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Le Court claims Tour of Britain title as first ever African champion

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By Laura Howard
| MSN Australia Verified
Laura Howard Kim Le Court rode to redemption at the Lloyds Tour of Britain to become its first African winner – just a year after vowing never to return. The Mauritian rider crashed out of the 2025 tour but crossed the line in Royal Leamington Spa with the green jersey secured to earn her first-ever UCI Women's WorldTour race victory. Having won stage six at the Tour de France Femmes earlier in August, Le Court continued that form to write a far happier ending to her pursuits on British roads.
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Ribera wins Brazil’s first-ever Paralympic medal while Russia claim second gold

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By Laura Howard
| AOL UK Verified
Cristian Westemaier Ribera won a historic silver medal on day four (Getty Images) Cristian Westemaier Ribera grew up skating down the streets of hometown Cerejeiras to help with his mobility; little did he know that it would help him claim Brazil’s first-ever Winter Paralympic medal. The 23-year-old para cross-country skier won silver in the men’s sprint sitting at Milano-Cortina having trained on roller skis, owing to the lack of snow in Brazil.
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PAX6-dependent differentiation landscape of ocular surface epithelium via single-cell RNA sequencing in hiPSC-derived ocular developmental organoid - Communications Biology

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By Rei Kamuro, Masahito Yoshihara, Takahiro Nemoto, Laura Howard
| Nature Verified
Abstract During eye development, surface ectoderm cells that express PAX6 differentiate into corneal, limbal and conjunctival epithelia. However, several aspects of this differentiation process -- such as the developmental origin of the limbal epithelium and the mechanisms that underlie PAX6-mediated lineage specification -- are not properly understood.
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