Table_1_Considering Plant-Based Meat Substitutes and Cell-Based Meats: A Public Health and Food Systems Perspective.pdf by Raychel E. Santo (9321371)

“…Production of plant-based substitutes, however, may involve smaller environmental impacts compared to the production of farmed meats, though the relative impacts differ significantly depending on the type of products under comparison. …”

Table 1_Climate change impacts on Egyptian aquaculture: challenges, opportunities, and research gaps.xlsx by Dalia M. M. Yacout (21188954)

“…Furthermore, the involvement of investors, policy and decision makers is a must to expand the Egyptian aquaculture sector in a sustainable way. …”

Image_3_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.tiff by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Image_1_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.tiff by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table_5_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.xlsx by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table_1_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.xlsx by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table_2_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.xlsx by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table_6_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.xlsx by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Image_2_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.tiff by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table_4_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.xlsx by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table_3_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.xlsx by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Image_4_Systems-level proteomics and metabolomics reveals the diel molecular landscape of diverse kale cultivars.tiff by Sabine Scandola (11896201)

“…Kale is a very promising crop for vertical farming due to its high nutritional content; however, being a non-model organism, foundational, systems-level analyses of kale are lacking. …”

Table 1_Histopathological and radiographic characterization of the lesions of pododermatitis in sheep: support for the establishment of the foot injuries degree and its prognosis.d... by Caroline da Silva Silveira (6823100)

“…As a result of these findings, the lesions were categorized into 3 grades described as: mild interdigital dermatitis (grade 1), necrosis with bone involvement (grade 2) and severe tissue loss with osteolysis (grade 3). …”

Table_1_Evolution, Transmission, and Pathogenicity of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza Virus A (H5N8) Clade 2.3.4.4, South Korea, 2014–2016.DOCX by Yoon-Gi Baek (9620726)

“…These differences may have been due to the long-term circulation of viruses in domestic duck farms. The same mutations, at positions 219 and 757 of PB1, independently evolving in the C0, C1, and C2 subgroups may have been positively selected, resulting in convergent evolution at the amino acid level. …”

Image_2_Evolution, Transmission, and Pathogenicity of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza Virus A (H5N8) Clade 2.3.4.4, South Korea, 2014–2016.JPEG by Yoon-Gi Baek (9620726)

“…These differences may have been due to the long-term circulation of viruses in domestic duck farms. The same mutations, at positions 219 and 757 of PB1, independently evolving in the C0, C1, and C2 subgroups may have been positively selected, resulting in convergent evolution at the amino acid level. …”

Table_2_Evolution, Transmission, and Pathogenicity of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza Virus A (H5N8) Clade 2.3.4.4, South Korea, 2014–2016.docx by Yoon-Gi Baek (9620726)

“…These differences may have been due to the long-term circulation of viruses in domestic duck farms. The same mutations, at positions 219 and 757 of PB1, independently evolving in the C0, C1, and C2 subgroups may have been positively selected, resulting in convergent evolution at the amino acid level. …”

Image_1_Evolution, Transmission, and Pathogenicity of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza Virus A (H5N8) Clade 2.3.4.4, South Korea, 2014–2016.JPEG by Yoon-Gi Baek (9620726)

“…These differences may have been due to the long-term circulation of viruses in domestic duck farms. The same mutations, at positions 219 and 757 of PB1, independently evolving in the C0, C1, and C2 subgroups may have been positively selected, resulting in convergent evolution at the amino acid level. …”

Image_3_Evolution, Transmission, and Pathogenicity of High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza Virus A (H5N8) Clade 2.3.4.4, South Korea, 2014–2016.JPEG by Yoon-Gi Baek (9620726)

“…These differences may have been due to the long-term circulation of viruses in domestic duck farms. The same mutations, at positions 219 and 757 of PB1, independently evolving in the C0, C1, and C2 subgroups may have been positively selected, resulting in convergent evolution at the amino acid level. …”

A Simulation Approach to Assessing Sampling Strategies for Insect Pests: An Example with the Balsam Gall Midge by R. Drew Carleton (501579)

“…Sequential sampling techniques promise efficient sampling, but their application can involve cumbersome mathematics and/or intensive warm-up sampling when pests have complex within- or between-site distributions. …”

The Dynamics of Plant Cell-Wall Polysaccharide Decomposition in Leaf-Cutting Ant Fungus Gardens by Isabel E. Moller (227810)

“…Our approach thus provides detailed insight into the nutritional benefits and shortcomings associated with fungus-farming in ants.</p> </div>…”