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Utilization of Bulk RNA Sequencing for the Evaluation of Keratin Nanomaterials as a Coating for Percutaneous Devices

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By Andrew Miller, James Beck, Alexis White, Jayant Agarwal
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Percutaneous medical devices connect external and internal bodily environments, playing a pivotal role in the treatment of various medical conditions [1]. However, their efficacy is compromised by the inability of the surrounding soft tissue to attach to the surface of the device at the stoma—the implant exit site.
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Shelf Awareness for Readers for Friday, October 14, 2022

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By Stephanie Feldman, Andrew Miller, Neil Cochrane, Penn Jillette
| Shelf Awareness Verified
Saturnalia by Stephanie Feldman A woman risks courting the anger of a powerful organization and discovers a shocking secret in Saturnalia, the fast-paced, near-future thriller from Stephanie Feldman (). The world teeters on the brink of ecological collapse. Mutual-aid organizations have morphed into the centers of social power.
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7 Care Tips for Mature Skin

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By Annie Qureshi, Diana Hope, Andrew Miller, Sean Mallon Verified
| Healthworks Collective
Regardless of your age, it’s never too late nor too early to start taking care of your maturing age. Whether 30, 40, 50, or above, you can begin and stick to a skincare routine to keep your skin looking young and fresh. You don’t want sunburns or wrinkles to interfere with your self-esteem. For this reason, this article has information to help you take care of your mature skin. Continue reading to learn more! 1.
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