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Exploring body dissatisfaction in pregnancy and the association with gestational weight gain, obesity, and weight stigma

Uncertainties in Calibration of an Optical Spectrometer for Measuring Isotope Ratios in Methane : ACS Measurement Science Au

The stable isotope ratios of carbon (δ13C(CH4)) and hydrogen (δ2H(CH4)) in methane (CH4) from atmospheric air samples provide a tracer that can help distinguish the relative contribution of emission sources. These can be continuously measured at atmospheric monitoring stations by optical isotope ratio spectrometer (OIRS) instruments, providing data that is complementary to isotope ratio mass spect

The role of craving in gambling behavior : examining its relevance and links to psychological distress, personality, and demographics

The DNA/RNA autophagy protein SIDT2 as a novel neuropathological hallmark in Huntington disease

The pathogenic mechanisms leading to neurodegeneration in Huntington disease (HD) are not fully understood but involve accumulation of toxic mRNA and protein products in the brain. Recent studies described an unconventional autophagic pathway involving DNA and RNA degradation through DNautophagy and RNautophagy that is regulated by the lysosomal protein SID1 transmembrane family member 2 (SIDT2).

Association between habitual dietary taurine intake and the risk of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease : a prospective cohort study

Temporal responses of coastal hypoxia to nutrient loading and physical controls

Characterization of a multi-swirler fuel injector using simultaneous laser based planar measurements of reaction zone, flow field and fuel distribution

Modern gas turbine spray combustors feature multiple swirlers with distributed fuel injection system for rapid fuel/air mixing and flame stabilization ensuring low NOx operations. In the present paper, we investigate the effects of different swirler designs on flame characteristics, stabilization, and behavior at lean blow out using a Triple Annular Research Swirler (TARS) burner. Simultaneous pla

Investigation of single and synergic effects of NLRC5 and PD-L1 variants on the risk of colorectal cancer

Analytical validation of OncoMasTR, a multigene test for predicting risk of distant recurrence in hormone receptor-positive early stage breast cancer

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Lojaliteten, prostarna, språket : studier i den kyrkliga "försvenskningen" i Lunds stift under 1680-talet

Popular Abstract in Swedish För att få svar på frågan om prostarnas lojalitet i samband med ”försvenskningen” av Lunds stift på 1680-talet, har jag använt lokalt material såsom räkenskaper och längder. Jämfört med den tidigare forskningen har mer preciserade och delvis annorlunda resultat presenterats, både vad gäller prostarnas lojalitet och ”försvenskningens” intensitet. Prostarna var ambivalent

Agrar ojämlikhet i Sverige studerad med bevillningstaxeringen som källa, 1870–1920

Effectiveness of first generation disease-modifying therapy to prevent conversion to secondary progressive multiple sclerosis

Association of Ultraprocessed Food Consumption With Risk of Dementia : A Prospective Cohort

Uncertainty and ignored information in the analysis of bat ultrasound : Bayesian approximation to the rescue

REM-Predominant Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Patients with Coronary Artery Disease

A combination of clinical balance measures and FRAX® to improve identification of high-risk fallers

Background: The FRAX® algorithm quantifies a patient's 10-year probability of a hip or major osteoporotic fracture without taking an individual's balance into account. Balance measures assess the functional ability of an individual and the FRAX® algorithm is a model that integrates the individual patients clinical risk factors [not balance] and bone mineral density. Thus, clinical balance measures

Spontaneous vs nitroglycerin-induced vasovagal reflex on head-up tilt : Are there neuroendocrine differences?

Institutional conditions for integrated mobility services (IMS) : Towards a framework for analysis

Differences in endophyte communities of introduced trees depend on the phylogenetic relatedness of the receiving forest

Plant species sometimes perform extraordinarily well when introduced to new environments, through achieving higher growth rates, individual biomasses or higher densities in their receiving communities compared to their native range communities. One hypothesis proposed to explain enhanced performance in species’ new environments is that their soil microbial communities may be different and provide