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October 15, 2021
10/12/2021
Environmental Economics
Tow and colleagues find that the value of illegal wildlife trade is severely underestimated, with the actual value of illegal wildlife trade in the US alone exceeding current global estimates.
Image credit: Gorilla by Laura Seaman, Unsplash
10/12/2021
Health Education
Forest-Bérard evaluate the feasibility and implementation of a training-of-trainers approach to raise awareness about Lyme disease risk and prevention.
Image credit: Tick by Jerzy Gorecki, Pixabay License
10/11/2021
Structural biology
Kouadio and colleagues uncovered distinct structural features of Mpp75Aa1.1 for its insecticidal activity against western corn rootworm.
Image credit: Fig 1 by Kouadioet al., CC BY 4.0
10/07/2021
Biophysics
Conrad and colleagues probe the voltage-dependent behavior of TREK-2 K2P ion channels, and find that channels are inhibited by a high internal K+ concentration due to the effect of ionic strength on channel gating.
Image credit: Glutamate-gated chloride channel by Fvasconcellos, Public Domain
10/11/2021
PLOS LAtitude blog
In this Meet-the-Editor blog post find out about PLOS Climate’s Editor-in-Chief, Emma Archer. From her expertise in the field of climate research to her recommended reading, get to know Emma and what’s in store for PLOS Climate.
Image credit: leander.canaris
09/22/2021
Microbiology
Hoke and colleagues assess microbial interactions with harmful algal bloom communities in fresh waters.
09/15/2021
Cardiovascular health
In response to knowledge gaps of female coronary artery disease, Khabbaz and colleagues provide an update on the gender-based differences in CABG postoperative outcomes.
Image credit: Gender by Peggy Marco, Pixabay License
10/06/2021
Ecology
Rinkert et al. effectively identified plant species from bird nests by DNA barcoding approach.
10/08/2021
Remote sensing
Kenduiywo and colleagues develop a new measure for evaluating remote sensing indices for agricultural insurance to better compensate farmers for economic losses.
Image credit: Wijnendale Bos by Marc Ryckaert, CC BY 3.0
10/13/2021
Archaeology
Salesse and colleagues determine if it is possible to identify if ancient cremated remains wore leather shoes, helping us to understand funerary customs.
10/11/2021
Physiotherapy
Liew and colleagues investigate how individualized physiotherapy can reduce early disability in people with low back pain.
Image credit: Back Pain by Tumisu, Pixabay License
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