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Interrogating DNA methylation associated with Lewy body pathology in a cross brain-region and multi-cohort study
Abstract Here, we conduct a large meta-analysis of DNA methylation across multiple cortical brain regions, in relation to increasing burden of Lewy body pathology. Utilizing a dataset of 1205 samples (832 unique donors), we identify 24 false discovery rate significant differentially methylated loci associated with Lewy body pathology, with loci located in UBASH3B and PTAFR, and an intergenic locus passing the genome-wide significance threshold.
Muted reaction in fertilizer markets to Strait of Hormuz reopening
Fertilizer market participants reacted with caution to the announcement by Iran's Foreign Minister April 17 that the Strait of Hormuz is now "completely open" for all commercial vessels.
War‑driven fertilizer costs reshape crop choices in Europe, raise import risks
Rising fertilizer costs due to the Middle East war-related energy shocks and higher natural gas prices are forcing European farmers to cut usage and switch away from nutrient-intensive crops, such as corn and wheat. The shift is already reshaping planting for 2026-27 and is likely to tighten European corn supply, increasing reliance on imports, market participants and analysts said. Prices of nitrogen fertilizers, particularly urea, have increased across Europe since the beginning of the war Feb.
Work to determine CBAM default values for Turkish cement, clinker 'ongoing:' European Commission
The European Commission has confirmed that it is working on publishing Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism default values for Turkish cement and clinker. "Work is ongoing with the Turkish authorities to fill remaining data gaps needed to derive default values for cement/clinker," an official spokesperson said March 4. Default CBAM values for most products and origin countries were published Dec. 17, 2025, but Turkish cement and clinker values remain absent from the latest version published Feb. 13.
Middle Eastern potash producers 'operating as usual' amid escalating conflict
Potash producers ICL and Arab Potash Company, and potassium nitrate producer Haifa Group are all operating normally amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East, company sources said March 2. A spokesperson for Israel-based potash producer ICL told Platts March 2 that "all of our facilities and sites are operating as usual, with no disruption to supply ...
Bid to close Tunisia's GCT's phosphate fertilizer plant in Gabes fails
A legal bid to suspend operations at Groupe Chimique Tunisien's phosphate fertilizer factory in Gabes was rejected by a Tunisian court on Feb.26, according to protest group Stop Pollution and local media reports. Stop Pollution applied for the emergency injunction on the grounds that the fertilizer factory pollutes the air around the site. But the request was "rejected due to lack of proof of harm" according to a statement published on the group's Facebook page.
EU publishes CBAM emergency brake guidance after fertilizer backlash
The European Commission published detailed guidance Jan. 8 on a new emergency brake mechanism for its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, clarifying how it could temporarily suspend CBAM on goods, including fertilizers, if market disruption occurs, following from agriculture ministers over food price inflation concerns.
Enhancing Asset Monitoring: The Power of Dictionary Renderers for Status Indicators
ArcGIS Blog BLUF: Use the Status Indicator Symbology to display clear and concise status information for locations of interest. Imagine a command center – something dimly lit with a multitude of displays giving a variety of real-time feeds. The mission commander walks in and needs a brief about the status of the operation. “What’s going on with that base over there? Why’s the status red?” An analyst swiftly pulls up a map, interacting with it as a series of attributes appearing in a pop-up.
Insider Germany: Great day trips to off-the-beaten-path destinations
You’ve likely been to the Champs-Élysées in Paris or seen the cathedrals at Strasbourg and Cologne. Perhaps you’ve been able to stand up close beside Big Ben in London. All those were indeed fabulous trips for you and your family. But have you ever seen the world’s tallest cathedral spire or the looked through the world’s oldest piece of stained glass? Have you sought out some not so popular destinations during your stay in Germany? Germany has so much to offer.
Association Between Orthostatic Hypotension and Dementia in Patients With Parkinson Disease and Multiple System Atrophy
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Russian naphtha taking up ARA tank space
An error has occured. The article you are searching for was not found. Published date: 22 July 2022 Unsellable Russian naphtha is taking up storage space in northwest Europe, exacerbating market volatility. Russian product has been going into tanks in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) area this summer because of low demand, reducing capacity for other product.
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