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• The newly identified pathway begins with HIV entering a cell wrapped inside a membrane package, called an endosome. The virus-containing endosome then pushes the protective nuclear membrane inward, forming an indentation known as a nuclear invagination. The endosome then moves inside the invagination to its inner tip, where the virus then slips into the nucleus.

• FMC has always been clear and transparent about its diamide growth strategy. The company has consistently disclosed material developments in diamide litigation in SEC filings. The Blue Orca report contains quotes and information that have been taken out of context, are factually incorrect or do not reflect the multiple dimensions of the FMC diamide growth strategy.

• Our study provided a novel tool to explore the diurnal pattern of physical activity and to investigate its impact on health outcomes."

• Aims To report the baseline intraocular pressure (IOP) characteristics and its diurnal fluctuation in the Laser in Glaucoma and Ocular Hypertension China cohort.

• Upon investigating Mulch and Flayer–the satellite-helper phage systems, scientists found that satellites lacked certain replication genes but had encapsidation machinery. Flayer also has a unique tail adaptation for co-infection with its helper.

• Elden, about three thousand feet lower than Humphreys, and its kin are made of dacite and rhyolite—stickier magmas less inclined to smoothly ooze out on the surface as lava flows. Instead, these domes started as blisters that swelled as magma was injected into underground chambers. As those chambers expanded, they lifted the overlying rock layers.

• Comerica took a $91 million loss on interest rate swaps after Bloomberg announced the discontinuation of its short-term bank yield index, or BSBY, on November 15, 2023, as derivatives linked to the benchmark lost their hedge-accounting privileges.

• To make an erbium atom function as such a quantum repeater, two main things need to go right. First, the atom needs to emit photons quickly enough to make the scheme practical. Second, the emitted photon must preserve its quantum properties and stay entangled with the atom that emitted it despite disruptions – a property known as coherence.

• MAIRE has announced that NEXTCHEM (Sustainable Technology Solutions), through its nitrogen technology licensor Stamicarbon, has been awarded a licensing and equipment supply contract for a state-of-the-art urea melt and granulation plant in Egypt for El-Nasr Company for Intermediate Chemicals (NCIC).

• The changes to the exemplification ceremony and “degree program” are part of an effort to boost enrollment among younger members, as well as to make it easier for men to join the Knights and move up its ranks. 

• The European Commission has finally published its eagerly awaited Proposal for a Directive on substantiation and communication of explicit environmental claims (‘the Green Claims Proposal’). As its name suggests, the Proposal was crafted with a view to putting an end to non-mandatory consumer-facing claims of environmental benefit that bear no relation to reality (so-called ‘greenwashing’). 

• Such textual expurgation has come to be known as bowdlerism, named after Thomas Bowdler, whose first “edited” volumes were of Shakespeare’s plays. The series, which went through several editions after its original publication in 1807, was lengthily subtitled:

• In an ambitious move that paints a bold stroke across the specialty agriculture landscape, Minneapolis-based Lendway, Inc. has announced its acquisition of a majority ownership interest in Bloomia B.V., a luminary in the fresh cut tulip industry, for a blossoming $47.5 million in cash. This strategic acquisition, finalized recently, not only marks a significant expansion for Lendway but also signals a new chapter in the global tulip market, intertwining finance with floriculture to foster growth and innovation.

• Ralph Upton Jr. farms 1,800 acres near Springerton, Illinois, and has been no-tilling on his operation since the 1980s. But land in southern Illinois poses challenges due to its restrictive fragipan soils. Upton Jr. fights poor drainage, low water infiltration, short-term droughts, and susceptibility to erosion while trying to grow corn, soybeans, and wheat.

• KNOWN for its very loud, harsh crowing ‘krrraaa krrraa’ six to seven times, the Swainson’s francolin offers an alarm to all animals when a stalking leopard or lions are sighted.

• The most annoying attack during the first phase occurs when you are further away from the boss. This attack sees the boss stick the giant key into a keyhole in its chest. This will summons a group of 3-4 flying bat-like creatures which it will shoot up into the air. These creatures will home in on our character’s position and explode when close, dealing fulmination damage. We want to dodge away sideways at the last moment to avoid taking a hit (and the fulmination damage).

• Hyperoside, a beneficial flavonoid galactoside found in both medicinal and edible plants, plays a critical role in plant growth, self-defense, and breeding, as well as in human health through its numerous pharmacological properties. However, the biosynthetic pathway of hyperoside in plants, including its original source, Hypericaceae, has not been systematically elucidated yet.

• An unusual new guest was spotted on the northern end of Brackish Pond in the Arcata Bird Sanctuary last Friday. Brandishing purple, blue, and green feathers with chicken-like feet, an adult purple gallinule had somehow made its way to the marsh from its native territory in the southeast U.S. There had been no prior documented sightings in northern California, so birders flocked from all different counties to catch a glimpse. Among those birders was Cal Poly Humboldt’s brand-new birding club.

• Intrigued by its tameness, they shared their sandwiches with the bird, and took a video and still photographs, which they shared online. This turned out to be only the fourth record – and the first in a healthy state – of an American purple gallinule in the UK. Sadly for the twitching community, it was never seen again.

• The new species was identified by its body shape, eyes, genitalia and claws, the study said.