Simper pairwise outputs for localities. por Chloé Vescera (18522759)

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Number of samples analyzed per sampling session and breeding colony (locality). por Chloé Vescera (18522759)

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Presence absence data of the 509 taxa across the five localities. por Chloé Vescera (18522759)

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NMDS visual output. por Chloé Vescera (18522759)

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Relative proportion of the land cover classes around each maternity colony. por Chloé Vescera (18522759)

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Differential expression of mRNA volcano in cancer tissues and adjacent tissues. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Cluster heat map of differentially expressed lncRNA in cancer tissues and adjacent tissues. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Box plot of lncRNAs differentially expressed in NSCLC tissues and adjacent tissues. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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LINC00968 regulated A549 cell proliferation and apoptosis. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Research process display. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Survival curve of differentially expressed mRNA. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Survival curve of differentially expressed lncRNA. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Verification of differentially expressed mRNA in BEAS2B and A549. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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The differential expression of lncRNA volcano plot in cancer tissues and adjacent tissues. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Verification of mRNA differentially expressed in BEAS2B and A549. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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GESA in GO term and KEGG pathway. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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The primers used in this study. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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CeRNA ternary diagram of lncRNA-miRNA-mRNA. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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GO analyze and KEGG pathway. por Kui Xiao (10588658)

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Table of quotes related to each theme. por 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....”