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David A. Kaplan

New York
As seen in: CNN, CNN Business, The New York Times, British Ecological Society (Wiley), Reuters, Wiley Online Library, Clinical and Applied Thrombosis/Hemostasis, Memory Studies, Newsweek, Newsweek Europe and
Bestselling author, adjunct NYU professor, former Newsweek legal affairs editor, Mets fan, skier, sailor, hiker, tennis hack, father of two wonderful sons
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Impacts of Fire on Flow Magnitude and Variability in the Southeastern Amazon Basin

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By Sharmin F. Siddiqui, Nathan G. F. Reaver, David A. Kaplan
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction The Amazon rainforest plays an essential role in the regulation of global atmospheric and hydrologic processes and supports social-ecological systems at local to regional scales (Werth & Avissar, 2002). Amazonian forests are experiencing unprecedented changes as a result of deforestation, climate change, infrastructure development, and the accelerating spread of wildfire (Oliveras & Malhi, 2016).
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Nonlinear Bivariate Associations and Mononuclear Cell-Type-Specific Expression Level Differences in the STING Signalling Pathway

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By David A. Kaplan, Eric Christian
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction The presence of DNA in the cytoplasm is aberrant and consequently serves as an indicator of a pathological situation such as infection, cancer or cellular damage. The STING (stimulator of interferon genes) pathway involves the detection of and response to cytoplasmic DNA.
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Who protects Florida’s wetlands when federal protections fade?

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By David A. Kaplan, Matthew Cohen
| The Invading Sea
By David A. Kaplan and Matthew J. Cohen Wetlands are Florida’s hardest-working ecosystems. From the Everglades to the floodplains of the Apalachicola River, the 10 million remaining acres of Florida wetlands shape life across our state by cleaning water, reducing flooding and serving as habitat for thousands of species of plants and animals, including some of our most iconic and beloved wildlife.
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