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How Important Is an MBA Course for Career Growth in 2026?

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By Parul Sharma
| caclubindia.com
An MBA Course continues to be one of the most popular choices for students looking to build careers in management, marketing, finance, HR, and business analytics. It helps develop leadership, decision-making, and strategic thinking skills that employers value across industries.
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Gardeners urged to help robins survive summer heat with 1 simple garden item

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By Parul Sharma
| MSN UK Verified
As temperatures continue to soar across Britain and the heatwave tightens its grip, it is not just humans who are struggling to cope with the blistering conditions. Our feathered friends are also feeling the impact of climbing temperatures, and those fortunate enough to have gardens and outdoor spaces are being urged to provide one crucial item for visiting birds. According to the RHS, Britain's birds "are in trouble, and they need our help".
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Glycerol metabolism triggers trypanosome differentiation into transmissible forms in mammalian tissue-like conditions

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By Mohammad El Kadri, Fabien Guegan, Parul Sharma, Estefanía Álvarez, Erika Gómez Pineda, Pauline Morand, Jean-William Dupuy, Nicolas Plazolles, Edern Cahoreau, Marc Biran, Michael Barrett, Luisa M. Figueiredo, Brice Rotureau, Frédéric Bringaud, Justine Escard, Aline Rimoldi
| Nature Verified
Abstract In the mammalian host, Trypanosoma brucei proliferates as slender bloodstream forms before undergoing quorum-sensing (QS)-dependent differentiation into non-dividing transmissible stumpy-QS forms, a process that both controls parasitaemia and enables transmission to the tsetse fly. However, this model does not explain how transmission occurs in chronically infected patients and cattle, where parasite densities are often too low to trigger QS-mediated differentiation.
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