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Craig McDougall

Santa Rosa
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Physician, nutrition expert and best-selling author who teaches better health through a plant-based diet. Check out the new book The Starch Solution.
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Dynamic transcriptional heterogeneity in pituitary corticotrophs

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By Elsa Smith, Craig McDougall, Zhengyang Yuan, Linda Laiho
| BioRxiv
Abstract A large body of evidence has shown that corticotrophs, the anterior pituitary cells central to the generation of hormonal stress responses, exhibit heterogeneous functional behavior, suggesting the presence of functional sub-populations of corticotrophs. We investigated whether this was the case at the transcriptomic level by conducting a comprehensive analysis of scRNA-seq datasets from rodent pituitary cells.
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Land | Free Full-Text | Your Favourite Park Is Not My Favourite Park: A Participatory Geographic Information System Approach to Improving Urban Green and Blue Spaces-A Case Study in Edinburgh, Scotland

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By Charlotte Wendelboe-Nelson, Yiyun Wang, Simon Bell, Craig McDougall
| MDPI
1. Introduction Many cities in the United Kingdom have seen a significant decline, over the past decade, in the capital and revenue budgets for investment, management, and maintenance of public urban green and blue spaces (UGBSs). This has resulted in a decline both in their condition and in user satisfaction [1].
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Your Favourite Park Is Not My Favourite Park: A Participatory Geographic Information System Approach to Improving Urban Green and Blue Spaces - a Case Study in Edinburgh, Scotland[v1] | Preprints.org

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By Charlotte Wendelboe-Nelson, Yiyun Wang, Simon Bell, Craig McDougall
| Preprints.org
Preprint Article Version 1 This version is not peer-reviewed Version 1 : Received: 23 February 2024 / Approved: 26 February 2024 / Online: 26 February 2024 (10:51:04 CET) Wendelboe-Nelson, C.; Wang, Y.; Bell, S.; McDougall, C.W.; Thompson, C.W. Your Favourite Park Is Not My Favourite Park: A Participatory Geographic Information System Approach to Improving Urban Green and Blue Spaces – a Case Study in Edinburgh, Scotland. Preprints 2024, 2024021427.
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