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[2606.22322] Singular barriers and quartic integrability breaking in the TTW system

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By Adrián Escobar, Miguel Gómez
| arXiv
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Dynamic changes in mitochondria support phenotypic flexibility of microglia - Nature Communications

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By Ari W. Schaler, Adrián Escobar, Casandra G. Chamorro
| Nature Verified
Abstract Microglial capacity to adapt to tissue needs is a hallmark feature of these cells. New studies show that mitochondria critically regulate the phenotypic adaptability of macrophages. To determine whether these organelles play similar roles in shaping microglial phenotypes, we generated transgenic mouse crosses to accurately visualize and manipulate microglial mitochondria.
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Llamas en el norte, humo en todas partes: la doble amenaza que respira Extremadura

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By Adrián Escobar
| El Diario Verified
El cielo de Extremadura vive estos días un espectáculo inquietante: un manto de humo recorre la región, transformando el azul habitual en tonos grisáceos y anaranjados que se extienden desde Cáceres hasta Badajoz o Mérida. Lo que antes era un horizonte despejado se ha convertido en un lienzo en constante cambio, donde la luz del sol se filtra entre la neblina de los incendios y adquiere matices que oscilan entre el dorado y el cobrizo según la hora del día.
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