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Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes
Journal of Experimental Biology, 2023ABSTRACT Nearly all fish have flexible bodies that bend as a result of internal muscular forces and external fluid forces that are dynamically coupled with the mechanical properties of the body. Swimming is therefore strongly influenced by the body's flexibility, yet we do not know how fish species vary in their flexibility and in their ...
Yordano E. Jimenez +3 more
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Resource-based corruptions and the combinatorics of hidden diversity
Proceedings of the 4th conference on Innovations in Theoretical Computer Science, 2013In the setting of cryptographic protocols, the corruption of a party has traditionally been viewed as a simple, uniform and atomic operation, where the adversary decides to get control over a party and this party immediately gets corrupted. In this paper, motivated by the fact that different players may require different resources to get corrupted, we ...
Juan A. Garay 0001 +3 more
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Science, 2016
Microbiology How many species of fungi exist, and how are they related to each other? Recent environmental surveys have provided evidence of entire branches of the fungal tree of life that were unknown. In a Perspective, Hibbett explains that nevertheless, few of these discoveries have led to new species being named.
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Microbiology How many species of fungi exist, and how are they related to each other? Recent environmental surveys have provided evidence of entire branches of the fungal tree of life that were unknown. In a Perspective, Hibbett explains that nevertheless, few of these discoveries have led to new species being named.
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Basidiomycetes harbour a hidden treasure of proteolytic diversity
Journal of Biotechnology, 2007This survey is the first to investigate the proteolytic potential of a large number of basidiomycetes. Aqueous extracts of 43 basidiomycetes were investigated for their content of proteolytic activities, using gelatin zymography. The activities were characterised qualitatively using class specific inhibitors.
Jerica, Sabotic +3 more
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Revealing the hidden functional diversity of an enzyme family
Nature Chemical Biology, 2013Millions of protein database entries are not assigned reliable functions, preventing the full understanding of chemical diversity in living organisms. Here, we describe an integrated strategy for the discovery of various enzymatic activities catalyzed within protein families of unknown or little known function. This approach relies on the definition of
Bastard, Karine +20 more
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Hidden diversity: parasites of stream arthropods
Freshwater Biology, 2016Summary Parasite communities of aquatic macroinvertebrates have so far rarely been studied, even if these host organisms are of high relevance for the ecology of freshwater systems and their parasites likely affect the host populations and communities. Therefore, this study addresses this ‘hidden diversity’ in aquatic arthropods of a stream ecosystem
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Hidden Diversity in the Classroom
2017An early catalyst in my development as a teacher was time spent in Japan in the Eikaiwa industry, an educational context in which diversity was ignored or even denied, yet perhaps one of the defining characteristics of the classroom, with students of all ages and background. A praxis approach to teacher development and the constant challenges presented
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Hidden diversity of endophytic fungi in an invasive plant
American Journal of Botany, 2008Fungal endophytes are important in plant ecology and common in plants. We attempted to test cointroduction and host‐jumping hypotheses on a community basis by comparing endophytes isolated from invasive spotted knapweed (Centaurea stoebe, Asteraceae) in its native and invaded ranges.
Alexey, Shipunov +3 more
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The Hidden Cost of Hiring Diversely – On Professional Executive Recruitment for Gender Equality
Academy of Management ProceedingsThis article offers rare insight into the Danish executive recruitment industry and its struggles to hire women into C-suite and board-level positions of their corporate clients. Even though both Danish and EU legislators are pushing for more diversity among corporate leaders, progress has been slow. We investigate why that is the case using interviews
Storm, Kai, Muhr, Sara Louise
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