Classical lyricism in Italian and North American 20th-century poetry by Piantanida, C

“…Three out of four types of classical lyricism are defined by a preference for Sappho’s and Catullus’ lyrics which deal with marriage rituals and defloration, patterns of death and rebirth, and solar myths. …”

Investigating the role of factor inhibiting HIF (FIH) in tumourigenesis by Ma, J

“…Tumours in mice deficient of myeloid FIH exhibit an altered immune profile, reflected by the increased expression of programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) and Arginase 1 (ARG1) in tumour-associated macrophages (TAMs) and a reduced CD4 T cell population. …”

Prediction analysis of COVID-19 in Selangor by using backpropagation algorithm with conjugate gradient method by Ajmal Khan, Noor Amirah, Marjugi, Siti Mahani

“…COVID-19 is a kind of coronavirus. Patients infected with COVID-19 can lead to death, especially people with lung difficulties or a weakened immune system. …”
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Road damage detection for autonomous driving vehicles using YOLOv8 and salp swarm algorithm by Nik Ahmad Farihin, Mohd Zulkifli, Zuriani, Mustaffa, Mohd Herwan, Sulaiman

“…Road accidents are one of the leading causes of death and serious injury in Malaysia, often resulting from human errors and poor road conditions. …”
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Markers of synovial inflammation in cohorts at risk of knee osteoarthritis by Kluzek, S

“…</b> Knee osteoarthritis (KOA) is a leading cause of disability in the developed world. …”

In memory of Aureliano's ice. by Ho, Jia Xuan.

“…Going through the chain of events leading to the fateful encounter, he does not remember the acrobats with gold-capped teeth or the jugglers with six arms, nor the thousand more inventions so ingenious and unusual that his father wanted to invent a memory machine so that he could remember them all; in the critical moments right before his death, the other events are fleeting, yet “for the first time since his youth he knowingly fell into a trap of nostalgia and relived that prodigious afternoon of the gypsies when his father took him to see ice” (García Márquez 266-267). …”
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Sphero robot controlled by using brain computer interface offline by Sun, Yaxiong

“…One of the diseases is stroke. There is a study shown that nearly 800,000 people in the United States have a stroke every year and stroke is the No 5 cause of death in the United States, it kills nearly 130,000 people a year. [1].If a person impact stroke, she/he will lose the ability of communication and movement ability. …”
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The unintended consequences of information system change on organizational memory: remembering and forgetting in English and Ontarian child protection services by Vogl, TM

“…However, the promise of digitization was not always achieved. A motivation for undertaking this research was thus to better understand divergences between what was intended and what was realized. …”

The role of ADAM10 and mucin-like molecules in modulating cell-cell interactions by Drexhage, L

“…To preserve the non-inflammatory nature of apoptotic cell death, a rapid removal of apoptotic cells, known as efferocytosis, is required to maintain tissue homeostasis. …”

Activable nano-immunomodulator assembled from π-extended naphthalenediimide for precision photothermal immunotherapy by Zhong, Wenbin, Yuan, Wei, Chen, Yun, Ma, Zhaoyu, Ma, Mengmeng, Tan, Brynne Shu Ni, Yang, Jie, Zhao, Yanli

“…A nano-immunomodulator (R-NPT NP) comprising a tumor microenvironment (TME) activable resiquimod (R848) and a π-extended NIR-absorbing naphthophenanthrolinetetraone (NPT) has been engineered for spatiotemporal controlled photothermal immunotherapy. …”
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Injectable hydrogel/micro-composite systems for in situ therapeutic cell delivery by Wang, Chunming

“…However, expanding applications of hydrogels into wider fields of cell therapeutics has been hurdled by a substantial challenge, that is, anchorage-dependent cells (ADCs) show poor settlement when encapsulated into 3D hydrogel frameworks. …”
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Study on muscle remodeling using in vivo microscopy of drosophila metamorphosis and quantitative image analysis by Kuleesha

“…Phenotypic analysis revealed that SNF1A and Grunge are involved in regulating the cell death of Drosophila abdominal muscles during metamorphosis. …”
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Materials approaches for next-generation encapsulated cell therapies by Krishnan, Siddharth R., Langer, Robert, Anderson, Daniel G.

“…Encapsulating cells in engineered biomaterials capable of excluding components of the host immune system while allowing for the transport of therapeutic proteins, oxygen, nutrients, metabolites, and waste products represents a potential solution. However, the foreign-body response can lead to isolation from native vasculature and hypoxia leading to cell death. …”
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Potential of emodepside for vector-borne disease control by Khemrattrakool, P, Hongsuwong, T, Phanphoowong, T, Sriwichai, P, Poovorawan, K, Tarning, J, Kobylinski, KC

“…Thus, mass distribution of emodepside does not appear to be a potential tool for vector-borne disease control. …”

Are spiritual, ethical, and eating qualities of poultry meat influenced by current and frequency during electrical water-bath stunning? by Hayat, Muhammad Nizam, Kumar, Pavan, Sazili, Awis Qurni

“…With the continuous rise of Muslim and Jewish populations and their increasing preference for ritually slaughtered poultry meat, the industry is forced to redefine its existing product-centric quality standard toward a new consumer-centric dimension of quality. The new dimension is mainly attributed to ensuring animal welfare and ethical treatment (ethical quality), spiritual quality (such as halal status, cleanliness), and eating quality standards set by religion. …”
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Application of microtechnology to elucidate nanotechnology by Chen, Liuying

“…Our study demonstrates using micropatterning as a tool in determining the cytotoxic effects of surface functionalised ZnO NPs and TiO2 NPs on human dermal keratinocytes (HaCaT cells). …”
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The English wing spinet of the 17th and 18th centuries: with special reference to the extant Haward spinets indtroducing newly discovered evidence for Samuel Pepys' Haward spinet a... by Wilson, Charles West

“…The wing spinet, evidently introduced to England in 1663 by its acknowledged inventor, Gerolamo Zenti, displaced the virginal in the 1680s and was, in turn, displaced by the square piano a century later. A breakdown of the instrument’s form into four chronological groups is proposed. …”
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Semiparametric regression analysis of clustered survival data with semi-competing risks by Peng, Mengjiao, Xiang, Liming, Wang, Shanshan

“…Analysis of semi-competing risks data is becoming increasingly important in medical research in which a subject may experience both nonterminal and terminal events, and the time to the intermediate nonterminal event (e.g. onset of a disease) is subject to dependent censoring by the terminal event (e.g. death) but not vice versa. …”
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Kierkegaardian selfhood as pursuit of the Greatest Commandment by Callaway, DA

“…Refusing to regard Kierkegaard’s grasp of Jesus’ injunction within the Greatest Commandment as referencing one love that is either synonymous with faith or mere sidebar concern en route to exposition of an ethics of neighbour love, this thesis examines what it means for a human being to love God <em>per se</em>. It is proposed that, for Kierkegaard, loving God is a spiritual act that incorporates a dynamic process of dying away in love to enact one’s death to psychogenic idols of the mind, therein striving to become a self in giving all one’s heart, soul, and mind to God and not to sundry idols or proxies for God.…”

Characterization of ubiquitin-activated DNA-protein crosslink repair in vitro by Zhu, X

“…<p><strong><em>Introduction:</em></strong> DNA-Protein Crosslinks (DPCs) are a form of DNA damage caused by covalent attachment between proteins and DNA, which can lead to replication fork stalling, disruption of cell division, and ultimately cell death. …”