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| 1 | Cerebral Oxygen Desaturation Predicts Cognitive Decline and Longer Hospital Stay After Cardiac Surgery显示文摘 | James P. Slater Theresa Guarino Jessica Stack Kateki Vinod Rami T. Bustami John M. Brown Alejandro L. Rodriguez Christopher J. Magovern Thomas Zaubler Kenneth Freundlich Grant V.S. Parr | 2009 | The Annals of Thoracic Surgery2009，，1： | 1 |
| 2 | Kinetic modeling of batch fermentation for populus hydrolysate tolerant mutant and wild type strains of Clostridium thermocellum显示文摘 | Jessica L Linville Miguel Rodriguez Jr Jonathan R Mielenz | 2013 | Bioresouree Technology2013，147，： | 1 |
| 3 | Sex and stress modulate pupal defense response in tobacco hornworm显示文摘In insects,larval and adult defenses against predators have been well studied.However,pupal(also known as resting stage)defenses have been overlooked and not examined thoroughly.Although some pupa possess antipredator strategies such as hairs,spines,cryptic coloration,and exudation of chemicals,few studies have tested these responses and the factors affecting them.Here,we investigated the behavioral responses in tobacco hornworm Manduca sexta that pupates in soil by introducing an external stimulus using vibrations from an electric toothbrush to mimic predation.We observed that M.sexta made violent wriggling(twitching),followed by pulsating movements in response to the vibrational stimulus.Detailed examination showed that these twitches and pulsating events occurred more frequently and for longer periods of time in male pupa and were dependent on the magnitude of the stress(high and low frequency).However,when we estimated the angular force exerted by pupa using radian and angular momentum of twitches,it was found to be independent of pupal sex.A follow-up experiment on possible cascading effects of stress exposure on eclosion success revealed that low-and high-frequency stress exposure didn’t cause any of the common defects in eclosed adults.Our study clearly demonstrates that the so-called defenseless pupal stage uses a wide range of measurable defense behaviors that can actively defend against predators and should be examined further-linking observed behavior with underlying mechanisms. | Sukhman Singh Sakshi Watts Ishveen Kaur Isabella Rodriguez Jessica Ayala Dariela Rodriguez Elian Martin Rupesh Kariyat | 2023 | Current Zoology2023，69，5： | 0 |
| 4 | Transfer of Fibres onto Knife Blades in Stabbing Events: Distribution and Determination of the Stabbing Sequence显示文摘Knives are among the weapons most frequently involved in criminal cases.They represent the most encountered category of weapons in Swiss homicide cases(completed and attempted homicides considered)and are also frequently employed in assault cases,notably bodily injuries.Whenever a knife is involved in a stabbing event,DNA and fingerprints may be sought.When garments are damaged,fibres can also be investigated.Fibres from the victim's garments might transfer onto the blade of the knife used in the assault and can thus provide useful infbnnation to determine whether a particular weapon could have be used to stab the victim.This study simulates vertical stabbings into garments with the use of a special holding device.Different types ofknives and blades straight or serrated were used as weapons.Two garments presenting different shedding capacities and garment structures were also considered for the simulations.The distribution of fibres transferred onto the blade(number and position)was recorded for each simulation performed.Sequences of stabbings into the two garments were also carried out to assess whether the order of the stabs could be determined.Several parameters were considered,notably the distribution of fibres transferred onto the blade.The transfer of fibres inside the stab damage ballistic soap was used in this study and on the area near the second damage was also investigated.This study provides new insight into the interpretation of fibres transferred onto knives after a single stab or a sequence of stabbings and into determining the stabbing sequence.Finally,the study brings some guidelines for the search and recovery of fibres on the crime scene and on the blades ofknives. | Michael Schnegg Line Gueissaz Jessica Rodriguez Sabine Hess Genevieve Massonnet | 2015 | Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine2015，1，2： | 0 |
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