Image5_CRISPR Detection and Research on Screening Mutant Gene TTN of Moyamoya Disease Family Based on Whole Exome Sequencing.TIF af Yilei Xiao (8814119)

“...We also analyzed mutation frequencies and used bioinformatic predictions to reveal mutation harmfulness, functions and probabilities of disease correlation, the results showed that rs771533925 and rs72677250 were likely harmful mutations with GO analyses indicating the involvement of TTN in a variety of biological processes related to MMD etiology. ...”

Data Sheet 4_Generation and functional characterization of tuft cells in non-human primate pancreatic ducts through organoid culture systems.pdf af Kosuke Sakaguchi (21249107)

“...Furthermore, the differentiated organoids specifically responded to a bitter compound, suggesting that pancreatic tuft cells may play a role in detecting potentially harmful chemicals. Finally, immunohistochemical analysis identified tuft cells in the non-human primate pancreas, supporting their involvement in sensing harmful compounds and regulating protective responses within the pancreas....”

Data Sheet 5_Generation and functional characterization of tuft cells in non-human primate pancreatic ducts through organoid culture systems.pdf af Kosuke Sakaguchi (21249107)

“...Furthermore, the differentiated organoids specifically responded to a bitter compound, suggesting that pancreatic tuft cells may play a role in detecting potentially harmful chemicals. Finally, immunohistochemical analysis identified tuft cells in the non-human primate pancreas, supporting their involvement in sensing harmful compounds and regulating protective responses within the pancreas....”

Data Sheet 2_Generation and functional characterization of tuft cells in non-human primate pancreatic ducts through organoid culture systems.pdf af Kosuke Sakaguchi (21249107)

“...Furthermore, the differentiated organoids specifically responded to a bitter compound, suggesting that pancreatic tuft cells may play a role in detecting potentially harmful chemicals. Finally, immunohistochemical analysis identified tuft cells in the non-human primate pancreas, supporting their involvement in sensing harmful compounds and regulating protective responses within the pancreas....”

Table 1_Generation and functional characterization of tuft cells in non-human primate pancreatic ducts through organoid culture systems.docx af Kosuke Sakaguchi (21249107)

“...Furthermore, the differentiated organoids specifically responded to a bitter compound, suggesting that pancreatic tuft cells may play a role in detecting potentially harmful chemicals. Finally, immunohistochemical analysis identified tuft cells in the non-human primate pancreas, supporting their involvement in sensing harmful compounds and regulating protective responses within the pancreas....”

Asymmetric Catalysis with an Inert Chiral-at-Metal Iridium Complex af Liang-An Chen (1932571)

Asymmetric Catalysis with an Inert Chiral-at-Metal Iridium Complex af Liang-An Chen (1932571)

Image_9_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).JPEG af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Image_3_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).jpeg af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Image_7_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).jpeg af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Image_1_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).JPEG af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Image_6_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).jpeg af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Data_Sheet_1_Equity, diversity, and inclusion in developmental neuroscience: Practical lessons from community-based participatory research.docx af Shayna La Scala (14799763)

“...<p>Exclusion of racialized minorities in neuroscience directly harms communities and potentially leads to biased prevention and intervention approaches. ...”

Image_4_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).jpeg af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Image_8_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).jpeg af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Summary of the themes and sub-themes. af Fortunée Nyirandamutsa (18468750)

“...The majority of the offspring were using coping strategies such as sole collaboration with peers with the same history, efforts to hide their birth history, social Isolation (silence, untrusting, involvement in media etc), hardworking, reversed roles in the parental relationship, extreme involvement in praying, and harmful alcohol use....”

Image_2_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).TIFF af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Image_5_Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Dinoflagellates Along the Tropical Eastern Pacific Coast (Ecuador).jpeg af Gladys Torres (5846285)

“...Climate change scenarios predict an increase in water surface temperature and extreme events frequency in tropical areas, so it is crucial to involve policy-makers and stakeholders in the implementation of future laws involving long-term monitoring and sanitary programs, not covered at present....”

Table_1_Immunopathogenesis of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor-Related Adverse Events: Roles of the Intestinal Microbiome and Th17 Cells.docx af Ronald Anderson (5989238)

“...This situation is compounded by an increasing awareness, possibly unsurprising, that both the beneficial and harmful effects of ICI-targeted therapies appear to result from an over-reactive immune system. ...”

Data_Sheet_1_Behavioral and pharmacological characterization of planarian nociception.ZIP af Guillaume Reho (13152063)

“...Introduction<p>Pain mostly arises because specialized cells called nociceptors detect harmful or potentially harmful stimuli. In lower animals with less convoluted nervous system, these responses are believed to be purely nociceptive. ...”