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ATRX loss in sarcomas is associated with dysregulated gene and transposable element expression, loss of DNA methylation, and worse survival. [PDF]

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Demanelis K, Leix J, Burgess MA, Nacev BA.   +3 more
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The DNA methylation landscape of naturally short-lived killifish. [PDF]

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Steiger M, Singh N, Tyers AM, Kretzmer H, Valenzano DR, Meissner A.   +5 more
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Partial Enthalpies of Bi and Te in Bi-Te Melts and of in and Te in In-Te Melts

Physics and Chemistry of Liquids, 1999
Abstract Calorimetric measurements are reported which allow the enthalpic behaviour of Bi-Te melts to be established. Further work is required, however, to supplement results obtained for In-Te melts. The partial enthalpies of bismuth and tellurium in the Bi-Te melts at 755 K and those of indium and tellurium in the In-Te melts at 1010 and 987 K were ...
Abeer Yassin, Abdelhamid Amzil, Robert Castanet   +2 more
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Te Awa Tupua—ko te Awa te tuatahi, ko te Awa te tuarua

2023
In 2017 for the first time in Aotearoa New Zealand a river was granted legal recognition. This recognition included a set of values, Tupua Te Kawa which now guide the way in which decisions are made across the Whanganui River catchment. For this reason, Te Awa Tupua (the Whanganui River Claim Settlement) provides one of the most striking departures ...
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Influence of the Te–Te bonds on the valence bands of Tl–Te compounds

Solid State Communications, 1998
Abstract The electronic structure of Tl5Te3, TlTe and Tl2Te3 is theoretically investigated. We show that the valence band of Tl5Te3 is formed by 2 peaks at about 6 eV and 1 eV below the top of the valence band. The peak at 6 eV has a Tl 6s character and its shape can be explained by the Tl–Tl interactions.
P.E. Lippens, L. Aldon
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Te-Phenyltellurohomocysteine and Te-phenyltellurocysteine

1987
Publisher Summary Tellurium is a homolog of sulfur and selenium, and it is classified as a metal. Te-Phenyitellurohomocysteine and Te-phenyltellurocysteine are prepared as follows. Phenyltellurocyanate and α-amino-γ-bromobutyrate hydrobromide are prepared according to the reported methods.
Nobuyoshi Esaki, Kenji Soda
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