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Computer Science > Machine Learning

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By Mohamed Mohamed, Osama Hassan, Haosu Zhou
| arXiv
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Association between uterine fibroids and hypertension among women of reproductive age in Eastern Sudan: a matched case–control study

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By Osama Hassan, Nadiah ALhabardi, Ishag Adam, Alsir A. Abdallah
| Nature Verified
Abstract The association between uterine fibroids and hypertension is not yet settled. Thus, this study aimed to investigate the association between fibroids and hypertension in women of reproductive age in Sudan. A matched case–control study (107 in each arm) was conducted at New Halfa Hospital, Eastern Sudan. The cases were nonpregnant women of reproductive age diagnosed with uterine fibroids confirmed by ultrasound, while the controls were nonpregnant women without uterine fibroids.
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Apical Size Reduction by Macropinocytosis Alleviates Tissue Crowding

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By Enzo Bresteau, Christopher K. Revell, Osama Hassan, Eve E Suva
| BioRxiv
Abstract Tissue crowding represents a critical challenge to epithelial tissues, which often respond via the irreversible process of live cell extrusion. We report cell size reduction via macropinocytosis as an alternative mechanism. Macropinocytosis is triggered by tissue crowding via mechanosensory signaling, leading to substantial internalization of apical membrane and driving a reduction in apical cell size that remodels the epithelium to alleviate crowding.
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