Harnessing Infinite Coordination Polymers to Eliminate Harmful Environmental DNA for Water Purification by Zhixuan Yu (14103534)

“…Harmful environmental DNA (eDNA) contamination in water poses significant health risks, yet traditional treatments fall short of achieving efficient removal. …”

Robustness check: T-tests of positive sentiment between those who did and did not report assault experience, removing “rape” and “raped” (Bing lexicon). by MacKenzie Caputo (18813517)

Pest Control Dataset <i>Eucyclops</i> Subject to Mechanical Removal by Nadia Raytselis (22821290)

Rapid and effective removal of 2,4-dichlorophenol by peroxidase from potato by Dajuan Zhang (20654398)

“…<p>Phenolic compounds discharged in environmental water are required to remove as soon as possible by using the effective methods such as peroxidase catalyzed oxidation to avoid harm to human health. …”

(a) schematic diagram of the preparation of PPy/ cellulose nanocomposite disk and their uses for PYO biomarker removal, and (b) chemical structure of PYO. by Waleed A. El-Said (6236660)

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Table_1_The Removal of Endo- and Enterotoxins From Bacteriophage Preparations.XLSX by Ville Hietala (7024166)

“…The other methods tested either resulted to less efficient endotoxin removal or required the use of harmful chemicals that should be avoided when producing phage preparations for medical use. …”

Fabrication of Magnetic Porous Silica Submicroparticles for Oil Removal from Water by Liuhua Yu (1411285)

Fabrication of Magnetic Porous Silica Submicroparticles for Oil Removal from Water by Liuhua Yu (1411285)

Fabrication of Magnetic Porous Silica Submicroparticles for Oil Removal from Water by Liuhua Yu (1411285)

Compartmentalization as tobacco industry tactic to distract from health harms of cigarettes [57]. by Yogi Hale Hendlin (5158895)

Comparative graph showing effect of interfering species on the removal of crystal violet by SrO and methyl orange by CS-SrO. by Maria Zaib (22050065)

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Development of immune factors over visits in the AAF and AAF-syn treatment group as (A) scores and (B) loadings. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Results of comparing visits within allergy groups using linear mixed models and post hoc analysis. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Results of comparing allergy groups within visits using linear mixed models and post hoc analysis. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Development of immune factors over visits in the AAF-syn treatment group as (A) scores and (B) loadings when using the AAF treatment group as a reference. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Results of comparing treatment groups within visits using linear mixed models and post hoc analysis. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Proteins with at least one significant difference (adjusted p-value ≤ 0.05) between visits within allergy groups as determined by linear mixed models and post hoc analysis. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Results of comparing visits within treatment groups using linear mixed models and post hoc analysis. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

Proteins with at least one significant difference (adjusted p-value ≤ 0.05) between visits within treatment groups as determined by linear mixed models and post hoc analysis. by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)

KEGG pathways (with at least 4 measured proteins) that have at least one significant difference (adjusted p-value (q-value) ≤ 0.05) between treatment groups within visits as determ... by Diana M. Hendrickx (1507435)