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Creating bottom-up RNA transfer vehicles from synthetic protein assemblies
Abstract Evolution guides biological systems to populate ecological niches, with viruses among the most successful examples of this principle. Viruses evolved over billions of years to efficiently transfer genetic information. Although viruses are highly diverse, most have converged towards remarkable similarity in the size and shape of their capsids1,2. By contrast, generative models for protein design enable the creation of protein architectures that are absent from nature3,4,5.
Meet, Marry, Murder - Tödliche Ehe
Die Krankenschwester Susan Fortune zieht nach Albany, Georgia, um einen Neuanfang zu wagen, nachdem sie eine Beziehung mit häuslicher Gewalt erlebt hat. Nachdem sie sich auf einer Dating-Website angemeldet hat, lernt sie den lebenslustigen geschiedenen Vater Jake Embert kennen. Die beiden verstehen sich auf Anhieb und die Beziehung entwickelt sich schnell. Innerhalb weniger Monate sind sie verheiratet, aber Jake geht es nicht gut.
Der entscheidende Fehler - One Deadly Mistake
Austin, Texas, Dezember 2014: Kathy Blair wird Opfer eines brutalen Mordes. Sie wird nachts in ihrem Bett überwältigt und erstochen. Es taucht ein Video auf, das die Polizei zunächst nicht weiterbringt. Zwei Wochen nach dem Mord werden die Beamten zu einem weiteren Tatort gerufen, der nur acht Kilometer von Kathy Blairs Wohnort entfernt liegt. Das Ehepaar Shelton wird ebenfalls im Schlafzimmer überfallen und ermordet. Hängen die beiden Verbrechen zusammen?
Getting different results for shapes intersecting depending between BigQuery/GeoViz and R/QGIS
We are trying to determine whether a set of linestrings intersects a polygon and are seeing two different results. BigQuery is saying they do intersect, and we can see that in geoviz it does seem that they intersect. However, if we export this and use R to see if they intersect, it says they do not, and if we view them in QGIS it looks like they do not intersect. The data originates in BigQuery, and we are using ST_Intersects, which does return true for many of the linestring segments.
High protection and transmission-blocking immunity elicited by single-cycle SARS-CoV-2 vaccine in hamsters - npj Vaccines
Abstract Vaccines have played a central role in combating the COVID-19 pandemic, but newly emerging SARS-CoV-2 variants are increasingly evading first-generation vaccine protection. To address this challenge, we designed “single-cycle infection SARS-CoV-2 viruses” (SCVs) that lack essential viral genes, possess distinctive immune-modulatory features, and exhibit an excellent safety profile in the Syrian hamster model.
Box Office of the 1940s
Hollywood hasn't really been known as a safe haven for original ideas, especially nowadays when most original films are struggling to make money. People want original films, yet the biggest films of the year are from IP that everyone knows about. The main thing to take away from all this is that money talks, and the success of particular films are what influences Hollywood's direction in the kinds of films they make.
Improving Li-Ion Anodes with Systematic Elemental Doping in Titanium Niobate
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The Nb-Ti-W-O system as safe high power anodes for Li-ion batteries
The Nb-Ti-W-O system as safe high power anodes for Li-ion batteries New materials are currently needed to serve as anodes in Li-ion batteries for applications that require extreme safety, long lifetimes, high power and improved energy density. High-power anodes based on niobium oxides are currently under investigation with Nb-Ti-O and Nb-W-O pseudobinaries having received much attention. To date, no material in the Nb-Ti-W-O system has been explored.
PG Publishing v. Pittsburgh Typographical Union – CourtListener.com
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Risk in Context Podcast: Global Insurance Market Trends
Commercial insurance market conditions remain difficult for many buyers, although pricing increases are moderating in some cases. This episode of Marsh’s Risk in Context podcast features Marsh’s Elaine Casaprima and Chris Lang on the state of the commercial insurance marketplace midway through 2021. Key Takeaways The second quarter of 2021 was the 15th consecutive quarter in which insurance pricing increased globally, according to Marsh’s Global Insurance Market Index.
FDU students push for safety upgrades to River Road
TEANECK ― Students at Fairleigh Dickenson University have presented the township council and the Bergen County freeholders with a petition agitating for safety upgrades to River Road, the busy thoroughfare near the campus where a former graduate student was struck and killed by a car last month. The petition bears the signatures of more than 1,500 signatures of FDU students, campus employees and Teaneck residents.
Deputy appointed acting chief of Teaneck force
TEANECK — Deputy Chief Glenn O'Reilly will serve as acting police chief until the township manager appoints a new top cop. O'Reilly was appointed Tuesday night by Township Manager William Broughton. He is taking the role over from Robert Carney, a veteran officer of nearly three decades who retires effective Jan. 1. “It’s an honor and a pleasure,” said O’Reilly about his appointment.
Teaneck wants more study of intersections near Rte. 4
The review is in response to a petition calling for safety improvements to Queen Anne Road at Dewey Place and the Route 4 interchange. TEANECK — A police study of the intersections near Route 4 and Queen Anne Road says there have been 16 car accidents in the area since 2012. The preliminary review, which police released earlier this month, was in response to a petition hosted on Change.org that calls for unspecified safety improvements to Queen Anne Road at Dewey Place and the Route 4 interchange.
Diagnostic yield of an ambulatory patch monitor in patients with unexplained syncope after initial evaluation in the emergency department: the PATCH-ED study
Objectives Diagnosing underlying arrhythmia in ED syncope patients remains problematic. This study investigates diagnostic yield, event prevalence, patient satisfaction and compliance, and influence on resource utilisation of an ambulatory patch monitor in unexplained ED syncope patients. Methods Prospective pilot study conducted in a single tertiary ED in Scotland between 17 November 2015 and 16 June 2017 with a historical unmatched comparator group.
Diagnostic yield of an ambulatory patch monitor in patients with unexplained syncope after initial evaluation in the emergency department: the PATCH-ED study
Objectives Diagnosing underlying arrhythmia in ED syncope patients remains problematic. This study investigates diagnostic yield, event prevalence, patient satisfaction and compliance, and influence on resource utilisation of an ambulatory patch monitor in unexplained ED syncope patients. Methods Prospective pilot study conducted in a single tertiary ED in Scotland between 17 November 2015 and 16 June 2017 with a historical unmatched comparator group.
Business confidence: Positive feelings about economy compensate for higher loan rates
Business confidence: Positive feelings about economy compensate for higher loan rates By Christopher Lang June 18, 2018 at 10:06 PM Small business owners aren't shying away from taking out loans, despite climbing interest rates, and some New Jersey financial institutions even report upticks in requests and approvals for the past year. The article you are trying to view is premium content that requires a paid subscription. To read the rest of this article, you'll need to login or subscribe.
Staying aloft: Incubators rise to keep state atop of biotech R&D
To maintain the state's leading role in biotech, the public and private sectors are investing hundreds of millions of dollars to establish innovation incubators to help grow the next generation of medical re-searchers and companies. The article you are trying to view is premium content that requires a paid subscription. To read the rest of this article, you'll need to login or subscribe.
Apt app: Mobile phone program helps docs track patient info
Apt app: Mobile phone program helps docs track patient info By Christopher Lang April 23, 2018 at 3:00 AM Dr. Andrew Pecora, chief innovation officer and vice president of cancer services at John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center. - (AARON HOUSTON) The article you are trying to view is premium content that requires a paid subscription. To read the rest of this article, you'll need to login or subscribe.
Princeton company aims to help develop cancer drugs with computer simulation
Princeton company aims to help develop cancer drugs with computer simulation By Christopher Lang April 23, 2018 at 3:00 AM A Princeton-based company is working with pharmaceutical researchers in the hopes of developing new drugs to fight cancer, using a technology that works something like a flight simulator. The article you are trying to view is premium content that requires a paid subscription. To read the rest of this article, you'll need to login or subscribe.
Bouncing back | NJBIZ
Bouncing back Camden officials see resurgence underway By Christopher Lang April 2, 2018 at 3:00 AM From left, Louis Cappelli Jr., director of the Freeholder Board of Camden County, and Kris Kolluri, president and CEO, Cooper’s Ferry Partnership. The two are pictured inside the old Ruby Match Factory in Camden, which Cooper’s Ferry Partnership is marketing as office space.
Sullivan: EDA programs, regional cooperation will produce NJ's 'best days'
Sullivan: EDA programs, regional cooperation will produce NJ's 'best days' By Christopher Lang April 2, 2018 at 3:00 AM Gov. Phil Murphy with Tim Sullivan, CEO of New Jersey Economic Development Authority. - (NJEDA) The article you are trying to view is premium content that requires a paid subscription. To read the rest of this article, you'll need to login or subscribe. Articles with the are premium articles with a wealth of information, in-depth analysis, expert advice and much more.
New Jersey bracing for immigration crackdown
North Jerseyans react to the new deportation orders issued by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017. Bernadette Marciniak/NorthJersey.com Nick Rivera trying to pick up day work in Palisades Park on Tuesday. Rivera said jokingly that he does not wear work boots in case he has to run from immigration officials.
Jersey immigrants 'scared' by Trump deportation plan
Some say the orders have people afraid and could erode trust in law enforcement. Others applaud the move to enforce the laws. North Jersey residents are reacting with a mix of apprehension and measured enthusiasm for orders that the Department of Homeland Security issued Tuesday codifying President Trump's plan to increase immigration enforcement.
N.J. towns, state government move to regulate short-term rentals
Short-term rentals offered through Airbnb, FlipKey and other websites have faced little in the way of regulation in the Garden State, but efforts to impose some kind of order on the industry appear to be picking up.
Target becomes latest large retailer to commit to Closter Plaza
Construction continues last week at the Closter Plaza, a shopping center that is being redeveloped by EDENS. Target Corp. on Feb. 16 said it will open a store at the Closter Plaza, a mall that has been in redevelopment for several years. The approximately 45,000-square-foot store will be a "flexible-format" design, which is meant to "fit stores into less traditional, smaller spaces to allow access to all of Target - regardless of store size," the corporation noted in its statement.
Factors Affecting Bleeding and Stent Thrombosis in Clinical Trials Comparing Bivalirudin With Heparin During Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
Methods and Results—We modeled the risk of major hemorrhage and ischemic outcomes 30 days after percutaneous coronary intervention by treatment assignment and the use of adjunctive therapies in 18 randomized clinical trials enrolling 41 871 patients. Overall bivalirudin caused less major bleeding (odds ratio [OR], 0.64; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.53–0.76), more ST (OR, 1.58; 95% CI, 1.19–2.09), and no difference in mortality (OR, 0.93; 95% CI, 0.77–1.14) than heparin.
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