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Cellular and genetic mechanisms that shape the development and evolution of tail vertebral proportion in mice and jerboas - Nature Communications

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By Ceri Weber, Alexander J. Weitzel, Alexander Liu, Susan Chapman, Robert L Sah
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Abstract Limbs and vertebrae elongate by endochondral ossification, but local growth control is highly modular such that not all bones are the same length. Compared to limbs, which have a different evolutionary and developmental origin, far less is known about how individual vertebrae establish proportion. Using the jerboa and mouse tail skeletons, we find that cell number is a common driver of limb and vertebral proportion in both species.
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No Longer in Denial

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By Susan Chapman
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Home  | Subscribe  | Resources  | Reprints  | Writers' Guidelines Autumn 2025 Issue No Longer in Denial By Susan Chapman, MA, MFA, PGYT For The Record Vol. 37 No. 3 P. 10 AI is proving to be a lifesaver for denial management. Health care organizations are increasingly turning to AI to address the challenges of tighter reimbursement policies and rising denial rates.
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The National Dementia Workforce Study: Development of Questionnaires for Home Care, Assisted Living, and Nursing Home Settings

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By Joanne Spetz, Laura Wagner, Elizabeth White, Susan Chapman
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Key points ○ The National Dementia Workforce Study (NDWS) is poised to be the first nationally representative study examining workforce dynamics, training, and job satisfaction among direct care workers and administrators who are serving people with dementia in home care, assisted living, and nursing home settings.
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