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Multiplexed detection of febrile infections using CARMEN - Nature Communications
Abstract Detection and diagnosis of bloodborne pathogens are critical for patients and for preventing outbreaks, yet challenging due to these diseases’ nonspecific initial symptoms. We previously advanced CRISPR-based Combinatorial Arrayed Reactions for Multiplexed Evaluation of Nucleic acids (CARMEN) technology for simultaneous detection of pathogens on numerous samples.
The Losing Streak Of Team No Sleep - The Relationship Between Your Sleep Hygiene And Your Health
Long before the evolution of technology as we know it today, families went to bed for the night, and slept through the night. Answering the question, why is sleep hygiene important, the Sleep Foundation(yes, it's a thing!) states that: “Obtaining healthy sleep is important for both physical and mental health, improving productivity and overall quality of life.
"Get Out" Reading and Viewing List
The thriller Get Out has the distinction of being one of the highest grossing films of all time by a black writer/director, Jordan Peele. It galvanized moviegoers and sparked conversations about the film on social media. It is also one of the most written about films, with articles appearing in outlets ranging from Esquire to Vanity Fair, and is credited with introducing the term the “sunken place” into our vocabularies.
Farewell to Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor and Gloria Naylor
This past fall, the world lost two influential African American women writers: Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor and Gloria Naylor. South Carolina born Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor was a self described “Geechee” —a term that some considered to be pejorative and refers to the descendants of West African slaves who live in U.S. southern coastal states and islands. This population speaks Gullah (or Geechee), a language that combined West African languages with English.
Evaluating the Struggle for Equality and Civil Rights in the U.S. with the NAACP Papers
The NAACP Papers—an archival collection of approximately two million historical documents from NAACP national, legal and branch offices—are now available online to researchers onsite at the Schomburg Center, and NYPL's other research and branch libraries, as well as remotely.
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