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The Olympus–Current Biology photomicrography competition [PDF]
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Developmental Biology Cover Competition for Students and Postdocs
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Currently, information on the biology of Plecoptera from China is scarce, particularly on mating behavior. In this paper, the existence of mating mistakes (erroneous mating attempts) involving 13 Chinese stonefly species (belonging to nine genera and ...
Qing-Bo Huo+7 more
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Know-how of holding a Bioinformatics competition: Structure, model, overview, and perspectives.
The article presents a framework for a Bioinformatics competition that focuses on 4 key aspects: structure, model, overview, and perspectives. Structure represents the organizational framework employed to coordinate the main tasks involved in the ...
Elvira C A Horácio+8 more
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Cell-scale biophysical determinants of cell competition in epithelia
How cells with different genetic makeups compete in tissues is an outstanding question in developmental biology and cancer research. Studies in recent years have revealed that cell competition can either be driven by short-range biochemical signalling or
Daniel Gradeci+5 more
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Teachers and students need more knowledge to improve their competence. The educational quality can be improved by varying learning methods and supported by competition.
Eko Suyanto+3 more
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This study examined the impact of Biology instructional materials on the academic performance of senior secondary school students in Ilorin West LGA, Kwara State, Nigeria.
Florence Omosholape Abidoye+2 more
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Galepsus Stäl is a genus within the Mantodea and has hardly been studied in Africa. The distribution of the Galepsus genus in Southern Africa was established, based on insect collection records, and the biology of Galepsus (Lygdamia) lenticularis ...
Bianca Greyvenstein+3 more
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A systematic review of context bias in invasion biology. [PDF]
The language that scientists use to frame biological invasions may reveal inherent bias-including how data are interpreted. A frequent critique of invasion biology is the use of value-laden language that may indicate context bias.
Robert J Warren+4 more
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