Themes, subthemes and overarching codes. by Louise Milling (11056324)

“…We identified three overarching themes in the ethical considerations: <i>Expectations</i> towards patient prognosis and expectations from relatives, bystanders, and colleagues involved in the cardiac arrest; the <i>values and beliefs</i> of the physician and values and beliefs of others involved in the cardiac arrest treatment; and <i>dilemmas</i> encountered in decision-making such as conflicting values.…”

ASVs of potentially harmful genera that were found by DESeq2 analysis to be significantly more abundant (p < 0.05) in larval bacterial communities on 22 dph compared to 15 dph in d... by Kasun A. Bandara (15368414)

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Microbial (co)infection can positively or negatively change the clinical outcome of concomitant infectious and autoimmune diseases through a variety of mechanisms. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Immune response modulation by pathogen-activated regulatory T and B cells. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Functional modulation of immune cells by infection-mediated IFN-I. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Examples of immunomodulation through infection-mediated IFN-I. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Infection-induced trained immunity. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Data_Sheet_1_Isolation of phosphorus-hyperaccumulating microalgae from revolving algal biofilm (RAB) wastewater treatment systems.zip by Eric Schaedig (14229767)

“…<p>Excess phosphorus (P) in wastewater effluent poses a serious threat to aquatic ecosystems and can spur harmful algal blooms. Revolving algal biofilm (RAB) systems are an emerging technology to recover P from wastewater before discharge into aquatic ecosystems. …”

Sepsis: evolving concepts and challenges by R. Salomão (6625748)

“…A major challenge in evaluating the host response in sepsis is to characterize what is protective and what is harmful, and we discuss that, at least in part, the apparent dysregulated host response may be an effort to adapt to a hostile environment. …”

Data Sheet 1_Network analysis of Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST) 3.1 items for non-medical use of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, prescription sedati... by Dvora Shmulewitz (28977)

“…The Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test 3.1 (ASSIST) is widely used to screen for such use.…”

Comparative <i>De Novo</i> Transcriptome Analysis of Fertilized Ovules in <i>Xanthoceras sorbifolium</i> Uncovered a Pool of Genes Expressed Specifically or Preferentially in the S... by Qingyuan Zhou (526155)

“…<i>sorbifolium</i> will be a valuable resource for future genetic analyses of candidate genes involved in the LSI response.</p></div>…”

Effect of sociodemographic characteristics on participants’ knowledge. by Nour Kalash (16017359)

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Summary of some knowledge questions (direct). by Nour Kalash (16017359)

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Consumers’ attitude towards acrylamide labeling. by Nour Kalash (16017359)

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Summary of some knowledge questions (indirect). by Nour Kalash (16017359)

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Sociodemographic characteristics among participants. by Nour Kalash (16017359)

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Asthma related variables. by Juan-Antonio Riesco (17598568)

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Characterization of smoking by asthma status. by Juan-Antonio Riesco (17598568)

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Summary of some practice questions. by Nour Kalash (16017359)

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Demographic and clinical characteristics in smokers with and without asthma. by Juan-Antonio Riesco (17598568)

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