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Brian Crane

Brian Crane

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Sports Producer, WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)

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  • Differential responses in the core, active site and peripheral regions of cytochrome c peroxidase to extreme pressure and temperature

    By Brian Crane Verified, Rebecca K Zawistowski| bioRxiv@ AbstractIn consideration of life in extreme environments, the effects of hydrostatic pressure on proteins at the atomic level have drawn substantial interest. Large deviations of temperature and pressure from ambient conditions can shift the free energy landscape of proteins to reveal otherwise lowly populated structural states and even promote unfolding.

    By Brian Crane Verified, Rebecca K Zawistowski · bioRxiv

    Jul. 25, 2024

  • Voice of the Consumer Survey 2024: Shrinking the consumer trust deficit

    By Sabine Durand-Hayes, Brian Crane Verified, Kelly Olson Pedersen| PwC@ Listen to the Voice of the Consumer Survey report, and hear insights from our experts. Trust is crucial for consumers and for the companies that sell products and services to them: as shoppers confront a set of overlapping and often mutually reinforcing disruptions—financial, ecological and technological—they are prioritising reassurance and reliability from the brands they engage with.

    By Sabine Durand-Hayes, Brian Crane Verified, Kelly Olson Pedersen · PwC

    May. 15, 2024

  • Differential responses in the core, active site and peripheral regions of cytochrome c peroxidase to extreme pressure and temperature

    By Brian Crane Verified, Rebecca K Zawistowski| bioRxiv@ AbstractIn consideration of life in extreme environments, the effects of hydrostatic pressure on proteins at the atomic level have drawn substantial interest. Large deviations of temperature and pressure from ambient conditions can shift the free energy landscape of proteins to reveal otherwise lowly populated structural states and even promote unfolding.

    By Brian Crane Verified, Rebecca K Zawistowski · bioRxiv

    Jul. 25, 2024

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WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

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