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Product Director for @FT / @financialtimes. Formerly @BitcoinMagazine, @dowjones, @wsj, @businessinsider, and @condenast. Recovering astrophysicist.
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Developmental reprogramming underlies chemotherapy resistance in favorable-histology Wilms tumor

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By Andrew Fleming, Carolyn M Jablonowski, Hongjian Jin, Siwei Zhang, Surbhi Sona, Karissa Jones, Changde Cheng, Beisi Xu, Christopher Morton, Mary A. Woolard, Prahalathan Pichavaram, Daniel B. Gehle, Sivaraman Natarajan, Kiran Kodali, Vishwajeeth Pagala, Anthony High, Yogesh Kumar, Steven J. Burden, Virginia Valentine, Jake Harbour, Daniel Vocelle, Ti-Cheng Chang, John Easton Verified, Scott Olsen, Geoffrey Neale, Emilia M. Pinto, Jerold E. Rehg, Laura J. Janke, Teresa Santiago, Rani E. George, Xiaotu Ma, Gerard P. Zambetti, Andrew Davidoff, Taosheng Chen, Gang Wu, Xiang Chen, Jun Yang, Andrew Murphy, Deidre Daria
| Cell Reports Verified
Keywords Wilms tumor chemotherapy resistance LIN28B ABCB1 N-MYC MYCN kidney development Research topic(s) CP: cancer Introduction Wilms tumor (WT) is the most common pediatric renal malignancy.1 WT is an embryonal tumor with triphasic, mixed histology consisting of blastemal, epithelial, and stromal elements that mirror cell types in the developing kidney.
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Was the evolution of faster stomata driven by increased gas exchange rates rather than increasing water use efficiency?

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By Robert A. Brench, Matthew Wilson, Andrew Fleming, Sarah J. Thorne
| New Phytologist
Introduction Stomata, epidermal pores that control the uptake of CO2 into, and water vapour loss out of, leaves (Cowan, 1978), consist of two guard cells. Changes in guard cell turgor adjust pore apertures. The maximum level of stomatal conductance (gs) is dependent on the size of the stomatal pore and the density of stomata (Franks et al., 2009), and steady state values of stomatal conductance and carbon assimilation (A) are often tightly correlated (Wong et al., 1979; Farquhar & Sharkey, 1982).
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The Pleasures of Piloting a Ferry in Vancouver’s False Creek

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By Andrew Fleming, Dorothy Woodend Verified
| Montecristo Magazine Verified
People regularly tell me I have the best job in the world. Presumably bus drivers don’t often hear this, even though the gig is essentially the same—moving passengers safely from one place to another. But I have an advantage: the transportation I provide is via water. And there are days, when I have the boat to myself and the wind in my hair sailing toward a spectacular sunset, when I have to agree.
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