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Chromosome-level genomes of scleractinian corals: gene prediction and functional annotation

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By Sebastian Metz, Michael Paulini, Kara Rising, Kate M. Quigley, Christian R. Voolstra, David J. Combosch, Maren Ziegler, John Parkinson, Victoria McKenna, Rebecca L O’Brien, Rebecca D. O’brien, Haoyu Niu, Eerik Aunin, Noah Gettle, Graeme Oatley, Jonathan Wood, Shane McCarthy, Nancy Holroyd, Caroline Howard, Jim Downie, Elizabeth Sinclair, Joanna Collins, Danil Zilov, Karen Brooks, Karen van Niekerk, Dominic E. Absolon, Thomas C. Mathers, Benjamin Jackson, Kerstin Howe, Mark Blaxter, Michael J. Sweet, Alice Linsdell, Radka Platte, Camilla A. Santos, Wiesia Johnson, Sarah Pelan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Scleractinia (stony corals) are a diverse taxonomic order within the phylum Cnidaria, comprising more than 1,600 species described to date. Most of these corals play a key role as reef builders by secreting calcium carbonate, forming rigid skeletons that provide the structural foundation of tropical coral reef ecosystems.
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Implementation of dementia communication skills training in acute hospitals: a longitudinal, mixed-methods case study evaluation

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By Rebecca L O’Brien, Rebecca D. O’brien, Danai Theodosopoulou, Marie Janes, Rachel Clark
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Objectives Acute hospital staff identify that supporting patients with dementia is challenging. This study implemented a communication skills training programme for preventing and responding to distress in patients with dementia in acute hospitals and assessed its impact. Method A mixed-methods, multiple case study in six wards across three English acute hospitals. Observational, interview, and staff survey data was collected immediately pre, post and 1–3 months post training.
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Rich kids swim, poor kids sink a metaphor for city's pool policies

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By Rebecca L O’Brien, Rebecca D. O’brien
| Calgary Herald Verified
Advertisement 1 •   • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article content Rich Kids Swim, Poor Kids Sink is the title of a 2008 Globe and Mail article written by Margaret Atwood about pool closures in Toronto. Written nearly 20 years ago, the arguments presented have since been amplified by increasing economic inequality in this country.
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