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The social life of cyanobacteria [PDF]
eLife, 2021 The cyanobacterium Synechocystis secretes a specific sulphated polysaccharide to form floating cell aggregates.
Conrad W Mullineaux, Annegret Wilde
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A Textbook Pointing the Way to the Russian Classics [PDF]
Два века русской классики, 2021 The article is a review of the textbook in two parts under the title “Russian literature of the 19th century” by the well-known literary scholar Doctor of Philology Yuri Vladimirovich Lebedev.
Natalya V. Yakovenko
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Alexey Konstantinovich Tolstoy as a Discovery [PDF]
Два века русской классики, 2021 In the review, V. A. Kotelnikov’s new book “Alexei Konstantinovich Tolstoy in Life and Literature” is regarded as a scientific discovery. The author lists various aspects of the great work that became the discovery of the personality of Alexei ...
Alexey V. Fedorov
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The Social Life of Viruses [PDF]
Annual Review of Virology, 2021 Despite their simplicity, viruses exhibit certain types of social interactions. Situations in which a given virus achieves higher fitness in combination with other members of the viral population have been described at the level of transmission, replication, suppression of host immune responses, and host killing, enabling the evolution of viral ...
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Ученые записки Казанского университета: Серия Гуманитарные науки, 2022 Using a variety of archival materials and published sources, this article reconstructs the pre-revolutionary stage in the biography of Nikolai Nikolaevich Parfentiev (1877–1943), a prominent professor in the Department of Pure Mathematics at Imperial ...
S.A. Ezhova, Y.A. Al’pin
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The social life of sediment [PDF]
Water History, 2021 AbstractSediment is an essential component of water and river systems. The anthropogenic alteration of sediment fluxes in the world’s rivers is one of the principal markers of the Anthropocene, the new geological epoch characterized by human influence at the planetary scale.
Parrinello, Giacomo, Kondolf, Mathias
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The social life of laughter [PDF]
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2014 Laughter is often considered to be the product of humour. However, laughter is a social emotion, occurring most often in interactions, where it is associated with bonding, agreement, affection, and emotional regulation. Laughter is underpinned by complex neural systems, allowing it to be used flexibly.
Sophie K, Scott +3 more
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Neuroinformatics, 2016 Citizen science is a participatory research practice whereby members of the public contribute to research through sensing, collecting and analysing data. Often citizen science is facilitated by the internet and digital technology including apps and web based games.
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The social life of corvids [PDF]
Current Biology, 2007 In large social groups with a linear dominance hierarchy, such as many corvid societies, the ability to make inferences about the relative status of individuals within this hierarchy is an important skill, often called transitive inference. For example, if Bob is more dominant than Joe, and Joe is more dominant than Simon, and Bob and Simon have a ...
Clayton, Nicola S., Emery, Nathan J.
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Frontiers in Sociology, 2020 While sociologists have made significant theoretical contributions to the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) debate, little attention has been given to the antimicrobial products themselves.
Kimberly Jamie, Gary Sharples
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