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Carrier frequency of autosomal recessive monogenic disorders in the peruvian population. [PDF]
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Parkinson Disease Pathogenic Variants: Cross-Ancestry Analysis and Microarray Data Validation. [PDF]
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Population proteomics for equitable precision medicine. [PDF]
Yu X, Yang J, Yu B, Yu JT.
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Beyond the Blue Zones: Healthy Aging and Extreme Longevity in Italy (1982-2025)-An Ecological Analysis of Demographic, Metabolic, and Nutritional Correlates. [PDF]
Aliberti SM, Nurzynska D, Capunzo M.
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Recent Intraplate Seismicity in Estonia, East European Platform
Seismological Research Letters, 2022Abstract Four Estonian earthquakes were studied, 1.2–2.0 in magnitude and taking place in 2016–2018. Their focal parameters were determined, providing an opportunity to place them in the context of the regional stress field and make tentative geological interpretation of their connection to faults in the Precambrian basement, which is ...
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The quasiplatform sediments of the East European Platform
Russian Journal of Earth Sciences, 2005[1] The subject of this paper is the structure of the peculiar rock complex of the East European Platform, composed of the rocks dated 1750 Ma to 1300 Ma and known as a quasiplatform rock cover. The western and eastern segments of the platform differ greatly in terms of the lithology and thickness of their rocks.
M. A. Nagornyi, V. G. Nikolaev
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Cambrian Magmatic Activation of the East European Platform
Doklady Earth Sciences, 2015Roman Terentiev, K A Savko
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The oldest arthropods of the East European Platform
Lethaia, 1988Cassubia Lendzion 1977 and Liwia new name (for Livia Lendzion 1975 preoccupied) found in the subsurface Zawiszany formation of the basal Cambrian in NE Poland are identified as an anomalocarid and a ‘soft-bodied’ trilobite, respectively, each being the oldest representative of its group.
Jerzy Dzik, Kazimiera Lendzion
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