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Characters were built of line segments specified by display list subroutines. Thus any character set or font could be displayed, although fonts were generally extremely simplified for performance reasons. GAPDH was inhibited by 30.9%±1.3% and 34.7%±2.3% following the incubation of Panc Tul and BxPC3 cells, respectively, with GP‐2250 (500μM) (Figure 2B). The selective GAPDH inhibitor dimethylfumarate (DMF) was included as reference. 18 Likewise, recombinant human GAPDH (rhGAPDH) activity was reduced by 20% and 40%, respectively, versus control following incubation for 30min with 100 and 250μM GP‐2250 (Figure 2A). Inhibition of rhGAPDH was further increased at 60min incubation, although the measurements were impacted by the known natural loss of activity of rhGAPDH. Besides HK2 and GAPDH, PDH and αKGDH were dose‐dependently inhibited by GP‐2250. PDH was reduced by 11.6%±0.6% at 250μM and 22.4%±0.3% at 500μM in Panc TuI; 9.3%±1.8% at 250μM and 19.8%±4.6% at 500μM in BxPC3 (Figure 2F). αKGDH was reduced by 8.6%±0.2% at 250μM; 25.7%±0.0% at 500μM and 48.2%±0.1% at 1000μM in Panc TuI; 13.6%±1.8% at 250μM; 24.1%±1.6% at 500μM and 40.9%±0.75% at 1000μM in BxPC3 (Figure 2E).

Inhibition of glycolytic and TCA cycle‐related enzymes. (A) Recombinant human GAPDH treated with 100 and 250μM GP‐2250 for 30 and 60min, followed by GAPDH enzyme activity assay. (B) Inhibition of GAPDH activity in Panc Tul and BxPC3 cells following incubation with GP‐2250 (500μM) for 24h. The GAPDH inhibitor DMF, 100μM, was included as control. (C) Human recombinant hexokinase 2 (HK2) incubated with 250 and 500μM GP‐2250 for 60min. Formation of NADH was measured every 5min. (D) Inhibition of hexokinase 2 (HK2)activity in Panc Tul and BxPC3 cells following incubation with GP‐2250 (250, 500 and 1000μM) for 24h. (E) Inhibition of alpha‐ketoglutarate dehydrogenase (αKGDH) following treatment of Panc Tul and BxPC3 cells for 24h with GP‐2250 (250, 500 and 1000μM). (F) Inhibition of pyruvate dehydrogenase (PDH) following treatment of Panc Tul and BxPC3 cells for 24h with GP‐2250 (250 and 500μM). Concentrations of GP‐2250 ranging from 100 to 1000μM were used in the cellular assays of GAPDH, HK2, αKGDH and PDH, Shown are the results of the lowest effective concentrations, respectively. * p≤0.05, significant; ** p≤0.01, highly significant; *** p≤0.001, extremely significant. DMF, dimethylfumarate; GAPDH, glyceraldehyde‐3‐phosphate‐dehydrogenase; HK2, hexokinase 2; NADH, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide+hydrogen; NC, negative control; U, untreated. Choe K., Zheng F. B., Wang H., Yuan Y., Zhao W. S., Xue G. X., Qiu X. Y., Ri M., Shi X. H., Wang Y. L., Li G. D., Tang Z. Y., Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 2020, 59, 3650 a href="http://visualfractions.com/calculator/long-division/what-is-2250-divided-by-3-using-long-division/">What is 2250 Divided by 3 Using Long Division? Guo C. Y., Liang C. H., Qin X. P., Gu Y. J., Gao P., Shao M. H., Wong W.-T, ACS Appl. Nano Mater., 2020, 3, 7242

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Ghosh S, Dey J (2015) Binding of fatty acid amide Amphiphiles to bovine serum albumin: role of amide hydrogen bonding. J Phys Chem B 119:7804–7815 A display list of line segments ( vectors) on a 1024 by 1024 grid was stored in computer's memory or an optional buffer on the 2250 and repainted on the 2250's CRT up to 40 times per second. The computer altered the display by changing the display list. Orr K. W. P., Collins S. M., Reynolds E. M., Nightingale F., Bostroem H. L. B., Cassidy S. J., Dawson D. M., Ashbrook S. E., Magdysyuk O. V., Midgley P. A., Goodwin A. L., Yeung H. H. M., Chem. Sci., 2021, 12, 4494 Impact of GP‐2250 on ATP level. Structure of GP‐2250 (A). Decrease of ATP in BxPC3 cells and (B) Panc Tul cells (C) compared to cell viability (MTT test) following incubation with GP‐2250 (250 and 500μM) for 6h. The level of ATP and cell viability were assessed in the same test samples. MTT, 3‐(4,5‐dimethylthiazol‐2‐yl)‐2,5 diphenyltetrazoliumbromid; NC, negative control.** p≤0.01; *** p≤0.001. Both HK2 and GAPDH are upregulated in many human tumours and serve as drug targets. 8 Inhibitors of HK2 such as benitrobenrazide show anticancer activity as demonstrated in tumour xenograft models 29 and clinical trials have started with the HK2 inhibitor lonidamine. 8 Apart from limiting glycolysis, HK2 inhibition is expected to contribute to the rise of ROS by reducing the synthesis of the reducing agent NADPH through inhibition of the pentose phosphate pathway. 5, 30

Data on adult patients receiving MV for at least 3 days in ICUs or non-ICU settings from April 2010 through March 2012 were obtained from the Quality Indicator/Improvement Project, a voluntary data-administration project covering more than 400 acute-care hospitals in Japan. We excluded patients with cancer-related diagnoses. Patient demographic data and the critical care provided were compared between groups. Results Gryczynski I, Malak H, Lakowicz JR (1996) Three-photon excitation of a tryptophan derivative using a fs-Ti : sapphire laser. Biospectroscopy 2:9–15

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The data were derived from the Quality Indicator/Improvement Project (QIP), which is an administrative database project covering more than 400 voluntary acute-care hospitals in Japan. The project is operated by Kyoto University. The dataset is based on a Japanese-government-operated national database (Diagnosis Procedure Combination (DPC)), which includes each patient’s demographic data and diagnosis (including the main reason for hospital admission, major complications, past major diagnoses, and co-morbidities). Target patients

Zhu J, Li J-J, Zhao J-W (2009) Spectral characters of rhodamine B as a multi-information fluorescence probe for bovine serum albumins. Sensors Actuators B Chem 138:9–13 The numbers of patients requiring intensive care are increasing worldwide [ 1]. Many of these patients require mechanical ventilation (MV), and in a majority of countries they are treated exclusively in intensive care units (ICUs) [ 1, 2]. In some countries, including Japan, however, some patients on MV are treated in non-ICU settings. This is presumably because of a shortage of ICU beds in Japan compared with European countries [ 3, 4, 5], or shortages of trained nurses or critical care physicians. In Japan, because ICUs require official regulation, some hospitals have special units that are used to treat severely ill patients but are not officially certified as ICUs. The nurse-to-patient ratio in general wards is 1:7, but official ICUs are required to have a ratio of 1:2. It is difficult for small to medium-sized hospitals to employ enough nurses to meet this ratio. Therefore, some hospitals have non-certified ICUs. The organization of, and care in, these quasi-ICUs vary among hospitals, and patient selection depends on the region. There are no official criteria designating what kinds of patients should be treated in each type of ICU. If the quality of care provided in ICUs and these quasi-ICUs differs, then some patients may be receiving suboptimal care. Meng D. L., Zhang M. D., Si D. H., Mao M. J., Hou Y., Huang Y. B., Cao R., Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 2021, 60, 25485 Note that you may use our state-of-the-art calculator above to obtain the quotient of any two integers or whole numbers, including 2250 and 3, of course. Ideally, critically ill patients requiring life-sustaining interventions should be treated in the ICU. However, one study showed that 16–51% of patients who need critical care are refused ICU admission because of limited resources [ 10]. In a large number of countries, despite limited ICU beds, the majority of acute patients on MV are still treated in ICUs [ 4], whereas in Japan patients on MV may be treated in non-ICU settings. We defined an ICU here as an “officially certified ICU.” Some of the quasi-ICU facilities in our study may well have been similar to ICUs. However, because admission fees are higher in certified ICUs, it is not likely that any certifiable facility would not obtain certification. Therefore, quasi-ICU units are likely to be inferior to certified ICUs in some regard.Zhao M. T., Yuan K., Wang Y., Li G. D., Guo J., Gu L., Hu W. P., Zhao H. J., Tang Z. Y., Nature, 2016, 539, 76 Hemmer E, Benayas A, Legare F, Vetrone F (2016) Exploiting the biological windows: current perspectives on fluorescent bioprobes emitting above 1000 nm. Nanoscale Horiz 1:168–184 Fisher WG, Partridge WP, Dees C, Wachter EA (1997) Simultaneous two-photon activation of type-I photodynamic therapy agents. Photochem Photobiol 66:141–155 Cotlet M, Goodwin PM, Waldo GS, Werner JH (2006) A comparison of the fluorescence dynamics of single molecules of a green fluorescent protein: one- versus two-photon excitation. ChemPhysChem 7:250–260 Kim S, Ohulchanskyy TY, Pudavar HE, Pandey RK, Prasad PN (2007) Organically modified silica nanoparticles co-encapsulating photosensitizing drug and aggregation-enhanced two-photon absorbing fluorescent dye aggregates for two-photon photodynamic therapy. J Am Chem Soc 129:2669–2675