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THE BODY BETWEEN US
EXPIRES: Seeking talent from Van Nuys, CA; Los Angeles, CA; North Hollywood, CA; Burbank, CA; Sherman Oaks, CA; Studio City, CA; Glendale, CA; Pasadena, CA COMPANY DETAILS New York Film Academy Jemimah Wade, Student PROJECT DESCRIPTION Casting 2 actors for my student film. A contained thriller about the aftermath of a shooting in the home of a wealthy couple and how they reconstruct the shooting narrative before authorities arrive.
Pregranulosa cells engage a distinct transcriptional programme prior to cell-cycle dependent primordial follicle activation
Abstract Primordial follicles are quiescent ovarian structures comprised of a single oocyte surrounded by a layer of somatic supporting pregranulosa cells. Primordial follicle activation is the first step towards oocyte maturation and, ultimately, ovulation. As the number of quiescent primordial follicles is finite, their rate of activation is a critical parameter of the duration of the female reproductive lifespan.
See Ten Strange and Mesmerizing Creatures From the Deep Ocean, From Sea Toads to Frilled Sharks
By the time the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor (too) finished an expedition off the coast of Chile earlier this year, its scientists had amassed a slew of amazing deep-sea discoveries. During the cruise, researchers sent an underwater robot capable of descending more than 14,000 feet below the surface to collect video footage and specimens from seamounts. After analyzing what they had gathered, the international team revealed they had likely found more than 100 new species.
Pregranulosa cells upregulate cardiac troponin I Tnni3 upon cell cycle resumption during primordial follicle activation.
Abstract Primordial follicles are quiescent ovarian structures comprised of a single oocyte surrounded by a layer of somatic supporting pregranulosa cells. Primordial follicle activation is the first step towards oocyte maturation and, ultimately, ovulation. As there is a finite number of ovarian follicles within the ovary, their rate of activation is a critical parameter of the female reproductive lifespan.
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Damning report reveals how many migrants on the terror watchlist have been released under Joe Biden... A new report revealed 99 illegal immigrants who are on the terrorist watch list have been released into the U.S. during the first three years of Joe …
All of the bases in DNA and RNA have now been found in meteorites
The discovery adds to evidence that suggests lifeโs precursors came from space A 2-gram chunk from this rock โ a piece of the meteorite that fell near Murchison, Australia, in 1969 โ contains two crucial components of DNA and RNA now identified for the first time in an extraterrestrial source, researchers say. NASA More of the ingredients for life have been found in meteorites.
Roles of TYRO3 Family Receptors in Germ Cell Development During Mouse Testis Formation
Abstract Objective: To investigate the role of a potential SOX9 target gene, Tyro3, along with its family members, Axl and Mertk (TAM family) in mouse testis development. Design: Experimental laboratory study. Setting: Research institute units. Subject(s): Embryonic day (E)11.5 Swiss mouse gonads for ex vivo gonad culture; Tyro3 knockout mouse embryos.
p27kip1-dependent gene activity within granulosa cells reveals pathways relevant for control of primordial follicle activation in mice.
Abstract The number of primordial follicles within the ovary, and their rate of activation, are critical parameters of the female reproductive lifespan. A finite number of primordial follicles are established during early ovarian development when individual oocytes are surrounded by a layer of somatic supporting pregranulosa cells. Primordial follicles remain quiescent until activated and their selective activation represents the definitive first step towards oocyte maturation and ovulation.
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Genetic control of typical and atypical sex development - Nature Reviews Urology
Abstract Sex development relies on the sex-specific action of gene networks to differentiate the bipotential gonads of the growing fetus into testis or ovaries, followed by the differentiation of internal and external genitalia depending on the presence or absence of hormones. Differences in sex development (DSD) arise from congenital alterations during any of these processes, and are classified depending on sex chromosomal constitution as sex chromosome DSD, 46,XY DSD or 46,XX DSD.
The Role of Nutrition in Supporting Thyroid Health: A Naturopathic Perspective
The Australian Thyroid Foundation cites that Australians have an undiagnosed thyroid disorder. To the utter frustration of those with thyroid gland issues, it severely impacts metabolism. Common problems are unintended weight gain and weight loss, increased risk of cardiovascular disease, and diabetes, all of which can be difficult to rectify. Most people affected with thyroid disorders struggle with weight gain and have a tough time shedding kilos.
The Top Eight Ocean Stories of 2022 Original
In 2022, the Great Barrier Reef experienced its fourth mass bleaching event in the last seven years, and a NASA report revealed sea level rise is accelerating. Although climate change’s impact on the world’s oceans was the biggest marine story of the year, plenty of other amazing saltwater milestones deserve attention. Scientists found that the largest plant in the world is a seagrass and that 60 million icefish nest together off the coast of Antarctica.
NORTHEAST GEORGIA HEALTH SYSTEM LAUNCHES NEW HEART & VASCULAR INSTITUTE
Subhead By Emily Frost Public Relations & Marketing, Northeast Georgia Medical Center - Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) continues to lead the way in innovative heart care with the launch of the state’s most forward-thinking heart and vascular program: Georgia Heart Institute. … Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login here to access content or go here to purchase a subscription.
Perché scegliere il bus per un city break in Europa
Armata di podcast, snack e tanto ottimismo, la writer di Lonely Planet Emily Frost è salita a bordo di un pullman a London Victoria per scoprire se attraversare il vecchio continente in bus è l'alternativa sostenibile ai city break europei. Prima di prenotare, riflettete se siete pronti a viaggiare in pullman © Grafissimo / Getty Images Non appena arriviamo alla stazione degli autobus dell'aeroporto di Colonia vengo assalita dal panico.
Opponents Sound Off on Controversial UWS Homeless Shelters
UPPER WEST SIDE — Homeless shelters that will accommodate up to 400 adults on West 95th Street met with major opposition Tuesday. Holding red signs reading "MORATORIUM NOW!" approximately 100 people gathered at Tuesday's Community Board 7 meeting to demonstrate their anger about a pair of shelters at 316 and 300 West 95th St., which began accepting homeless residents in August.
Is It Love? Why Some Ocean Animals (Sort Of) Mate For Life
We often hear stories of animal love—tales of rare monogamy in the animal kingdom where life-long love is implied. But there is a distinction between romantic love and an efficient mating system. Here’s a look at some ocean animals to see what is really going on. Albatrosses Get ‘Romantic’ to Increase Chick Survival Albatross relationships seem especially relatable to humans. These long-lived and highly-endangered birds will court each other through ritual dances for years.
Tablet and web-based audiometry to screen for hearing loss in adults with cystic fibrosis
Tablet and web-based audiometry to screen for hearing loss in adults with cystic fibrosis Free Anitha Vijayasingam1, Emily Frost2, Julie Wilkins2, Lise Gillen3, Presanna Premachandra3, Kate Mclaren1, Desmond Gilmartin1, Lorenzo Picinali4, Alberto Vidal-Diez5, Simone Borsci5,6, Melody Zhifang Ni5, Wai Y Tang7,8, Deborah Morris-Rosendahl7,8, Jonny Harcourt9, Caroline Elston10, N J Simmonds1,8, http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5257-520XAnand Shah1,8 1 Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre, Royal Brompton and...
Tablet and web-based audiometry to screen for hearing loss in adults with cystic fibrosis
Tablet and web-based audiometry to screen for hearing loss in adults with cystic fibrosis Anitha Vijayasingam1, Emily Frost2, Julie Wilkins2, Lise Gillen3, Presanna Premachandra3, Kate Mclaren1, Desmond Gilmartin1, Lorenzo Picinali4, Alberto Vidal-Diez5, Simone Borsci5,6, Melody Zhifang Ni5, Wai Y Tang7,8, Deborah Morris-Rosendahl7,8, Jonny Harcourt9, Caroline Elston10, N J Simmonds1,8, http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5257-520XAnand Shah1,8 1Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre, Royal Brompton and...
5 city walking tours you can take right now on Google Maps
Lonely Planet has created five walking tours for Google Maps ©Shutterstock It’s undeniably one of travel’s greatest pleasures; wandering the streets of a whole new city, soaking up its character and exploring its hidden wonders on foot. When the pavement-pounding wanderlust cannot be satisfied in reality however, we’ve come up with the next best thing. Below are five of our Lonely Planet city walking routes, specially formatted so that you can enjoy them online.
9 dei campi da minigolf più pazzi al mondo
I frequentatori del Lexington Ice Center, a Lexington, città famosa per le corse di cavalli, giocano una partita di minigolf di proporzioni bibliche, letteralmente. Questo parco divertimenti conta tre piste da 18 buche ispirate da episodi biblici. Le piste rappresentano Vecchio Testamento, Nuovo Testamento e i Miracoli di Gesù, i giocatori devoti hanno l'opportunità di ammirare scenari religiosi come l'Albero della Conoscenza, Giona e la Balena, la scala di Giacobbe e l'arca di Noè.
A bottomless espresso martini pop-up is coming to London
Fans of the ultimate classy cocktail, here’s something to raise a glass to – an espresso martini pop-up is on its way to London, and it’s bottomless. A bottomless espresso martini even is coming © SrdjanPav / Getty Images Following hugely successful events at Ko. Coffee in King's Cross, and several other London locations last year, the nomadic Espresso Martini Society will once again be bringing their bottomless experience to Ko. at the end of the month and start of April.
Electric scooters may soon become legal in London
Following in the tracks of many other European cities, London may soon allow electric scooters to be used as a mode of transport.
The explorer Levison Wood will follow elephant migration on foot in a new TV series
Channel 4 have just announced a new three-part series featuring popular explorer, conservationist and author, Levison Wood, as he tackles possibly his wildest challenge yet – walking with elephants. The new series will follow elephants as they migrate ©Thomas Retterath/Getty Images The series follows on from Wood’s successful 2017 program Walking the Americas, as well as previously aired expeditions Walking the Himalayas and Walking the Nile. The difference between those and his new offering?
Travelling by train in Germany has just got cheaper - Lonely Planet
The German rail company Deutsche Bahn have cut their long distance fares for the first time in 17 years, in a new effort to make train travel more attractive. The change comes as part of country-wide climate protection measures, launched at the beginning of the year. Berlin's Oberbaum Bridge ©canadastock/Shutterstock As of now, travellers journeying more than 50km (31 miles) on Deutsche Bahn’s Intercity Express trains will have their fares discounted by 10%.
Eighteen Things We've Learned About the Oceans in the Last Decade
As the end of the decade approaches, marine scientists and conservationists are reflecting on what we have learned about the seas, and what the next decade may hold for the world’s watery realms. So the Smithsonian’s Ocean Portal team has combed through years of studies, discoveries and expeditions to bring you some of ocean science’s most notable moments of the last ten years.
143 new Nazca Lines discovered in Peru
The mysterious, monolithic drawings etched into Peru’s Nazca desert have long been the subject of fascination for scientists, historians and theologians the world over, and now, it seems, their reach extends much further than we thought. Rat and Humanoid drawing discovered in Peru's Nazca desert.
Spending Diary: what I spent on a long weekend in Paris
At the start of October, my boyfriend and I spent a weekend in Paris, a trip, that I am not ashamed to admit, was motivated almost entirely by Eurostar’s summer sale. Among the world-renowned streets of striped café awnings, boulangeries and keen Instagrammers, we made the most of our pre-purchased discount tickets with museum mooching, canalside strolling, bar hopping and excessive cheese.
Dutch organisation now one step closer to ridding the world’s oceans of plastic
It’s no secret that the world’s oceans are filled with plastics – it’s one of the biggest environmental disasters facing humanity today. According to non-profit organisation The Ocean Cleanup however, a potential solution may be on the horizon... The Great Pacific Garbage Patch ©The Ocean Cleanup Founded in 2013 by Dutch inventor Boyan Slat, and now a team of 80+ engineers and researchers, the organisation focuses on developing advanced technology to eliminate plastic from the world’s oceans.
9 ways you can be a more responsible cruise passenger
The lure of cruising is easy to understand – sprawling ocean vistas, a salty breeze gently tousling your hair, the promise of exotic locales on the horizon, the temptation of the all-you-can-eat buffet… In fact, cruising is now more popular than ever, with the Cruise Lines International Association forecasting that a record 30 million passengers would take to the seas aboard a cruise in 2019.
Bangalore's pothole problems reimagined as the moon surface in this brilliant artistic video - Lonely Planet
Potholes and badly-maintained road surfaces are often a cause of stress and strain for local communities, but, as an Indian visual artist has demonstrated, there may be an unexpected and creative way to galvanize authorities into fixing the problem. Bangalore is struggling to solve an age-old problem: potholes.
Former child refugee retraces the steps she made to the UK 30 years ago
You’ll probably recognise Mevan Babakar from recent headlines – the 29-year-old Londoner gained notoriety after launching a Twitter campaign to find the refugee camp worker who gifted her a bike when she was a child. The campaign was successful, and the two have been reunited, but there’s a bit more to Mevan’s story. Mevan and her family in Moscow during their original journey, next to an image from the recent trip.
Where to travel based on your taste in music
From a smoky trumpet solo in a Parisian jazz bar to the euphoria of a 4am bassline drop on a night out in Ibiza, there’s an inextricable link between music and place that takes the experience of both to higher levels. Whether you’re into thrash metal or deep house, relish a grand concert hall or a grimy, underground venue, we’ve rounded up the top destinations for revelling in the music you love – loud, live and in situ.
Where to travel based on your taste in music
From a smoky trumpet solo in a Parisian jazz bar to the euphoria of a 4am bassline drop on a night out in Ibiza, there’s an inextricable link between music and place that takes the experience of both to higher levels. Whether you’re into thrash metal or deep house, relish a grand concert hall or a grimy, underground venue, we’ve rounded up the top destinations for revelling in the music you love – loud, live and in situ.
Harry Potter fans can now spend Halloween at Hogwarts
For lovers of the ‘Potterverse’, Halloween is about to get even more magical. Following on from its success last year, London’s Warner Bros. Studio Tour: The Making of Harry Potter is bringing back a spooktastic feature in the run-up to the creepiest night of the year – Hogwarts After Dark. Hallowe’en Feast in the Great Hall. Photo by: Warner Bros.
Where to travel based on your favourite Rihanna song
With a gleaming career spanning two decades and eight studio albums (plus a ninth rumoured to be released in 2019), it’s impossible not to have a favourite Rihanna song. Drawing inspiration from a wealth of worldwide genres and cultures, Robyn Rihanna Fenty is a truly global artist, inspiring fans in all corners of the planet with her ever-evolving musical output.
Where to travel based on your favourite Rihanna song
With a gleaming career spanning two decades and eight studio albums (plus a ninth rumoured to be released in 2019), it’s impossible not to have a favourite Rihanna song. Drawing inspiration from a wealth of worldwide genres and cultures, Robyn Rihanna Fenty is a truly global artist, inspiring fans in all corners of the planet with her ever-evolving musical output.
6 best destinations for yoga travel in 2022
This year is all about finding that moment of zen no matter where you travel © mapodile / Getty Lunchtime yoga class in the local gym, sandwiched between work and a disappointing desk salad, is all but ancient history. After nearly two years of YouTube yoga classes, you're not alone if your savasana meditation veers into daydreams of performing sun salutations on a beach in Bali or cutting your best mountain pose in the foothills of the Himalayas.
6 of the best destinations for yoga travel
Sure, you feel refreshed after a lunchtime yoga class in the local gym, sandwiched between work and a disappointing baguette. But imagine the levels of zen you could attain performing your sun salutations on a beach in Bali or cutting your best mountain pose in the foothills of the Himalayas.
The planet's coolest jobs: theme park ride designer
Rosie hanging out with a few LEGO® creations ©LEGOLAND® From stomach-lurching rollercoasters to immersive, magical environments, theme parks are dedicated to fun and adventure – but what’s it like to be a part of creating those adventures? Rosie Brailsford is a designer and creative at LEGOLAND®, and has recently been working as lead creative on the Windsor park’s newest ride, Haunted House Monster Party.
Pathfinder pics: wandering the waterfalls of Great Smoky Mountains National Park – Lonely Planet's travel blog
The Great Smoky Mountains NP is a wonderful showcase of nature's power © Nick Alvarez Lonely Planet Pathfinder, Nick Alvarez of Be Real Travel, recently returned from a trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park – one of our best value destinations for 2019. Armed with his camera and tripod, he embarked on a journey to capture the park’s numerous waterfalls in full flow.
Life's rich tapestry: traditional arts and crafts thriving around the world
Part of our cultural identities, arts and crafts are woven into the fabric of society. Although some traditions have unravelled over time, others remain as vital as ever. And with the search for authentic experiences high on the modern travel agenda, these skills – from tribal tattooing to communal quilting – are drawing crowds like never before. Here are some of the world’s most compelling traditional arts and crafts, plus some suggestions on how to learn more about them.
The planet's coolest jobs: professional storyteller
Vanessa bringing stories to life © Royal Academy Spinning yarns, telling tales, sharing stories… When it comes to bringing legends and myths to life, there’s no better way than to speak them aloud. Vanessa Woolf spends her days doing just that, working as a professional storyteller and painting colourful, detailed pictures and narratives for audiences using just her words. What’s it like to tell stories, create characters and capture imaginations for a living?
Make a splash: the best places for outdoor city swimming
Plunging into a coldwater pool is in equal parts invigorating and nerve-jangling – an exercise in self-motivation that pays dividends as soon as you come up for air. Imagine experiencing that same thrill, while surrounded by some of the planet’s most iconic skylines… Nestled amongst the high-rises, historical landmarks and hipster cafes of the world’s cities is a wealth of lidos, river pools and swimming lakes, offering all the benefits of outdoor swimming, but immersed in urban surrounds.
The planet's coolest jobs: National Park Ranger
Carlo in his natural habitat © Point Reyes National Seashore Spending your working day spotting a host of wildlife from whales to elephant seals, climbing up lighthouses and teaching people about the wonders of nature must be pretty cool, right? Carlo Arreglo, interpretive park ranger at Point Reyes National Seashore in California, would definitely agree.
The planet's coolest jobs: National Park ranger
Carlo in his natural habitat © Point Reyes National Seashore Spending your working day spotting a host of wildlife from whales to elephant seals, climbing up lighthouses and teaching people about the wonders of nature must be pretty cool, right? Carlo Arreglo, interpretive park ranger at Point Reyes National Seashore in California, would definitely agree. We caught up with Carlo to hear all about how he spends his days and which animals he's always extra happy to see...
Antarctic base workers
Hannah, Hannalore, Sophie and Julia spend months in the freezing Antarctic, with gentoo penguins as their closest neighbours! © UKAHT For most of us, the world’s southernmost point seems like a pretty hostile place, but for a certain four women, it’s home. Each year, Hannah, Hannalore, Sophie and Julia spend five months living and working in Port Lockroy, a British base in Antarctica that also serves as a museum, shop and post office.
Pathfinder pics: the unusual sports of Kyrgyzstan's World Nomad Games – Lonely Planet's travel blog
The skill and accuracy of the nomadic horseback archers © Richard Collett Lonely Planet Pathfinder, Richard Collett of Travel Tramp, recently returned from a whirlwind trip through wild and beautiful Kyrgyzstan, one of our Best in Travel countries to visit in 2019. In between wending his way across rolling pastures and gawking at dramatic landscapes, Richard also managed to nab himself a front row seat at the strange and captivating World Nomad Games...
Tina Fey Buys UWS Apartment Above Hers for $9.5 Million
Tina Fey has purchased a new apartment at 300 West End Ave., according to reports. View Full Caption PropertyShark; Getty Images/Theo Wargo (inset) UPPER WEST SIDE — Tina Fey has set down even more roots in the neighborhood. The actress and writer and her husband Jeff Richmond have purchased a four-bedroom apartment at 300 West End Avenue near West 74th Street right above another apartment they own in the building, the Observer first reported.
The planet's coolest jobs: professional knight
Jay wielding his sword – all in a day’s work © Warwick Castle Imagine having to dress in a full suit of armour, complete with sword, to go to work every day… Well, that’s exactly how Jay McCabe (or ‘Sir Jay’) starts his daily routine, as a professional knight at Warwick Castle! Is it hard to stay in medieval character? And what’s it like to challenge your colleagues to a duel? Let’s find out! Describe your job in five words! Hard work but great fun. What does your job involve?
The ’Ville Gets A New Wine Haven
Joe’s Liquor’s Wine Destination is a Family Effort Paul Robichaud admits it’s an unlikely combination: an encyclopedic knowledge of tools and a deep appreciation and understanding of fine wine. “Not everyone understood how you could be in the tool business and know about wine,” he says. “It was hard to explain to anyone.” But the pairing made him a fixture in his neighborhood of East Somerville for a generation as the owner of a tool shop and a neighboring liquor store.
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