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Bile acid diarrhoea (BAD) is a common cause of chronic diarrhoea and can be highly debilitating, causing a significant reduction in the quality of life. It is unfortunately under-recognized and under-diagnosed by clinicians as the cause for this common affliction. This is mostly due to current definitive testing requiring expensive and advanced nuclear medicine technology […]
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A stroke is the result of loss of adequate blood supply to the brain and is a major cause of disability worldwide, and the second leading cause of death after 60 years of age. Each year roughly 15 million people suffer a stroke and 6 million die from it. Ischemic stroke (versus hemorrhagic) accounts for […]
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Advances in next generation sequencing technologies, particularly RNA-seq, have revealed an unexpectedly large extent of human genome transcription, estimated between 60-90%, and propelled the rapidly growing field of transcriptomics. Since protein-coding genes account for less than 3% of the human genome (numbering about 20,000, or half that of Oryza sativa (rice), and about the same […]
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Chlorinated organic solvents, manufactured in large quantities and widely used in industry for degreasing fats and resins, are among the most prevalent organic pollutants that contaminate groundwater and subsurface soils. Spills and leakages of these compounds in areas with heavy metal contamination have caused difficult to eradicate toxic sites since heavy metals can interfere with […]
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Live cell imaging allows real time measurements while maintaining the delicate balances and intricate complexity of the cell. Further, sufficient data sampling using quantitative single cell imaging addresses inaccuracies produced by averaging data from cell populations that may be heterogeneous (perhaps with subpopulations displaying opposing characteristics and behavior) and allows the exclusion of outliers. [...]
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#Nanomaterials Read fresh publication in @Nano_MDPI "Functionalized Graphene Derivatives and TiO2 for High Visible Light Photodegradation of Azo Dyes". See more details at mdpi.com/2079-4991/10/6… pic.twitter.com/9k7gEAJBJ1
#Nanomaterials Read fresh publication in @Nano_MDPI "Synthesis and Stabilization of Support-Free Mesoporous Gold Nanoparticles". See more details at mdpi.com/2079-4991/10/6… pic.twitter.com/eaeZ6Z4DGe
#FeaturePaper #Review One Pot Use of #Combilipases for #Full #Modification of Oils and Fats: Multifunctional and Heterogeneous Substrates 📝by Sara Arana-Peña, Diego Carballares, et al. 👉doi.org/10.3390/catal1… #lipases (Belongs to the Special Issue🔗mdpi.com/si/40397) pic.twitter.com/uhmhE45jU7
New #Special_Issue "#Cancer #Immunology: From Molecular Mechanisms to Therapeutic Opportunities", edited by Dr. Fabrizio Mattei, Dr. Carlos Alfaro and Prof. Yona Keisari, is open for submissions. @istsupsan @CIMA_unav @TelAvivUni 📌Find more information: ow.ly/gB7u50zTO3M pic.twitter.com/FB15gtgVGA
We cordially invite authors to submit original research or review articles pertaining to #parasites and host–parasite interactions in Special Issue "#Parasitic Infection and Immunity". mdpi.com/journal/biomed… @Biomed_MDPI pic.twitter.com/Mog7mUFMsV
📣 Publish your interesting papers in this Special Issue of #mdpiforests <#Distribution and #Diversity of Forest #Pathogens and #Phytobiomes>, edited by Dr. Tyler J. Dreaden. Please find more details at 👉mdpi.com/journal/forest… pic.twitter.com/4s75PCcVMK
Long projects take time! Last paper of Francesco Talotta PhD thesis with Martial Boggio-Pasqua! 😓 #phdlife mdpi.com/734446 CASPT2 Potential Energy Curves for NO Dissociation in a Ruthenium Nitrosyl Complex @Molecules_MDPI, #photochem
Reformulation as an Integrated Approach of Four Disciplines: A Qualitative Study with #FoodCompanies : ecs.page.link/tsbhq #FoodProductDevelopment #fooddevelopmentconsultants #fooddevelopmentservices #foodconceptdevelopment #foodresearchlab pic.twitter.com/P4R40dr8YO
#PublicaSalutIB Estil de vida i la progressió a la diabetis tipus 2 en una cohort de treballadors amb prediabetis buff.ly/307xOSH @idisbaib @ibsalut @prevencio_ssib buff.ly/3cxOlSv pic.twitter.com/QXhMbh9FwI
A clinical standard silently evolved: Baseline ChestCT in High-Risk Hematology Patients: Survey of ECMM/ISHAM now online bit.ly/3cvqsLf (video) & OA article tinyurl.com/y9vuctc5 #youtube #IDinMotion #idim #InfectiousDiseasesInMotion #hematology #ECMM #ISHAM
🎉🎉🎉 Contribute your research to the #Special #Issue <#Timber and #Construction #Structure>, edited by Prof. Dr. Miroslav Premrov and Prof. Dr. Vesna Žegarac Leskovar. More details at 👉 mdpi.com/journal/forest… pic.twitter.com/6xBqJw6uee
@Biology_MDPI Open for Submission: Special Issue -- Translational Aspects of #Cardiovascular #Biology mdpi.com/journal/biolog… pic.twitter.com/I97lfILfrY
Sometimes #Bitcoin is depicted as a coin. However, owners of #cryptocurrencies don't need to have any physical representation. Nevertheless we can research relationships between #OpenData (incl. #Wikipedia) & #crypto: mdpi.com/2078-2489/11/4… @InformationMDPI @UEwP @MDPIOpenAccess pic.twitter.com/0QQVKtNOaC
New paper lead by Harsh Mathur from our team together with Tom Beresford “Health Benefits of Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) Fermentates” funded by @fhi_tweets mdpi.com/2072-6643/12/6… pic.twitter.com/044RBwS5Hk
.@DrUlph and colleagues have published a paper about the bioethical framework that is needed for newborn #screening for #cysticfibrosis mdpi.com/2409-515X/6/2/…
Recovering Missing Trajectory Data for Mobile #LaserScanning Systems by Mianqing Zhong , Lichun Sui, et al. 👉mdpi.com/2072-4292/12/6… #remotesensing pic.twitter.com/0PC4x3MLCb
New paper on children's perceptions of the wearability of #facemasks. First study of its kind. Even the best facemask needs to be wearable. Conducted by @BristolUni medical student Naomi Smart, with me, Karen Galea (@IOMworld) and Naomi's dad on stats! mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/1… twitter.com/claire_horwell… pic.twitter.com/AaQIfQ4wAk
#Optical Water Type Guided Approach to Estimate Optical #WaterQuality Parameters by Kristi Uudeberg, Age Aavaste, et al. 👉mdpi.com/2072-4292/12/6… #chlorophylla #CDOM #Sentinel #remotesensing pic.twitter.com/to7DjoNf2s
Prof. @GBlancoMo and me are very proud to act as guest editors for the Special Issue "New Research Trends in Rare Earth Oxide-Based Catalysts" of @Catalysts_MDPI. Contributions are very welcome. Details here👉 mdpi.com/journal/cataly… RT are highly appreciated.
Part of our sheep coat color genomics project I've been working on just got published here: mdpi.com/2073-4425/11/6… A Stop-Gain Mutation within MLPH Is Responsible for the Lilac Dilution Observed in Jacob Sheep