction pathway …                 Nature Collections  LIGHT-SHEET MICROSCOPY   Produced with support from: Carl Zeiss Microscopy          Chemical Sciences ▲ top               Artificial photosynthesis of oxalate and oxalate-based polymer by a photovoltaic reactor ▶     Guangzai Nong, Shan Chen, Yuanjin Xu et al.     A photovoltaic reactor was designed for artificial photosynthesis, based on the reactions involved in high energy hydrogen atoms, which were produced from water electrolysis. …             Non-Enzymatic-Browning-Reaction: A Versatile Route for Production of Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Dots with Tunable Multicolor Luminescent Display ▶     Weili Wei, Can Xu, Li Wu et al.     The non-enzymatic browning, namely Maillard reaction is commonly invoked to account for abiotic chemical transformations of organic matter. Here we report a new reaction pathway …             Microwave-assisted synthesis of NiS2 nanostructures for supercapacitors and cocatalytic enhancing photocatalytic H2 production ▶     Huan Pang, Chengzhen Wei, Xuexue Li et al.     Uniform NiS2 nanocubes are successfully synthesized with a microwave-assisted method. Interestingly, NiS2 nanocubes, nanospheres and nanoparticles are obtained by controlling …                 SciBX: Science-Business eXchange Collection on Brown Fat   This special collection from SciBX: Science-Business eXchange provides an overview of the state of affairs on brown fat from the scientific, business and regulatory perspectives.   Click here to access the Collection for free!   Sponsored by: Ember Therapeutics AstraZeneca         Physical Sciences ▲ top               Microwave-assisted synthesis of NiS2 nanostructures for supercapacitors and cocatalytic enhancing photocatalytic H2 production ▶     Huan Pang, Chengzhen Wei, Xuexue Li et al.     Uniform NiS2 nanocubes are successfully synthesized with a microwave-assisted method. Interestingly, NiS2 nanocubes, nanospheres and nanoparticles are obtained by controlling …             Non-Enzymatic-Browning-Reaction: A Versatile Route for Production of Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Dots with Tunable Multicolor Luminescent Display ▶     Weili Wei, Can Xu, Li Wu et al.     The non-enzymatic browning, namely Maillard reaction is commonly invoked to account for abiotic chemical transformations of organic matter. Here we report a new reaction pathway …             Artificial photosynthesis of oxalate and oxalate-based polymer by a photovoltaic reactor ▶     Guangzai Nong, Shan Chen, Yuanjin Xu et al.     A photovoltaic reactor was designed for artificial photosynthesis, based on the reactions involved in high energy hydrogen atoms, which were produced from water electrolysis. …             Evidence of Ostwald ripening during evolution of micro-scale solid carbon spheres ▶     Heon Ham, No-Hyung Park, Sang Sub Kim et al.     Ostwald ripening is an evolutionary mechanism that results in micro-scale carbon spheres from nano-scale spheres. Vapor-phase carbon elements from small carbon nanoparticles are …             Fluorescence detecting of paraquat using host-guest chemistry with cucurbit[8]uril ▶     Shiguo Sun, Fusheng Li, Fengyu Liu et al.     Paraquat (PQ) is one of the most widely used herbicides in the world, which has a good occupational safety record when used properly. While, it presents high mortality index after …               Earth & Environmental Sciences ▲ top               Artificial photosynthesis of oxalate and oxalate-based polymer by a photovoltaic reactor ▶     Guangzai Nong, Shan Chen, Yuanjin Xu et al.     A photovoltaic reactor was designed for artificial photosynthesis, based on the reactions involved in high energy hydrogen atoms, which were produced from water electrolysis. …               Health Sciences ▲ top               Fluorescence detecting of paraquat using host-guest chemistry with cucurbit[8]uril ▶     Shiguo Sun, Fusheng Li, Fengyu Liu et al.     Paraquat (PQ) is one of the most widely used herbicides in the world, which has a good occupational safety record when used properly. 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