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Spatiotemporal Multi‐Omic Mapping Reveals Liver‐Muscle Metabolic Crosstalk in Cancer Cachexia
Advanced Science, EarlyView.The interactive CCAtlas platform delineates cross‐species, spatiotemporal, and sex‐specific molecular dynamics and metabolic rewiring across organs during cancer cachexia. Hepatic Gamt downregulation curtails hepatic creatine synthesis to trigger systemic creatine insufficiency and consequent skeletal muscle atrophy in LLC tumour‐bearing mice ...
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2018
Active volcanism represents a serious threat for society and the environment. A continuous, efficient and accurate surveillance of active volcanoes is the proper strategy to manage and reduce risks for both the environment and population. A range of observations is generally required, not only for monitoring purposes but also for improving our ...
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Active volcanism represents a serious threat for society and the environment. A continuous, efficient and accurate surveillance of active volcanoes is the proper strategy to manage and reduce risks for both the environment and population. A range of observations is generally required, not only for monitoring purposes but also for improving our ...
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Volcanoes and Volcanic Activity
2021Volcanoes are an astonishing manifestation of the activity of planets and their satellites, as observed in active and/or fossil examples on Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury, the Moon and the Jovian satellite Io. On Earth, volcanoes are one of the most impressive evidence of the same imbalance in energy that is also driving plate tectonics.
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Geology Today, 1989
The problem with trying to understand how active volcanoes such as Mount Etna work is that we cannot see what is going on inside them. We can try to get around the difficulty by examining the exposed interiors of ancient volcanoes and by utilizing geophysical techniques that allow us to monitor subterranean magma behaviour by recording associated ...
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The problem with trying to understand how active volcanoes such as Mount Etna work is that we cannot see what is going on inside them. We can try to get around the difficulty by examining the exposed interiors of ancient volcanoes and by utilizing geophysical techniques that allow us to monitor subterranean magma behaviour by recording associated ...
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Kilimanjaro: An active volcano
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1944IT is nearly a century since Kilimanjaro was discovered, a snow-capped mountain 200 miles south of the equator, and the highest point in Africa. Until recently it was thought to be quite extinct, but expeditions during the last few years have produced evidence of a recrudescence of activity in the broad Kibo crater which forms the more easterly of the ...
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Linking Petrology and Seismology at an Active Volcano
Science, 2012Subterranean Eruption Clues Volcano monitoring relies upon detecting changing physical conditions around an active source, such as increased seismicity or ground deformation; however, relating these behaviors to magmatic processes below ground remains challenging. The geochemical signatures of erupted magmatic crystals, including
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2023
This book provides the first comprehensive compilation of cutting-edge research on Merapi volcano on the island of Java, Indonesia, one of the most iconic volcanoes in the world. It integrates results from both the natural (geology, petrology, geochemistry, geophysics, physical volcanology) and social sciences, and provides state-of-the-art information
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This book provides the first comprehensive compilation of cutting-edge research on Merapi volcano on the island of Java, Indonesia, one of the most iconic volcanoes in the world. It integrates results from both the natural (geology, petrology, geochemistry, geophysics, physical volcanology) and social sciences, and provides state-of-the-art information
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Remote Sensing of Active Volcanoes
Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2000The synoptic coverage offered by satellites provides unparalleled opportunities for monitoring active volcanoes, and opens new avenues of scientific inquiry. Thermal infrared radiation can be used to monitor levels of activity, which is useful for automated eruption detection and for studying the emplacement of lava flows.
Peter Francis, David Rothery
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Journal of the Geological Society, 1991
A meeting of the Volcanic Studies Group was held at Burlington House on 6 December 1989, to review establkhed and innovative techniques used in monitoring active volcanoes. Ten of the fourteen papers offered were presented orally. The meeting was topical, being held on the eve of the United Nations ...
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A meeting of the Volcanic Studies Group was held at Burlington House on 6 December 1989, to review establkhed and innovative techniques used in monitoring active volcanoes. Ten of the fourteen papers offered were presented orally. The meeting was topical, being held on the eve of the United Nations ...
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