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    Decreased Brain Levels of Vitamin B12 in Aging, Autism and Schizophrenia by Yiting Zhang (391974)

    Published 2016
    “…Vitamin B<sub>12</sub> (cobalamin, Cbl) exists in multiple forms, including methylcobalamin (MeCbl) and adenosylcobalamin (AdoCbl), serving as cofactors for MS and methylmalonylCoA mutase, respectively. We measured levels of five Cbl species in postmortem human frontal cortex of 43 control subjects, from 19 weeks of fetal development through 80 years of age, and 12 autistic and 9 schizophrenic subjects. …”
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    Decreased cell stiffness after dissociation of intercellular adhesion. by Kristina Seiffert-Sinha (627059)

    Published 2014
    “…In a second set of experiments, cell adhesion structures in confluent HaCaT cell cultures grown under standard conditions were visualized by AFM prior to (<b>E1</b>) and after (<b>E2</b>) dissection of cell adhesion structures by nanorobot-guided surgery (traveling distance of AFM tip ∼8 µm; scan size: 19.2 µm; upper panel). The corresponding cross section height measurements show a height decrease by slightly less than 100 nm (from ∼10 nm to −100 nm in the encircled area; lower panel); the arrow in the AFM images points to an intact intercellular connection before cutting (<b>E1</b>) and the disappearance thereof after cutting (<b>E2</b>). …”
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    Table1_Satisfaction With Governmental Risk Communication Both Increases and Decreases COVID-19 Mitigation Behaviours.docx by Darrick Evensen (13757068)

    Published 2023
    “…We also investigate the effects of perceptions of official governmental risk communication in one’s country on risk perceptions and risk mitigation behaviours.</p><p>Results: Structural equation modelling reveals that whilst perceptions of effective risk communication directly increase behaviours that mitigate COVID-19 health risks, these same perceptions indirectly decrease behaviour frequency via a mediated relationship with societal risk perceptions.…”
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