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Craig McClain

  • Editor-in-Chief, Deep Sea News
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Illustration of the gut-immune-liver axis in early-stage alcohol-related liver disease: role and non-invasive potentiation of biomarkers and peptidomic signatures

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By Anjali Kumari, Mukesh K Sriwastva, Michael Merchant, Gavin E. Arteel, Maiying Kong, Melanie L. Schwandt, Joris C. Verster, Ashwani Singal, Venkatakrishna R. Jala, Craig McClain, Vatsalya Vatsalya, Christine Dolin, Sabine Waigel
| Nature Verified
Abstract Alcohol use disorder (AUD) can progress to alcohol-associated liver disease (ALD), yet early-stage ALD (eALD) remains poorly defined at the molecular level. We performed plasma proteomic and peptidomic analysis in 42 adults (AUD n = 10, eALD n = 26, healthy volunteers n = 6) using LC-MS/MS and pathway enrichment.
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Too poor to science: How wealth determines who succeeds in STEM

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By Craig McClain
| PLOS Biology Verified
Behind the pursuit of scientific discovery lies a less-visible truth: a career in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is economically unsustainable, if not entirely unfeasible, for many. The myth of meritocracy in science collapses under the financial sacrifices expected at every career stage. From unpaid internships and self-funded conferences to underpaid graduate and postdoctoral positions, the hidden costs of ‘doing science’ are profound.
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MOBS 1.0: A Database of Interspecific Variation in Marine Organismal Body Sizes

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By Craig McClain, Noel A. Heim, Matthew L. Knope, Pedro M. Monarrez
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Motivation Body size is a fundamental trait influencing an organism's life history, ecology, physiology and evolutionary dynamics. While extensive body-size databases exist for terrestrial vertebrates, equivalent datasets for marine animals are lacking, even though they include a much larger number of species. This data gap hinders comparative and macroecological analyses that rely on body-size data to uncover evolutionary and ecological patterns and processes in marine ecosystems.
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