Also, as mentioned during the webinar, the Peeref International Poster Challenger is ongoing! This is a big opportunity on the platform, and I'd encourage you all to consider submitting an entry.
Hi all, I've got 3 great resources here for you:
https://publicationethics.org/text-recycling-guidelines
https://textrecycling.org/what-is-text-recycling/
https://asm.org/Articles/2022/April/Let-s-Rethink-Text-Recycling
Hi all, I have 3 great resources on this topic:
https://publicationethics.org/text-recycling-guidelines
https://textrecycling.org/what-is-text-recycling/
https://asm.org/Articles/2022/April/Let-s-Rethink-Text-Recycling
This is an interesting study of the delivery method. I'd imagine it could be repeated for any number of similar circumstances to determine proof of concept, as demonstrated here. Certainly an interesting series of possible studies. I'd wonder what sort of rescue efficacy it might demonstrate on pulmonary-comprised heart failure rats. Perhaps they are too far compromised from a chronic standpoint, but it might be interesting to see what acute impact it might have.
Sharp use of critical speed as a functional measure in this model. Critical speed/power should be seeing wider application in basic physiological research and in clinical work. Pretty easy puzzles all lined up for any clinician.
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