T follicular helper 1 cells in blood potentially mirror salivary gland-infiltrating T cells in Sjögren’s disease by Saori Abe, Hiroto Tsuboi, Hiroyasu Aoki, Hirofumi Toko, Fumika Honda, Haruka Miki, Hiromitsu Asashima, Yuya Kondo, Isao Matsumoto

“…These findings support the notion that circulating activated Tfh1 cells partially mirror glandular T cell activation and highlight TGF-β as a driver of Tfh1 differentiation, presenting a potential therapeutic target.…”
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Evidence of Exposure to Multiple Zoonotic Pathogens in Humans in Lusaka, Zambia: Insights from Metagenomic Next-Generation Sequencing by Samuel Munalula Munjita, John Tembo, Walter Muleya, Matthew Bates

“…Zoonotic diseases present a growing public health challenge, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) due to close interactions between humans and animals and poor diagnostic capacity. …”
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Peptido-metal framework based electrochemical sensor for the detection of 17- β estradiol: A potential candidate for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy by Giriya Ponnambalam, Stalin Selvaraj

“…Those with E2 levels ≤100 pg/mL were more likely to experience ectopic pregnancy. So, the present work aims to develop an electrochemical sensor for detecting 17 β estradiol as a potential biomarker for identifying ectopic pregnancy. …”
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The use of the indexes of relative and absolute content of protein in winter wheat grain selected on quality by O. V. Skripka, A. P. Samofalov, S. V. Podgorny, O. A. Nekrasova, S. N. Gromova, N. G. Ignatieva

“…There is an inverse relation between 1000-absolutely dry kernel weight and relative protein content in grain. The more 1000-absolutely dry kernel weight is, the less protein content in grain is and vice versa. …”
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Characteristics of the efficiency of leaf rust resistance genes of spring wheat in the conditions of the Republic of Tatarstan by Danil F. Askhadullin, Damir F. Askhadullin, N. Z. Vasilova, M. R. Tazutdinova, I. I. Khusainova, G. R. Gaifullina

“…The disease resistance of the varieties is controlled by Lr genes, of which more than 70 are known at present. Most of them have lost their effectiveness. …”
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Time series analysis of energy usage patterns by Tanzania large power users by Diana Rwegasira, Edward Ngailo, Elimboto Yohana, Noel Masasi

“…This paper takes advantage of this fact and presents a comprehensive time series analysis of energy usage patterns using smart meters time series data from high-usage power consumption companies in Tanzania. …”
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Diversification and Economic Growth in Emerging Economies: The Kurdistan of Iraq Experience by Beston M. Qadir, Soran Zaher Abdullah, Hawre L. Majeed

“…The main result of this study is that Kurdistan’s economy is mainly dependent on oil revenues, so the Kurdistan Region is economically unstable, as oil revenues are more dependent on the global market. These revenues are related to high and low demand for energy resources. …”
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Degrowth or barbarism? An exploration of four circular futures for 2050 by Martin Calisto Friant, Martin Calisto Friant, Walter J. V. Vermeulen, Roberta Salomone

“…This research recommends fostering democratic transformations such as citizen assemblies, participatory budgeting and worker-owned non-profit cooperatives as potential avenues to more inclusive, sustainable and socially just futures. …”
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K/Ka-band compact low-profile dual differential-fed split ring resonator magnetic-dipole antenna with UWB-frequency-tuning and broad scanning capabilities by Amir Reza Dastkhosh, Zhong-Xiang Zhang, Mehdi Naseh, Véronique Moeyaert, Fujiang Lin

“…The dual differential-fed SRR-MD antenna boasts a high gain of 8 dB and, in contrast to comparable designs, provides a more compact and low-profile structure. Compared to other designs, this design obtains superior port isolation (>90 dB) and improved isolation between co-polarization and cross-polarization radiation patterns. …”
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Study of the possibilities of non-invasive assessment of increased intracranial pressure according to MRI data on the example of patients with secondary intracranial hypertension by N. N. Sidikov, O. B. Bogomyakova, Yu. A. Stankevich, A. A. Tulupov

“…Tortuosity of ON in group 1 was observed more often than in other groups. A statistically significant positive correlation between ONSD and brain volumes in group 1 (r = 0.55, p < 0.05) and a negative correlation between brain volumes and ICC in group 2 (r = –0.86, p < 0.05) has been found. …”
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Antibacterial and anticancer potentials of graphene-silicon nitride nanomaterials-enhanced polymer nanocomposites: advanced characterization and optical behavior insights by Rawaa A. Abdul-Nabi, Ehssan Al-Bermany

“…Hybrid nanomaterials (HNMs) have become more interesting to researchers for various optoelectronic and biological applications. …”
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History of coronary surgery and the role of russian surgeons in its development by G. Sh. Garayev, K. A. Agharzayev

“…This also gave rise and justified the idea of performing coronary artery surgery on a beating heart.The article also presents extensive information about a new myocardial infarction model that is suitable for demonstrat ing the dependence of myocardial blood supply restoration through mammary-coronary anastomosis on the duration of coronary artery occlusion. …”
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Role of isoflavones in multiple sclerosis by V. Anushya vardhini, S. Sowmiya, S. Abdul Sameer, R. Sakthi, R. Divya, A. Monisha

“…A class of phytoestrogens called isoflavones, which are mostly present in soy and other legumes, have drawn interest because of their possible anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties. …”
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Design of Constant Speed Controller for Hydraulic Retarder Based on Robust Control by Pengxiang Song, Ao Meng, Yang Ding

“…As a kind of auxiliary brake, the hydraulic retarder has the characteristics of large braking torque and compact structure. More importantly, the hydraulic retarder is capable of braking for a long period of time, which enables the vehicle to travel downhill at a constant speed with less or no use of mechanical brakes. …”
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Famine of 1946-1947: Causes, Consequences, Problems for Children's Health by Valery Yu. Albitskiy, Alexander A. Baranov, Stella A. Sher

“…The children population reached more than one third of the total population mortality. …”
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Dependence of Avalanche Risk on Slope Insolation Level and Albedo by Natalya Denissova, Serik Nurakynov, Olga Petrova, Gulzhan Daumova, Daniker Chepashev, Marua Alpysbay, Ruslan Chettykbayev

“…South-facing slopes are characterized by lower albedo values (around 0.20–0.40) and more intense snowmelt, which reduces the likelihood of avalanches. …”
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How the body tells the story: using the nonverbal cues of trauma between mothers and toddlers to mark a change in maternal attitudes during Clinician-Assisted Videofeedback Exposur... by Suzi Tortora, Suzi Tortora, Daniel Scott Schechter, Daniel Scott Schechter

“…It has empirically shown a change in these mothers’ perception of their young children, as expressed verbally, but has not yet been examined for accompanying changes in behavior.MethodsFollowing an introduction to the theoretical premises and historical context of both DANCE and CAVES and the latter’s related 16-session manualized psychotherapy “Clinician-Assisted Videofeedback Exposure Approach Therapy (CAVEAT),” case vignettes of two mothers who underwent the CAVES with their toddlers are presented qualitatively.ResultsTwo case-naïve raters observed significant changes in body tone, posture, gestures and facial expression in line with previous findings of reduction of negativity of maternal attributions towards the children.DiscussionImplications for further research based on these qualitative results include consideration of (1) how the DANCE video microanalysis tool might be applied to the study of clinical progress and outcome by therapists during CAVES and related CAVEAT treatment, and (2) how more body-focused therapeutic techniques might further enhance the CAVES/CAVEAT model in future clinical applications and research.…”
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A study of the knowledge and practice of lifestyle modification in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Middelburg sub-district of Mpumalanga by Andrew Ekene Umeh, Lushiku Nkombua

“…Results: The results showed that DM was more prevalent among females and the age group 50– 59 years was mostly affected. …”
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The Early Sarmatian Elite Based on the Results of Archaeological and Anthropological Study of the Burials from a Kurgan Near the City of Volzhsky by Olga Shinkar, Mariya Balabanova, Evgeniy Pererva

“…The wide-headed complex presented by a skull from burial 4 is characterised by a very wide forehead and face with a flat horizontal profile. …”
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THE ESTIMATION OF ADAPTABILITY PARAMETERS OF THE COLLECTION SAMPLES OF SAINFOIN by S. A. Ignatiev, A. A. Regidin

“…., Russell W.G. (1966) presented by V.A. Zykina et al. (2005) and by V.Z. …”
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