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The prokaryotic origins of the COMMD protein family involved in eukaryotic membrane trafficking

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By Meihan Liu, Caroline Puente-Lelièvre, Kai-En Chen, Ella Stephens, Katharine A. Michie, Tom Williams, Brett M. Collins, Michael D Healy, Edmund R. R. Moody, Farrah Blades
| Nature Verified
Abstract The ten eukaryotic COMMD proteins are core components of the Commander complex, with central roles in endosomal membrane trafficking and signalling. Each protein has an α-helical N-terminal (HN) domain with a C-terminal copper metabolism gene MURR1 (COMM) domain. These ten family members assemble into a heterodecameric ring composed of five specific heterodimers.
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The Most Important Design Considerations for Co-Located Facilities that Include Fire Stations

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By Craig Carter, Michael D Healy
| Firehouse Magazine Verified
As cities face land constraints and tighter budgets, interest in co-located facilities that blend multiple essential services with community amenities never has been higher. Furthermore, the movement toward co-location goes beyond the straightforward benefits and efficiencies that result from pairing multiple facilities under one roof.
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The £100k tax cliff edge is punishing ambition

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By Michael D Healy
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The £100,000 income cliff edge has become one of the most punitive and distortionary features of the UK tax landscape, says Michael Healy The government has made clear that it wants to boost economic growth, strengthen UK capital markets, and encourage greater participation in investing. These are ambitions we strongly support. But one part of the current tax system is working directly against them.
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