Sociomateriality and Entrepreneurship in Coworking-Spaces

Aslam, Muhammad Mahmood; Goermar, Lars

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“…4 Nonetheless, it is more commonly perceived as an unwanted chemical modification that is disruptive to normal cellular function, 5 and is potentially a critical quality attribute in biological therapeutics. 6 Regardless of the origin, deamidation represents an important spontaneous degradation that can alter protein behavior and is associated with numerous age-related diseases, 7 including Alzheimer's, 8,9,10 multiple sclerosis, 11 prion-related encephalopathies, 12 and cataracts. 13,14 The mechanism of asparagine deamidation has been studied thoroughly, but Gln deamidation has been investigated less, though it is likely to follow an analogous chemical trajectory.…”

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Analysis of Glutamine Deamidation: Products, Pathways, and Kinetics

Riggs¹,

Silzel²,

Lyon³

et al. 2019

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This manuscript examines glutamine deamidation, which is a spontaneous chemical modification similar to the much more thoroughly characterized asparagine deamidation. Although both processes share similarities and are known to occur in long-lived proteins, here we establish that important differences exist as well. For example, the distribution of isomers generated following glutamine deamidation contains far fewer D-residues. Furthermore, with the exception of QG motifs, glutamine deamidation occurs primarily by direct hydrolysis and produces less isoglutamic acid as a result. In addition, we demonstrate that radical-directed dissociation generates abundant, characteristic, fragment ions that can be used to easily distinguish glutamic acid from isoglutamic acid.

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Analysis of Glutamine Deamidation: Products, Pathways, and Kinetics

Riggs¹,

Silzel²,

Lyon³

et al. 2019

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“…So-called multiplex ties can involve information, friendship, material, and workflow or competencies (Hoang and Antoncic 2003;Human and Provan 1997;Katz et al 2004). In the context of CWS it is often referred to the concept of sociomateriality (Aslam and Görmar 2018;Bouncken et al 2021). Human and Provan (1997) showed that small and medium firms participating in a network had more multiplex relationships than market firms.…”

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Social networks in coworking spaces and individual coworker’s creativity

2021

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Coworking spaces (CWS) are open creative labs that provide a community-like environment and the necessary surroundings for their users to build and maintain networks with different actors inside and outside the CWS. With a wide variety of knowledge and skills available in trusted surroundings as well as similar value orientations, coworkers enjoy favorable conditions to establish their network-style. However, research has not investigated the benefit of coworkers’ social networks as far as their individual creativity is concerned so far. This paper takes several network characteristics into account: structure in terms of network size and centrality in the CWS, but also trusted and reciprocal relationships, supportiveness, diversity of knowledge exchanged, and the individual openness to core coworking values. Based on the literature on social networks and small group research, we developed a research model. We tested it to get deeper insights into the phenomenon by relying on 113 coworkers in 33 private German coworking spaces. The results show that a central position in the CWS allowing for direct exchange and high individual openness to core coworking values positively affects social involvement and the diversity of knowledge exchanged, and finally, a coworker’s individual creativity. Managerial implications include the vital role of a central position in the CWS for creativity and a somewhat balanced composition of coworkers working alone or in a team.

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Coworking Space Definitions, Forms and Configurations

Bouncken¹,

Görmar²

2023

Awakening the Management of Coworking Spaces

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Sociomateriality and Entrepreneurship in Coworking-Spaces

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Analysis of Glutamine Deamidation: Products, Pathways, and Kinetics

Analysis of Glutamine Deamidation: Products, Pathways, and Kinetics

Social networks in coworking spaces and individual coworker’s creativity

Coworking Space Definitions, Forms and Configurations

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