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America’s 250th: Celebrating Red, White and Every Color and Ethnicity You can Imagine

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By Wendy Liu
| Post Alley Seattle Verified
With President Trump’s bungled war in Iran, bungled renovation of the Reflecting Pool, not to mention bungled tariff war with the whole wide world, one almost feels a little unsure about celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the country.
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Neuron type-specific translatomes in dorsal hippocampus during early memory consolidation

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By Mauricio M. Oliveira, Maurício Oliveira, Olivia Mosto, Robert M. Carney, Wendy Liu, Emmanuel Makinde, Emily Lu, Karen Ruiz Verified, Carson Schultz, Thomas Carew, Eric Klann, Maggie Mamcarz, Catherine Leckie
| Nature Verified
Abstract Long-term memory consolidation is a dynamic process that requires a heterogeneous ensemble of neurons, each with a specialized molecular signature. Considerable effort is devoted to identifying molecular changes associated with consolidation, but mostly hours or days after training, when it is already complete. Studies have shown that protein synthesis is elevated during the early stages of consolidation, but the impacted neuronal functions remain unclear.
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China’s “Smart Authoritarianism” versus Trump’s Version of Whatever This Is

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By Wendy Liu
| Post Alley Seattle Verified
Over the years, China has been called Red China or Communist China. These appended descriptors no longer describe today’s China. The Chinese Communist Party hasn’t changed its name. Its constitution still declares communism as the ultimate goal. The party, however, has long ago diverted from orthodox Marxism, which in practical terms means the abolition of private property. The CCP now not only allows but encourages diverse ownership in China’s economy.
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