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Dependence of energy balance and hypothalamic neuropeptide gene expression on initial tumor load in mice

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By Maria Licursi, Haley Briggs, Kensuke Hirasawa, Caleb Morden, Deogratias G. Riwa, Michiru Hirasawa
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Animal models of cancer anorexia/cachexia are instrumental in investigating the underlying mechanisms. However, even among reports on the same cancer model, experimental procedures can vary, hindering the comparisons between studies. Methods: To determine the impact of the number of implanted cancer cells on experimental outcomes, we directly compared tumor-bearing (TB) mice inoculated with Lewis-lung carcinoma at 1x106 cells (TBhigh) or 0.5x106 cells (TBlow).
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Reporting verb variation across disciplines: An academic corpus study

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By Grant Eckstein, Jacob D. Rawlins, Hannah Taylor, Haley Briggs
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords reporting verbs, discipline, variation, second language, learners Abstract Reporting verbs are used in academic writing to establish authorial voice when referencing previous research. Although the practice is widespread, inexperienced academic writers and second-language learners may struggle to select appropriate reporting verbs within their given discipline or may overuse them in ways that signal outsider status.
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