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- Bookedited by Zhiyong Tang.Contents:
An Introduction to Chiral Nanomaterials: Origin, Construction, and Optical Application / Zhengtao Li, Lin Shi, Zhiyong Tang
Chirality at Nanoscale - Theory and Mechanism / Wei Zhang
Plasmonic Chiral Materials / Chengyi Song, Chen Zhang, Peng Tao
Optically Active and Chiral Semiconductor Nanocrystals / Assaf Ben Moshe, Gil Markovich
Chirality in Gold Nanoclusters / Chenjie Zeng, Zhikun Wu, Rongchao Jin
Chiral Mesoporous Silica Materials / Yuanyuan Cao, Shunai Che
DNA-Based Chiral Nanostructures / Hua Kuang, Chuanlai Xu
Applications in Catalysis / Tomohiro Yasukawa, Hiroyuki Miyamura, Shū Kobayashi
Applications in Polymer Science / Yi Li, Baozong Li, Yonggang Yang.Digital Access Wiley 2018 - ArticleSmith JM, Umbarger HE.J Bacteriol. 1977 Dec;132(3):870-5.By means of the general procedure of Casadaban (J. Mol. Biol. 104: 541-556, 1976), the lac genes carried on a lambda-Mu-1 hybrid phage were inserted into a temperature-inducible Mu-1 prophage that had earlier been inserted into a site near the beginning of the ilvC gene of Escherichia coli strain K-12. Selection of temperature-resistant derivatives of the lysogen resulted in a fusion of the lac genes to a region of deoxyribonucleic acid that is transcribed under the control of the ilvC regulatory elements. A strain bearing the fusion was shown to be inducible for beta-galactosidase by acetohydroxybutyrate, a natural inducer of acetohydroxy acid isomeroreductase. Induction of the lysogen by mitomycin C led to the isolation of a plaque-forming lambda derivative carrying this ilvC-lac fusion.