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At Low Doses, Supposedly Non-phytotoxic, Triazine Xenobiotics Disrupt Hormonal Regulations In A Stress- And Low-energy-dependent Manner

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Conventional farming practices have led to the widespread application of xenobiotic pesticides and their global diffusion in soil and water compartments. Among persistent pesticides, herbicides…
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Measuring Forests In 3D To Improve Global Carbon estimates

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Forests are key in stabilizing the earth’s climate – they hold nearly half of carbon on the land and offset one-third of human carbon emissions….
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Annihilation And Creation Of Relative Equilibria Around Minor Celestial Bodies

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Relative equilibria of asteroids, comets, and satellites of planets are important dynamical characteristic around these minor celestial bodies. Most minor celestial bodies are uniformly rotating, and…
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How Individuals With “The Dark Triad” Traits Respond To Breakup Distress

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The Dark Triad is a set of three personality traits that tend to “hang together”; that is, when somebody has high levels of one of…
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Mercaptobenzamides: A Stepping-stone For Developing Next-Generation Anti-HIV Drugs Targeting Nucleocapsid Protein 7 (NCp7)

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CD4 T lymphocytes are T-helper cells that harmonize the immune system to avert pathogenic infection. They do so by recruitment and activation of other immune…
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Measuring Changes In The Glaciers Of The Karakoram-Himalaya Mountains

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The Karakoram-Himalaya mountain ranges, spread across Pakistan, India, China, Bhutan, and Nepal, are a home for thousands of glaciers. Glaciers are the natural reservoirs of freshwater…
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It’s Time To Revise STEM Doctoral Admissions Procedures

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The selection of students for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) doctoral programs determines who will be leaders in higher education and fields that underpin…
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Differences In Existential Isolation For Men And Women

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As an existential reality, existential isolation refers to the fundamental gap between individuals where it is impossible to know with certainty how anyone else subjectively…
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Two Studies Show That Being Low In Emotional Intelligence May Be Good for You And Others!

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Emotional intelligence (EI) has been a very popular subject over the past 25 years, especially after Goleman popularized it with his best-selling book in 1995….
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Perceptions Of Unsolicited Sext Messages: A Sexual Double Standard 

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Sexting is apparently here to stay. According to a recent study, 1 in 4 American teens have received a sext, and 1 in 7 teens…
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The Physical And Mechanical Properties Of Arctic Sea Ice During Melt Season

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The Arctic Ocean is undergoing a series of changes in sea ice, whose concentration and thickness, as well as multiyear ice volume, has decreased significantly….
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