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Mapping galectin-3 ligands in human tear fluid establishes spliceoform-dependent lacritin binding

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By Vincent Chang Verified, Isaac Lian, Keira E. Mahoney, Jeffrey Romano, Ali Afshari, Ryan Chen, Xiangjun Chen, Fredrik Fineide, Ayyad Zartasht Khan, Niclas G. Karlsson, Gordon W. Laurie, Stacy A. Malaker
| Nature Verified
Abstract Galectin-3 (Gal-3) is a carbohydrate-binding protein which plays crucial roles in inflammation, immune response, and cell signaling. At the ocular surface, Gal-3 is also known to crosslink transmembrane mucins to support barrier function. However, the biological role of Gal-3 in circulating tear fluid remains largely unexplored. Similarly, whether Gal-3 engages extracellular glycoprotein ligands in tears to affect biological processes is unknown.
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Oxford colleges report £9.3bn in funds. How much reaches students in hardship?

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By Vincent Chang Verified
| The Oxford Student Verified
Oxford's colleges reported £9,263.894bn in funds carried forward at 31st July 2025. This figure, drawn from the aggregated Statement of Financial Activities published alongside the 2024/25 college accounts, comprised £1,789.146m in unrestricted funds, £304.771m in restricted funds, and £7,169.978m in endowed funds. The same aggregated statement recorded £741.433m in total income, £680.111m in total expenditure, and £447.962m in net gains on investments.
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La izquierda atrapada: pasado reciente, ¿futuro ausente?

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By Mariano Schuster, Vincent Chang Verified
| NUEVA SOCIEDAD
Aldo Marchesi y Vania Markarian son historiadores uruguayos y referentes en el estudio del pasado reciente del Cono Sur, con una extensa trayectoria dedicada a pensar las relaciones entre historia, política, memoria y democracia en América Latina.
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