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uijrt.com

United International Journal for Research & Technology UIJRT is an ISSN approved, open-access peer-reviewed journal for science & engineering paper publication.

ijmmu.com

the international journal of multicultural and multireligious understanding (ijmmu) is an international, double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access journal covering the study of topics in the social and humanities,published by global institute for multidisciplinary knowledge and responsible future.

arabianjbmr.com

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ekjm.org

Molecular Residual Disease Monitoring and Early Recurrence Prediction in Solid Tumors: Clinical Applications and Evidence

sociology.org

Learn the psychology behind why we trust strangers driving us. Explore factors like technology, reputation, and social norms that build confidence in rideshare services.

davaoresearchjournal.ph

this journal started in 1998 as one of the earliest journals in davao region formerly called the davao oriental state college of science and technology (dosct) research journal that was originally conceptualized to be a platform for local and regional researchers to publish their works in the region.

cfnr.uplb.edu.ph

student degree programs faculty news & events cfnr welcomes new freshies the 2022 cfnr convocation for freshies held at the nicolas p. lansigan auditorium welcomed 205 new first-year students this year– 112 bs forestry (bsf) and 46 associate of science in forestry (ascf).  ascf is the newly approved two-year program that replaced the certificate in … home read more »

mbmg.pensoft.net

This study presents the first occurrences of the diatom species Discostella asterocostata in Europe’s second largest river, the Danube River and the earliest occurrence in European freshwater ecosystems. Samples collected between 2016 and 2022 in Croatia and Hungary were analysed using light and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) along with molecular techniques to confirm the presence of the species. Morphometric comparisons with known populations from Asia and the USA revealed no significant morphological differences. Molecular analyses facilitated the detection of D. asterocostata even in samples with low abundance and confirmed the genetic similarity with already sequenced populations. Environmental correlations showed that D. asterocostata had a significant positive correlation with temperature and a negative correlation with total organic carbon and nitrogen forms, suggesting that it favours warmer waters with lower nutrient forms. Given the ongoing increase in water temperatures due to climate change, the occurrence and potential spread of this species in European rivers may be related to changing environmental conditions. Our results emphasise the importance of integrating traditional and molecular approaches for the early detection of non-indigenous diatom species. The establishment of D. asterocostata in Europe raises questions regarding its ecological role and long-term impact on native phytoplankton communities and emphasises the need for continuous monitoring and research on the responses of large river ecosystems to global environmental change.