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Knowledge, attitude and practice scores in the general population and according to regions.
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Bivariate analysis of sociodemographic and other factors associated with the knowledge scores.
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Bivariate analysis of sociodemographic and other factors associated with the attitude scores.
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Multivariate analysis of sociodemographic and other factors associated with the KAP scores.
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Participants’ perceived ways to boost children’s immune system other than vaccination.
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Bivariate analysis of sociodemographic and other factors associated with the practice scores.
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Update on trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) as a piezolyte and cryoprotectant: its role in a depth limit for marine fishes and loss from hadal fish during capture
Published 2025“…In the ocean hadal zone (below 6000 m), snailfish from the Kermadec (Yancey et al. 2014) and Mariana trenches (Linley et al. 2016), and several amphipod species including <i>Hirondellea gigas</i> (Downing et al. 2018), confirmed a highly linear trend in TMAO contents down to the greatest ocean depths at which these animals have been found (< 8,400 m for fish, ~11,000 m for amphipods). …”