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A Productivity Paradox In Very Wet Mangrove Forests Of The Neotropics?

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Mangrove forests are found at the interface between oceans and land in tropical and subtropical coasts. Under-appreciated and severely degraded for centuries, these coastal ecosystems…
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The Deep History Of The Caucasus Is Beginning To Be Revealed Through Genetic Sequencing

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Svaneti, a rugged highland region of northwestern Georgia, lies along one of the few ancient transit routes between the South and North Caucasus and thus…
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Scientists Just Reprogrammed Malignant Melanoma Cancer Cells Into Less Aggressive Cancer Cells

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Malignant melanoma is a heterogeneous tumor, originated from the transformation of melanocytes, which are cells that normally produce melanin in the skin and distribute to…
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Impact Of Open Pit Coal Mines On Hydrological Processes

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Coal mining is an economic activity. However, mining degrades the soil and water quality and adversely affects the ecology of surrounding area. The reclamation and…
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A Biogenic Green Synthesis Of Palladium Nanoparticles By Sapindus Mukorossi Seed Extract

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Undoubtedly, the Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reaction is one of the most elegant and powerful tools for constructing Carbon-Carbon bonds. In the industrial arena, specifically, Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling…
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Functionalyzed 2-methoxy-2-alkynylcyclopropanes In Gold-catalysis: An Entry To Heterocyclic Products

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The development of novel and more efficient synthetic methodologies in organic chemistry is highly desirable. In the last fifteen years, remarkable transformations have been accomplished…
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What Mitochondrial Cristae Are Telling Us About HIV-associated Neurological Disorder

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Mitochondria are small intracellular organelles with a diameter about the size of a few microns. They serve crucial functions for cells such as the production…
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Invasive Species Eat Little Plankton And Cause Big Problems

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With increased globalization, our world has seen unprecedented levels of connectivity resulting in human-caused spread and introduction of organisms. This rapid dispersal of species at…
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Reconstructing Physical Activity In The Past Using Hand Bone Entheses

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The effect of habitual physical activity on the human body is a fundamental research topic in bioarchaeology as well as human evolutionary studies. The hand,…
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How Quantised Inertia Gets Rid Of Dark Matter

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It is well-known that galaxies rotate so fast that centrifugal forces should have long ago beaten the gravitational self-attraction of all the visible mass we…
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Using Green Solvents To Extract Oil From Wet Yeast Cells

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As a young boy, I have always had an innate curiosity to understand the world around me. From my time in academia I was able…
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