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• Conversely, demand for Egyptian grapefruit has surged due to limited arrivals, leading to considerably higher prices compared to previous seasons. "As the domestic grapefruit harvest season has not yet commenced, Egyptian grapefruits are currently dominating the market. Despite the early arrivals being of slightly inferior quality compared to previous years, the prices remain high. Presently, they are selling for approximately ￥250-280 per piece, with significant fluctuations, and there's potential for further increases depending on the volume of subsequent arrivals."

• Vietnam’s fresh green grapefruit has been approved for exports to the U.S., but exporters face strong competition from their Chinese and Thai counterparts.

• The company has filed an international patent application for the glycosylase-based guanine base editor (gGBE) and owns the exclusive global rights to the underlying patent.

• Raj Singh alias Goldy, a Sikh musician from Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor district and part of a US-based kirtan group, was fatally shot by unidentified assailants outside a gurdwara in Alabama on February 23.

• In a tragic incident that has sent shockwaves through the Sikh community, Raj Singh, a talented musician known as Goldy, was fatally shot outside a gurdwara in Selma, Alabama. Hailing from Tanda Sahuwala village in Bijnor district, Uttar Pradesh, India, Goldy was part of a Sikh kirtan group touring the United States for the past year and a half.

• Mad Markwayne, upset by some mean tweets that O'Brien aimed his way, told right-wing media that "every now and then, you need to get punched in the face" and that it's even a venerable Senate tradition, going back to 1856, when some congressman from South Carolina rushed onto the floor the Senate and used a gutta-percha cane to beat Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner nearly to death, the Hill reports.

• A big cat has allegedly been spotted following reports of ‘very loud and deep guttural growls’ in South Buckinghamshire.

• Despite this success, investors were unconvinced, and regular trains were already firmly established, and the system would also require that each car had its own gyro system. Even so, the idea of the gyro monorail never truly died, as evidenced by the recently created German MonoCab-OWL project. This targets converting single-rail sections into dual-rail, bi-directional service with no infrastructure investment required.

• Umejima, K., Flynn, S. & Sakai, K.L. Enhanced activations in the dorsal inferior frontal gyrus specifying the who, when, and what for successful building of sentence structures in a new language. Sci Rep 14, 54 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-50896-6

• The paper describes the mechanisms as likely bias selection by female choice. It presents evidence of their importance in tactile courtship, noting that habituation and neural adaptation likely favor variation in mate choice signals such as their intensity, duration, and timing.

• Sensory adaptation and habituation both involve reduced attention to a stimulus, but the two concepts have important differences. 

• In particular, the panel dismissed the “equal opportunity harasser defense,” which protects employers from liability for harassment against both men and women because the harassment couldn’t be said to be “because of sex.”

• Jin, Y. J. Effects of harmaline and fluorouracil (5-FU) on human retinoblastoma cell line SO-Rb 50. Zhonghua Yan Ke Za Zhi. 6, 286–288 (1990).

• Zhao, T. et al. Metabolic pathways of the psychotropic-carboline alkaloids, harmaline and harmine, by liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry and NMR spectroscopy. Food Chem. 134, 1096–1105 (2012).

• Nia O’Malley was walking her upland farm on the Slieve Aughties in Galway, where she has 60 hectares of mixed bogland, heath and wet grassland, when she saw a male hen harrier - distinctive for their grey-blue plumage - repetitively quartering over the land. His wings formed a loose V-shape as he glided up and down his predatory circuit, searching for food. It was, she told me, “peaceful and mesmerising” to see such a virtuoso display of power and grace.

• Adama H., Nkouandou O.F., Bardintzeff J.M., Mbainassem M.Y., M’Non-Allah N., Okomo Atouba L.C. et Njankouo Ndassa Z.N. (2021) – Petrography and geochemistry of the harzburgite xenoliths of Lake Guinnadji and Ngao Djalsoka volcano from the Dibi area (Adamawa plateau – Cameroon). Journal of Geography, Environment and Earth Science International, 25, 10, 178-193, 81483.

• Twelve isotopes of hassium are known so far, all of which are radioactive. The lightest of these isotopes have fleeting half-lives that last somewhere between milliseconds to seconds. However, the four heaviest isotopes (hassium-265, hassium-267, hassium-269, and hassium-277) probably have half-lives that last minutes to hours although none of these have been confirmed.

• Other theoreticians calculated the effects of subshell closings in other superheavy nuclei. They concluded that an isotope of hassium containing 108 protons and 162 neutrons (270Hs) should survive a long time—much longer than the millisecond or shorter lifetimes typical of most of the heaviest nuclides.

• The article, “Preferential formation of specific hexose and heptose in the formose reaction under microwave irradiation,” was published in RSC Advances at DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/d2ra07249a

• When a person becomes infected with gonorrhea during sexual intercourse, the bacteria releases a molecule called heptose phosphate into their genital tract. Their body recognizes the heptose phosphate as a threat, and sends white blood cells to try to combat it.