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July 8, 2019
05/13/2019
Agriculture
Imakumbili and colleagues show that cassava grows under conditions of severe nutrient stress but soil nutrient levels affect the build-up of toxic cyanogenic glucosides.
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06/13/2019
Cardiovascular Medicine
Khushhal and colleagues show that the exercise training intensity during a structured, community-based Phase III CR programme in the UK is lower than that suggested by current guidelines.
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06/13/2019
climate change
Based on species climate envelope models, Ferreira and colleagues predict the effect of climate change on endemic species in the Azores.
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06/24/2019
Psychology
Efrat-Treister and colleagues investigate how perceived future wait and crowdedness affect violence in an emergency department.
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06/19/2019
health care
Reed and colleagues show that a patient portal can increase engagement in outpatient visits, potentially addressing unmet clinical needs, and reduce downstream emergency and hospital care
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06/24/2019
oncology
Wessels and colleagues use a 3D platform to assess the interactions of normal human fibroblasts with breast cancer-derived, tumorigenic cells.
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06/24/2019
EveryONE BLOG
Associate Editor Artur Arikainen discusses the topics raised at the European Scientific Conference on Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology (ESCAIDE) held late last year in Malta.
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06/26/2019
Pollinators
Alger and colleagues found that the prevalence of two RNA viruses was higher in wild bumblebees collected near apiaries, where beehives are kept.
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06/26/2019
Sport and Exercise Science
Fujiwara and colleagues found that the protein SIRT1 caused a mild dystrophic phenotype in mice and affected plasma-membrane repair mechanisms in muscle cells.
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06/12/2019
deep learning
Langenkämper and colleagues show how data annotations by citizen scientists could help with machine-learning based classification of marine images.
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06/18/2019
Circadian Biology
Stone and co-workers report that knockout of clock genes alters optical development of the eye in mice and Drosophila melanogaster. The findings may inform novel therapeutic interventions for children with myopia.
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