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The compression curve of iron is measured up to 205 GPa at 298 K, under quasihydrostatic conditions in a diamond anvil cell. Above 150 GPa, the compression of this metal is significantly higher than previously measured under nonhydrostatic conditions. The same compression curve is also calculated ab initio and the deviation between experiment and theory is clearly established. A formulation of the equation of state of iron over a large pressure and temperature range, based on the current data and existing shock-wave data, is also proposed. Implications for the Earth's core are discussed.
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A short distance from Pont Clywedog bridge, towards Dolgellau, lie the ruins of an old iron furnace dating back to the early 18th century. The furnace was built by Abraham Darby, a Quaker from Coalbrookdale. He and other Quakers from Dolserau and Dolgun farms mined iron ore on nearby Tir Stent and hauled it down to the furnace.
The nrdAB genes encode class Ia enzymes, which require a di-iron center (FeIII-O-FeIII) in the NrdB (β) subunit to generate the tyrosyl radical. The nrdHIEF genes encode the class Ib operon, with NrdE and NrdF encoding the α and β subunits, respectively, NrdI encoding a flavodoxin (Cotruvo and Stubbe, 2008; Roca et al., 2008b) and NrdH encoding a glutaredoxin-like protein (Jordan et al., 1997; Crona et al., 2011). NrdI encodes a specific protein involved in the biosynthesis and maintenance of the active metal center, and NrdH is the specific electron donor for the NrdEF enzyme system.
Complex eukaryotic organisms only encode class Ia RNRs, thus limiting their survival in aerobic environments. Nevertheless, some unicellular algae (e.g., Euglena gracilis) also encode an active class II RNR (Torrents et al., 2006a), but the number of eukaryotic organisms with this atypical RNR occurrence is low. Furthermore, some fungi genomes show class III RNR sequences (e.g., Gibberella zeae), but surprisingly, these enzymes are atypical compared with other class III RNRs, and further studies are needed to elucidate whether this RNR class is functional (Torrents et al., 2008).
RNRs as survival markers under aerobic or anaerobic environments. RNR classes can be activated under different environmental conditions in which one organism survives depending on the oxygen availability (aerobic, anaerobic, and in the interface). The distribution of each RNR class in the three domains of life (eubacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes) is shown. The thicker line represents higher RNR class occurrence, and the thinner line corresponds to the occurrence in only a few organisms.
Transcriptional regulation is complex in organisms encoding more than one RNR class, as this process is essential to achieve adequate coordination of the expression of the different nrd genes to ensure proper enzyme concentration and provide balanced dNTPs levels. For example, in Escherichia coli, class Ia RNRs are active during growth under laboratory conditions, while class III enzymes are active under anaerobic conditions (Boston and Atlung, 2003; Roca et al., 2008a) and class Ib RNRs are important during growth in iron-deficient medium (Martin and Imlay, 2011) and biofilm formation (Cendra et al., 2012). However, Pseudomonas aeruginosa also express class Ia RNRs under laboratory growth conditions (Jordan et al., 1999; Torrents et al., 2006b) and class II and III RNRs are expressed during infection (Sjöberg and Torrents, 2011).
Several transcription factors (activators and inhibitors) have been implicated for regulation the expression of each RNR class during bacterial growth under certain environmental conditions. For example IciA, FIS, and DnaA are transcriptional activators for E. coli class Ia RNRs, while H-NS and NrdR act as a transcriptional repressors (Torrents et al., 2007; Cendra et al., 2012, 2013). Class Ib RNRs are transcriptionally activated through FUR (Vassinova and Kozyrev, 2000; McHugh et al., 2003). Moreover, class III RNRs are transcriptionally regulated through the FNR protein (Boston and Atlung, 2003; Roca et al., 2008a).
Noise sources and manufacturing defects degrade a magnetometer's measurement. The most striking of these are hard iron effects. Hard iron effects are stationary interfering magnetic noise sources. Often, these come from other metallic objects on the circuit board with the magnetometer. The hard iron effects shift the origin of the ideal sphere.
Soft iron effects are more subtle. They arise from objects near the sensor which distort the surrounding magnetic field. These have the effect of stretching and tilting the sphere of ideal measurements. The resulting measurements lie on an ellipsoid.
The magcal function can be used to determine magnetometer calibration parameters that account for both hard and soft iron effects. Uncalibrated magnetometer data can be modeled as lying on an ellipsoid with equation
Use the magcal function to determine calibration parameters that correct noisy magnetometer data. Create noisy magnetometer data by setting the NoiseDensity property of the Magnetometer property in the imuSensor. Use the rotated and stretched magnetic field in the variable soft to simulate soft iron effects.
Many MEMS magnetometers have registers within the sensor that can be used to compensate for the hard iron offset. In effect, the (x-b) portion of the equation above happens on board the sensor. When only a hard iron offset compensation is needed, the A matrix effectively becomes the identity matrix. To determine the hard iron correction alone, the magcal function can be called this way:
The magcal function can give calibration parameters to correct hard and soft iron offsets in a magnetometer. Calling the function with no option string, or equivalently the 'auto' option string, produces the best fit and covers most cases.
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