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Measuring Welfare With The ‘ISEW’, A Niche In Economics That May Prompt Us To Reflect On Human Impacts On The Natural World

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Although science and economics tend to be conservative and slow, mainstream science now concludes that our ‘development,’ how our societies and economies pursue human ‘welfare,’…
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Investigating The Pool Of Hematopoietic Stem Cells In Bone Marrow

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Controlling proliferation and differentiation of stem cells is one of the important features of homeostasis. Hematology is an advanced field of stem cell research, and…
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Synthetic Glycolipids As A New Class Of Antimicrobials To Down-regulate Cell Wall Functions

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Microbial species constitute the most abundant and oldest life forms on earth among organisms.  Studies aimed at understanding the ability of microbes to withstand and…
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A Novel 3D Cell Culture Model For The Evaluation Of Anticancer Breast Therapeutics

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Conventional breast cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, are known for triggering side effects and, in some types of cancer, for displaying a limited therapeutic outcome….
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Investigating The Geo-economy Influence On The Borders Of China

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The geo-economic theory is an interdisciplinary principle that combines geographical, political economic and economic theories. It seeks the greatest benefits for countries by studying the…
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Iodine Catalyzed Dioxygen Activation In Oxosulfonylation Reaction

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With increasing people’s interest in renewable energy and global warming, it is important to minimize the use of harmful or toxic chemicals in the processes…
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Post-weaning Diet In Archaeological Human Populations

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There are two unique evolutionary characteristics in human childhood. First, human children take a longer time to acquire the physical and reproductive capacity of adults,…
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Wearable Electronic Fabric Sheds Light On Human Motion Monitor

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The next-generation electronics thrive on the emergence of wearable technologies. Smart wearable devices that could be integrated with the human body to monitor the physiological…
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How To Outgrow Your Native Neighbor As A Young Invasive Plant?

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Invasive species are a major driver of global change and their spread leads to the degradation of many natural ecosystems worldwide. Invasive trees and woody…
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The Rise Of Bloodless Medicine: How We Treat Those Who Cannot Receive Blood Products for Religious Or Other Reasons

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The discovery of blood-typing and the subsequent ability to safely transfuse blood has revolutionized medicine and has allowed individuals to survive what previously were fatal…
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Ultrathin Zinc-Air Batteries Used In Wearable Flexible Electronics

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Rechargeable flexible Zn–air batteries are attracting a great deal of attention and regarded as high-energy-density power supplies for powering next-generation flexible electronics. For the flexible…
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