Thiriet-Rupert, Stanislas Josse, Jérôme Perez-Pascual, David Tasse, Jason Andre, Camille Abad, Lélia Lebeaux, David Ghigo, Jean-Marc Laurent, Frédéric Beloin, Christophe
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Bone and joint infections (BJIs) are difficult to treat and affect a growing number of patients, in which relapses are observed in 10-20% of the case. These relapses, which call for prolonged antibiotic treatment and increase resistance emergence risk, may originate from ill understood adaptation of the pathogen to the host. Here, we investigated t...
Hannah, L. Midgley, G.F.
Global agreement on 30×30 means an unprecedented last push to define how much nature will be left on the planet. At the same time that space for nature is being defined, climate change will be moving nature around. Species are now on the move to track climate change both on land and in the oceans, a process that is accelerating under dramatic new e...
Busoms, Silvia Fischer, Sina Yant, Levi
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Plant communications
Plants adapted to challenging environments offer fascinating models of evolutionary change. Importantly, they also give information to meet our pressing need to develop resilient, low-input crops. With mounting environmental fluctuation-including temperature, rainfall, and soil salinity and degradation-this is more urgent than ever. Happily, soluti...
Saal, Ilka
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Journal of Contemporary Drama in English
This contribution discusses Pope.L’s 2018 provocative restaging of William Wells Brown’s anti-slavery play The Escape: Or, A Leap of Freedom (1858) at the Art Institute of Chicago. Drawing on Linda Hutcheon’s theory of adaptation, it argues against a source-oriented assessment of the production, which would prioritize the original over its interpre...
Schapendonk, Frans Scartozzi, Cesare Madurga Lopez, Ignacio Salma, Kadry Pacillo, Grazia Laderach, Peter
This fact sheet assesses the coherence and climate security-sensitivity of policy and strategy documents extracted from sectors relevant to the climate, peace, and security nexus at both the national level in Guatemala and regional level across the Central American Dry Corridor.
Liu, Na Jiang, Ting Cui, Wen-Peng Qi, Xiao-Qing Li, Xue-Gong Lu, Yuan Wu, Long-Fei Zhang, Wei-Jia
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Frontiers in Microbiology
High hydrostatic pressure (HHP) regulated gene expression is one of the most commonly adopted strategies for microbial adaptation to the deep-sea environments. Previously we showed that the HHP-inducible trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) reductase improves the pressure tolerance of deep-sea strain Vibrio fluvialis QY27. Here, we investigated the molecu...
Han, Tingyu Liao, Xin Guo, Zhuojun Chen, J.-Y. He, Chunpeng Lu, Zuhong
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Frontiers in Genetics
Introduction: Coral reefs, among the most invaluable ecosystems in the world, face escalating threats from climate change and anthropogenic activities. To decipher the genetic underpinnings of coral adaptation and resilience, we undertook comprehensive transcriptome profiling of two emblematic coral species, Montipora foliosa and Montipora capricor...
Roques, Lionel Boutillon, Nathanaël Zamberletti, Patrizia Papaïx, Julien
How does the spatial heterogeneity of landscapes interact with the adaptive evolution of populations to influence their spreading speed? This question arises in agricultural contexts where a pathogen population spreads in a landscape composed of several types of crops, as well as in epidemiological settings where a virus propagates among individual...
Zhang, Jianzhi
Pleiotropy refers to the phenomenon of one gene or one mutation affecting multiple phenotypic traits. While the concept of pleiotropy is as old as Mendelian genetics, functional genomics has finally allowed the first glimpses of the extent of pleiotropy for a large fraction of genes in a genome. After describing conceptual and operational difficult...
Van Riper, Marcia Cosgrove, Bethany Fleming, Louise
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Journal of family nursing
Down syndrome (DS) is a chromosomal disorder associated with intellectual and physical disabilities and has historically been viewed by health care providers through a negative lens when considering the effect the condition has on the individual, family, and community. The purpose of this scoping review was to provide an overview of recent research...