Ankita Singh is a Senior Digital Editor for The Logical Indian, a national news outlet in India. With a focus on Haryana and Gurugram, Ankita covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and scientific advancements. Her work has been featured in various publications such as Lexology, LiveMint, and Social Bookmarking.
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Ankita's coverage is centered around government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data with a focus on national (India), Haryana, and Gurugram. She primarily covers topics related to government & politics, art, travel, science, and finance.
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By: Ankita Singh
Vantara's initiatives have led to the rescue of over 200 elephants, as well as numerous reptiles and birds, from exploitation and poaching. It has been actively involved in vital species rehabilitation efforts, with a particular focus on rhinos, leopards, and crocodiles.
This volume presents geological, geographical, environmental, and agriculture related studies on rivers, focusing on basins of the three geomorphic divisions of India, i.e. peninsular India, Indo-Gangetic plain and extra-peninsular India. The book compiles data on both the small and large river systems of India, the large rivers include Jhelum, Ghaghara, Narmada, Son, Krishna and Godavari; and the small scale, rain-fed and groundwater-fed rivers such as Gomti have been studied. The chapters comprehensively provide assessments of geomorphological aspects, river sediment supply, clean water availability for human population, ground water recharge, flood management and irrigation. The information presented in this book will appeal to students, teachers, researchers and planners engaged in river development, management and conservation.
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The event, a collaboration between Delhi-based Youth for Peace International and the Eqra Foundation of Jammu, drew participants from all over Jammu and Kashmir.
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The Notch pathway is an evolutionarily conserved signaling system that is intricately regulated at multiple levels and it influences different aspects of development. In an effort to identify novel components involved in Notch signaling and its regulation, we carried out protein interaction screens which identified non-muscle myosin II Zipper (Zip) as an interacting partner of Notch. Physical interaction between Notch and Zip was further validated by co-immunoprecipitation studies. Immunocytochemical analyses revealed that Notch and Zip co-localize within same cytoplasmic compartment. Different alleles of zip also showed strong genetic interactions with Notch pathway components. Downregulation of Zip resulted in wing phenotypes that were reminiscent of Notch loss-of-function phenotypes and a perturbed expression of Notch downstream targets, Cut and Deadpan. Further, synergistic interaction between Notch and Zip resulted in highly ectopic expression of these Notch targets. Activated Notch-induced tumorous phenotype of larval tissues was enhanced by over-expression of Zip. Notch-Zip synergy resulted in the activation of JNK pathway that consequently lead to MMP activation and proliferation. Taken together, our results suggest that Zip may play an important role in regulation of Notch signaling.
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Main text (Cell , 209–229.e1–e26; January 5, 2023) In our Resource article, the primer sequences for TF NGS Fwd 1–10 in Table S7 were incorrect.
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