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Economic value of pre-travel health interventions for communicable diseases in international travellers

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By Allison Taylor, Co-first authors, Co-senior authors, Traveler’s Advice
| Oxford Academic Verified
Pre-travel health interventions can reduce the acquisition of communicable diseases and decrease the risk of transmission during or after international travel. We sought to inform policy and research priorities with a scoping literature review of studies that assess the cost-effectiveness of pre-travel interventions.
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Higher-order correction of persistent batch effects in correlation networks

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By Ben Guebila, Co-first authors, Co-senior authors
| Bioinformatics Verified
Systems biology analyses often use correlations in gene expression profiles to infer co-expression networks that are then used as input for gene regulatory network inference or to identify functional modules of co-expressed or putatively co-regulated genes. While systematic biases, including batch effects, are known to induce spurious associations and confound differential gene expression analyses (DE), the impact of batch effects on gene co-expression has not been fully explored.
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Fungal Fight Club: phylogeny and growth rate predict competitive outcomes among ectomycorrhizal fungi

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By Co-senior authors
| Oxford University Press (OUP)
Ectomycorrhizal fungi are among the most prevalent fungal partners of plants and can constitute up to one-third of forest microbial biomass. As mutualistic partners that supply nutrients, water, and pathogen defense, these fungi impact host plant health and biogeochemical cycling. Ectomycorrhizal fungi are also extremely diverse, and the community of fungal partners on a single plant host can consist of dozens of individuals.
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