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Premature transcription termination modulates stochastic gene expression in bacteria

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By Biswajit Moharana, Jingyu Sun, Qiwei Zhang, Shafagh Moradian, Nida Ali, Rahul Jagadeesan, Volker Behrends, Andre Ribeiro, Christoph Engl
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Bacteria regulate transcription by controlling its initiation and prematurely terminating it through attenuation. Transcriptional regulation produces RNA bursts defined by size and frequency.
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Why Small Businesses Can’t Ignore Cybersecurity Anymore

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By Nida Ali
| ZoneofGenius.com
Most cyber attacks don’t start with alarms, flashing screens, or systems crashing. Instead, they start quietly. With a normal-looking email. A familiar name, simple request. By the time most business owners realize something is wrong, the attackers have already done the damage. That realization changed the way I now think about security. But after a recent conversation, I had a very clear realization. Security is no longer just a “big company problem.” It is now a business survival issue.
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HCV self-testing

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By Nida Ali
| Dawn Verified
HEPATITIS C Virus (HCV) is one of the most pressing public health challenges in Pakistan. More than 10 million people are already infected by it, and 450,000 acquire the infection each year. Hepatitis C is known as a silent killer that shows no symptoms until years after the infection has set in, and the liver is damaged beyond repair. Timely diagnosis and treatment can help curb the disease and prevent the spread of infection.
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