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Microbial signatures define the ecosystem functions of the pelagic microbiome in a basin-scale, Southwest Atlantic Ocean. [PDF]

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Bergo NM, Peres FV, Vieira DC, Modolon F, Moreira JCF, Lizárraga RGM, Romano RG, Bendia AG, Lemos LN, de Moura Emilio A, Amendola AM, Castano DCD, Chuqui MG, Paula FS, Brandão WSG, Fonseca G, Vasconcelos ATR, Jonck CR, Moreira DL, Brandini FP, Pellizari VH.   +20 more
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Evaluating the significance of embedding-based protein sequence alignment with clustering and double dynamic programming for remote homology. [PDF]

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Spicer R, Raychawdhary N, Danwada S, Udomprasert P, Seals C, Bhattacharya S.   +5 more
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Diversity Patterns and Ecological Network Features of Soil Mite Trophic Groups in Karst Cave Ecosystems. [PDF]

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Shen Y, Wei Q, Zhou Y, Song T, Liu Y, Lyu X, Xiao H, Chen H.   +7 more
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The twilight zone

Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 2021
The Twilight Zone was released on CBS in 1959 and has become one of the most popular TV shows of American television as well as one of the most influential in American popular culture.
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The Twilight Zone

New Scientist, 2009
Abstract It Became Apparent in the last few decades that what unaided nature could achieve over aeons through evolution by natural selection, scientists could accomplish at a much faster rate by manipulating the genes themselves. There were two quite distinct ways of doing this, however: an indirect, “natural” method and a direct ...
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Into the Twilight Zone

Science, 2017
Naturalist Rich Pyle plumbs the undiscovered realm of deep, dimly lit reefs.
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The Twilight Zone of Troponins

Heart Lung <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&amp;"/> Circulation, 2003
Since its introduction into the clinical environment in the early nineties, the cardiac enzyme troponin has significantly changed the way we diagnose and manage acute coronary syndromes. Troponin I is a biochemical marker of myocardial injury with a high level of specificity and sensitivity.
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