Flux AI: Molecular Structures

Molecular Structures Flux Artworks

Digital painting of a mouse sleeping on a soft surface. Background has glowing waves. Mouse covered by a brain overlay. Glowing lines outline brain regions. Molecular depictions included. Waveforms show EEG patterns. Dream-like elements blend softly.
a

Sleeping Mouse with Brain Overlay and Molecular Visualization in a Calming Abstract Setting

sleep regulation
dream imagery
sleep science
Cover page for a scientific article focusing on azobenzenes used as photoswitches in chemical applications. The image showcases molecular structures with vibrant colors and 3D effect. It highlights the chemical properties and functionality of azobenzenes.
K

Scientific Cover Page Featuring Azobenzenes as Photoswitches in Chemical Research

chemical research
azobenzenes
photoswitches
A female scientist is diligently working in a cutting-edge laboratory. She is wearing a lab coat, safety glasses, and gloves. Surrounded by test tubes and lab equipment, she interacts with digital overlays displaying complex data and molecular structures. The laboratory is filled with an atmosphere of innovation, enhanced by futuristic lighting and technology. This scene captures the essence of scientific research in a modern context, showcasing the merging of science and digital technology.
A

Female Scientist in a Modern Laboratory: Exploring Data Analysis and Innovation

biotechnology
Data Analysis
Molecular Structures
This diagram illustrates the quantum mechanical interaction of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) with tryptophan residues in proteins. Step 1 shows the initial interaction of ROS with tryptophan, labeled as 'ROS Interaction with Tryptophan'. This leads to Step 2, where a dioxetane intermediate is formed, labeled 'Dioxetane Formation'. In Step 3, the dioxetane cleaves to generate excited triplet carbonyl groups, marked as 'Dioxetane Cleavage'. Finally, Step 4 illustrates the energy transfer across aromatic networks within the protein, labeled as 'Energy Sharing Across Aromatic Networks'. Arrows indicate the direction of processes with transition names such as 'Oxidation → Cleavage → Excitation Transfer'. Molecular structures for ROS, tryptophan, dioxetane, and carbonyl groups are included and labeled for clarity.
Y

Quantum Mechanical Interaction of ROS with Tryptophan Residues in Proteins

Protein Interactions
organic chemistry
ROS