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Observing Mental Abilities In Patients After A Unilateral Or Bilateral Anterior Prefrontal Resection

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The anterior prefrontal cortex is the most anterior part of the human brain. It is supposed to be at the top of the brain’s hierarchical…
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How Low Can Conventional Generators Go? Why “Minimum Generation” Is Key To Maximum Renewable Integration

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One of the key issues with renewable integration is understanding how variable generation (VG) resources, such as wind and solar, interact with the rest of…
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Protective Coatings Improve The Service Temperature Of Alloy Up To 1500 oC In Air For Long Duration

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The rapid development of aerospace technology demands engine components, especially turbine blades, to withstand high temperatures and meanwhile maintain high-temperature mechanical properties. Only reaching these…
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Tools For Understanding Sense Of Place Can Help Us Manage Natural Areas

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A sense of place can be broadly defined as the collection of meanings, values, symbols, and feelings people associate with a particular locality1, and it is…
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Threats To The Bee World: The Tropilaelaps Mite

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In the fourth industrial revolution, world digitalization has expedited trade globalization. Recently, giant digital platforms such as Alibaba have engaged in international e-commerce, which has…
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Drugs Working On GPCRs: What’s Behind The Lock Towards The Therapeutic Effect?

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During the past decade, huge progress has been made in the field of drug discovery research. Several approaches have been explored to provide patients with…
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New Anti-Dengue Agent To Treat Zika Virus

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The zika virus (ZIKV) has come to recent attention because of unusual and severe neurological pathogenicity observed in recent epidemics in Asia and the Americas1,2…
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Tuning The State-Of-The-Art Numerical Simulator To Recover Energy From Methane Hydrates

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With the ever-increasing demand for cleaner energy, natural gas is playing a growing role in the global energy mix replacing coal and oil to help…
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The Search For Highly Active, Selective Catalysts For Coal Conversion Processes

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Along with the dramatically shrinking amount of petroleum and growing energy consumptions, an increasing number of individuals focus on coal conversion into chemicals and liquid…
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Improving Quality Of Life For Patients With Osteoporosis Using MicroRNAs

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Osteoporosis is a skeletal disorder that predisposes patients to an increased risk of bone fractures. Osteoporosis is very common among elderly women and — to…
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The Ingredient Of Chili Peppers Changes The Gene Expression Pattern Of Cells

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Capsaicin (trans-8-methyl-N-vanillyl-6-nonenamide) is the compound in chili peppers (Capsicum annuum) responsible for their “hot” taste. Capsaicin binds as a ligand to the plasma membrane protein,…
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