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Quiescent neural stem cells transiently become neuron-like to coordinate long-range reactivation. [PDF]

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Gherghina LY, Tang JLY, Otsuki L, Judge L, Brand AH.   +4 more
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Cost analysis of genital inflammation screening as a predictor of sexually transmitted infections and bacterial vaginosis in women: evidence from the GIFT study in Madagascar, South Africa, and Zimbabwe

Smith E, Harimanana A, Mwaturura T, Raharimanga V, Gamana TM, Gill K, Harding-Esch E, Crucitti T, Masson L, Passmore J, Sinanovic E.   +10 more
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An AI system to help scientists write expert-level empirical software. [PDF]

Nature
Aygün E, Belyaeva A, Comanici G, Coram M, Cui H, Garrison J, Johnston R, Kast A, McLean CY, Norgaard P, Shamsi Z, Smalling D, Thompson J, Venugopalan S, Williams BP, He C, Martinson S, Plomecka M, Wei L, Zhou Y, Zhu QZ, Abraham M, Brand E, Bulanova A, Cardille JA, Co C, Ellsworth S, Joseph G, Kane M, Krueger R, Kartiwa J, Liebling D, Lueckmann JM, Raccuglia P, Wang XJ, Chou K, Manyika J, Matias Y, Platt JC, Dorfman L, Mourad S, Brenner MP.   +41 more
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Gift, Gifts

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The ‘perfect gift’ and the ‘best gift ever’: An integrative framework for truly special gifts [PDF]

Journal of Business Research, 2020
Scholars and practitioners often consider the ‘perfect gift’ to understand the qualities of the most cherished gifts or to encourage givers to choose such gifts. Whilst useful, this represents a utopian view of gift-giving.
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The Gift

JAMA Internal Medicine, 2022
This chapter centers upon a household of elderly African American women raising a child so medically fragile he is completely dependent. A key issue arises for them: Who will care for this child when I/we are gone? Because care for this child looms so large, the good (old) life is intertwined with or even subordinate to what they discern as the child's
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Gifts

New England Journal of Medicine, 2016
Born with tuberous sclerosis, Deborah never learned to speak and lived in a group home for the last 25 years of her life. After she died of cancer, her physician sister discovered, from the people whose lives she'd touched, the ways in which Deborah had been a gift.
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Gifts and Gifting

International Journal of Management Reviews, 2010
The terms gift and gifting are rarely formally defined, but are associated with something given without receiving payment, often in the expectation of reciprocation and of changing the relationship with the recipient. Extensive prior work across a number of disciplines tends to focus on gifting as a process and shows a broad conceptualization of the ...
Davies, Gary; id_orcid 0000-0003-3511-9178, Whelan, Susan, Foley, Anthony, Walsh, Margaret   +3 more
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The Gift, the Indian Gift and the 'Indian Gift'

Man, 1986
Relecture critique de " l'Essai sur le Don " de M.
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