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Jane Burns

Des Moines, Madison
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Newspaper refugee. Music buff, history geek, tea snob. Writing about girls' and women's sports in Iowa with The Crossover at janeburns.substack.com/
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Minimal correlation but complementary diagnostic utility for plasma cell-free RNA and proteins

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By Andrew Bliss, Conor J Loy, Jihoon Kim, Chisato Shimizu, Emma Belcher, Adriana H. Tremoulet, Jane Burns, Iwijn De Vlaminck, Joan S. Lenz
| Nature Verified
Abstract Proteins and RNA circulate in plasma and can offer insights into human physiology. Yet, despite their clinical importance, direct comparisons between these analytes remain unexplored.
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Beyond after dark: Key insights from the 2025 NEON, Sydney Forum

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By Andy Young, Andrew Lewis, Allara Global, Jane Burns
| foodandbeveragemedia.com.au
Written by Andrew Lewis, Allara Global and Prof. Jane Burns, Jane Burns Consulting. Last month, Allara Global attended NEON Forum 2025, Sydney. The key takeaway is clear: the 24-hour economy is undergoing a profound and necessary transformation. Discussions moved beyond ‘bars and clubs’ to paint a picture of cities and regions – awake, connected, and critically grappling with a safety culture.
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Drake basketball star’s choice is one for the books

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By Jane Burns
| DeWitt Observer Verified
Katie Dinnebier could have had any number of reasons for not pursuing a pro basketball career. The WNBA is a tough league to make, with few roster spots available each season. Going abroad presents myriad challenges and life upheaval. Then there’s wear and tear on the body and demands upon your time. But really, for the Drake player who has starred as much in the classroom as she did on the basketball court, the answer was really quite simple. “I’m a nerd,” Dinnebier said.
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