• One possible reason why lasing characteristics

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  One possible reason why lasing characteristics deteriorate at high injection levels in materials with a low band gap may be non-radiative Auger recombination, which can have a resonant character under certain conditions, leading to a marked increase in the recombination rate [3]. Studying the recomb

• br Funding and conflict of interest

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  Funding and conflict of interest statements Acknowledgements We would like to acknowledge funding received from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (award number GSD-134926) and the Lawson Foundation, Canada (grant number GRT 2011-013). We would also like to thank Dr. Mieke Koehoorn for

• The fluoroquinolone group gemifloxacin is one

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  The fluoroquinolone group (gemifloxacin) is one of the most important pharmaceuticals used universal wide for humans and veterinary purposes. The occurrence of broad-spectrum antibiotics similar to these in aquatic environments may approach serious threats to the ecosystem and human health by making

• Other factors like the charge difference electronic distinct

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  Other factors like the charge difference, electronic distinction and magnetic topoisomerase inhibitor are usually associated with the substitution of different cations with different sizes, so that their effects on the correlation pattern between the K and composition are hard to separate and much

• Circulating levels of vitamin K are rarely

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  Circulating levels of vitamin K are rarely measured in clinical practice, because of the complexity of the assay and the lack of a high-throughput method (Riphagen et al., 2015), and because b catenin inhibitor levels only reflect dietary intake (vitamin K1; phylloquinone) and production by the gut

• br Author Contributions br Conflicts of

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  Author Contributions Conflicts of Interest Introduction Severe influenza occurs each winter especially in high-risk groups such as young children, older adults, patients with pulmonary conditions, inflammatory conditions, malignancies, and pregnant women (Newton et al., 2000; Schanzer et al

• br Discussion By excluding heat and cold wave studies we

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  Discussion By excluding heat and cold wave studies, we show that temperature exposure in time-series spanning three or more years/seasons is associated with increased risk for many cause-specific health outcomes in the elderly. Adverse heat effects are concerning because an increase in mean world

• br Introduction Today about of treated persons living with H

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  Introduction Today, about 90% of treated persons living with HIV are aviremic (Delaugerre et al., 2015). Yet, 6 to 24% of these virologic responders do not restore their CD4 count as they should, exposing them to the risk of immune deficiency-linked morbidities (Corbeau and Reynes, 2011). The mai

• mps1 kinase While most HIV infected individuals

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  While most HIV-1 infected individuals develop nAbs against their circulating variants and viruses escape this humoral pressure, there are potentially two important factors that explain why CXCR4-using variants do not evolve in everyone. First, CXCR4-utilizing viruses will not emerge if the circulati

• br Materials and methods br Results br Discussion

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  Materials and methods Results Discussion In the search for drugs for human prion diseases, we conducted docking simulation using a DEGIMA supercomputer. Results from the in vitro and ex vivo drug screening revealed that NPR-053 and -056 significantly reduced PrPSc levels (Figs. 2 and 5). Al

• Regarding the prognostic value of CTC detection of CTCs over

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  Regarding the prognostic value of CTC, detection of CTCs over the threshold value (CTC+ patients) in both the FCMC and CellSearch system was a worse prognostic factor in this study. The significant point that needs to be noted here is that the hazard ratio between CTC+ and CTC− patients using the FC

• In a plenary session dedicated to new

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  In a plenary session dedicated to new technologies, Melissa H. Little from the University of Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia), discussed the generation of kidney organoids from hPSCs and posed the question: where to from here? Approximately 10% of Australian\'s suffer from chronic kidney disease, dr

• purchase EHT 1864 It has previously been hypothesised that i

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  It has previously been hypothesised that iron supplementation increases malaria susceptibility by increasing the availability of \'s preference for young RBCs (). observed significant shifts in RBC populations following iron supplementation, finding younger RBCs are most prevalent at Day 49 post ir

• Gmelina arborea is a fast growing

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  Gmelina arborea is a fast growing tree, which grows on different localities and prefers moist fertile valleys, they attain moderate to large height up to 40 m and 140 cm in diameter (Tewari, 1995). It is occurring naturally throughout greater part of India at altitudes up to 1500 m. It also occurs n

• This issue of contains an article by Yeh and Schenck

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  This issue of contains an article by Yeh and Schenck about behavioral dyscontrol during sleep emerging with sporadic (non-familial) nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy (NFLE) . A series of eight cases was reported, with video-polysomnography (vPSG) and sleep EEG documentation, and successful treatment

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