Matthew J. is a News Editor at BMC. He focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, including medical specialties, alternative medicine, and the healthcare system, while also exploring topics such as the Coronavirus, drugs, and academia. Matthew's work has been featured in notable publications including BMC, MDPI, the American Academy of Pediatrics, Cancer Research Prevention, and Nature Portfolio.
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Matthew J. focuses on scientific and medical research, often citing data in his articles. He appears to cover a wide range of topics within genetics, biology, medical research, environmental science, and public health.
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Abstract Abundance estimates inform ungulate management and recovery efforts.
By: Cecilia S., Chia, Catherine, Charles R., Paul J., Andrew, Tufail, Moshi, Anthony P., Khawaja, Aaron Y., Alasdair N., Ung, Alastair K., Wu, Anand E., Kelsey V., Pearse A., Robert, Makupa, Abraham, Chuin Ying, Bastawrous, Keane, Biradar, Matthew J., Luben, Yue
Here authors show that machine learning derives the degree of background retinal pigmentation with more nuance than self-described ethnicity. Retinal pigment scores are associated with genes linked to melanin and may improve algorithmic fairness.
By: Howard Davis
Abstract Understanding the spatial ecology of commercially exploited species is vital for their conservation.
Abstract Upregulation of Cyclin E1 and subsequent activation of CDK2 accelerates cell cycle progression from G1 to S phase and is a common oncogenic driver in gynecological malignancies.
Abstract Fertilizing maize at an optimum nitrogen rate is imperative to maximize productivity and sustainability.
By: Catherine A. Sayer, Eresha Fernando, Randall R. Jimenez, Giovanni Rapacciuolo, Monika Böhm, Thomas M. Brooks, Neil A. Cox, Ian Harrison, Michael Hoffmann, Richard Jenkins, Kevin G. Smith, Jean-Christophe Vié, John C. Abbott
Freshwater ecosystems are highly biodiverse 1 and important for livelihoods and economic development 2, but are under substantial stress 3. To date, comprehensive global assessments of extinction risk have not included any speciose groups primarily living in freshwaters. Consequently, data from predominantly terrestrial tetrapods 4, 5
By: Marc-Antoine
Abstract Forecasting the onset, evolution and end of volcanic eruptions relies on interpretation of monitoring data—particularly seismic
Abstract Intense research on founding members of the RAS superfamily has defined our understanding of these critical signalling proteins, leading
By: Carl R. Woese, Jin Young
Abstract Patients with metastatic breast cancer face reduced quality of life and increased mortality rates, necessitating more effective anti-cancer strategies.
By: Peter Doherty
Abstract A fundamental obstacle to tackling the antimicrobial resistance crisis is identifying mutations that lead to resistance in a given genomic background and environment.
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