Characteristics of study participants (n = 662). por Thanh Ha-Lan Hoang (22600817)

“...</p><p>Methods</p><p>This cross-sectional study used baseline survey data from the VQUIT study, an RCT of smoking cessation interventions involving 662 PLWH from 13 outpatient clinics in Vietnam. ...”

Table 3_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 7_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 1_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 4_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.docx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 6_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 8_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 2_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

Table 5_Evolutionary dynamics of the calcium/cation antiporter superfamily in Brassicaceae: codon usage, selection pressure, and BnCaCAs role in abiotic stress response.xlsx por Amin Abedi (9621044)

“...Notably, duplicated genes underwent negative selection pressure, which removed harmful mutations, resulting in slower evolution and maintaining the functional stability of CaCA genes throughout their evolutionary history. ...”

SERENITY realist synthesis questions. por Justin Jagosh (12594142)

“...<div><p>Introduction</p><p>Patients with cancer are at increased risk of thrombotic complications from both the disease and its treatments, with antithrombotic therapy (ATT) usually continued in the last phase of life where the benefit is less clear and there is high risk of harms. Physiological changes toward the end of life increase the risk that ATT will cause serious bleeding events, but discussion between clinicians and patients of ATT risks and benefits is sub-optimal. ...”

Identification and screening flow chart. por Justin Jagosh (12594142)

“...<div><p>Introduction</p><p>Patients with cancer are at increased risk of thrombotic complications from both the disease and its treatments, with antithrombotic therapy (ATT) usually continued in the last phase of life where the benefit is less clear and there is high risk of harms. Physiological changes toward the end of life increase the risk that ATT will cause serious bleeding events, but discussion between clinicians and patients of ATT risks and benefits is sub-optimal. ...”