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The importance of financial advice during divorce

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By John Kelly Verified
| mattioliwoods.com
Divorce is always a difficult subject and couples going through the process understandably tend to focus their concerns over custody of the children, maintenance, and the marital home, but seeking financial advice during the early stages is crucial. Pensions and investments can be a large part of the family assets and equitability should be key.
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Sequence tolerance of immunoglobulin variable domain framework regions to non-canonical intradomain disulfide linkages

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By Michael J. Lowden, Martin Rossotti, Anna Robotham, John Kelly Verified
| The Journal of Biological Chemistry Verified
Abstract Most immunoglobulin (Ig) domains bear only a single highly conserved canonical intradomain, inter-β-sheet disulfide linkage formed between Cys23-Cys104, and incorporation of rare non-canonical disulfide linkages at other locations can enhance Ig domain stability. Here, we exhaustively surveyed the sequence tolerance of Ig variable (V) domain framework regions (FRs) to non-canonical disulfide linkages.
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SCOTUS Probes Constitutionality of Indian Child Welfare Act

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By John Kelly Verified
| North Coast Journal Verified
click to enlarge Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States In an hours-long Nov. 9 hearing, the U.S. Supreme Court pressed attorneys about whether a 44-year-old law to shield Indigenous children and families from unjust separations goes beyond the power of Congress to regulate federally recognized tribes. The Indian Child Welfare Act, or ICWA, was passed by Congress and became law at a time when as many as one-third of all Indigenous children were taken from their homes.
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