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    Brainstem neurons coordinate the bladder and urethral sphincter for urination
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    Brainstem neurons coordinate the bladder and urethral sphincter for urination
    Estrogen receptor 1 (ESR1)-positive neurons in the pontine micturition center govern detrusor–sphincter coordination via three distinct spinal projections, representing a therapeutic target for...
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    The cistrome response to hypoxia in human umbilical vein endothelial cells
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    The cistrome response to hypoxia in human umbilical vein endothelial cells
    The genomic response of endothelial cells to hypoxia via MOA-seq transcription factor occupancy profiling identified known and novel HIF1A-associated and independent cis-regulatory elements, which...
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    Pathogen-phage geomapping to overcome resistance
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    Pathogen-phage geomapping to overcome resistance
    Targeted ecological sampling combined with a portable enrichment device rapidly yields a diverse array of bacteriophages against drug-resistant pathogens.
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    Sep 4
    In this ecrLife blog Daniel Kristanto shares how he leverages his multidisciplinary background in his research and discusses how funding organizations should aim to support more multidisciplinary projects.
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    How Science Learns from Itself: Leveraging an Interdisciplinary Background for Meta-Science
    From ecrlife.org
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    Sep 4
    Endometrial cells with high ALDH activity contribute to uterine development and regeneration
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    Endometrial cells with high ALDH activity contribute to uterine development and regeneration
    ALDH1A1+ cells are a group of hormone-sensitive stem cells that contribute to endometrial development and repair.
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