Savoirs locaux sur les plantes spontanées chez les populations de la wilaya de Tamanrasset (Sahara Central, Algérie) by Rachid Meddour, Ouahiba Sahar, Amina Babkar

“…Concerning the other uses (food, fodder, artisanal, veterinary), 17 medicinal plants also have a fodder interest, 15 are used as human food, nine have artisanal interests, and three are used to care for livestock (notably the dromedary). …”
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N-Acetylglucosamine Functions in Cell Signaling by James B. Konopka

“…For example, GlcNAc stimulates the human fungal pathogen Candida albicans to undergo changes in morphogenesis and expression of virulence genes. …”
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To be digital or not to be, that is the ESG question by Luis Martín, Noelia Sánchez-Ortiz

“… Avoiding global warming and achieving ESG targets requires new vision and new solutions to old problems. Since we are humans, we have to solve challenges with creativity, science and technology. …”
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« KOMM, KÜSS MICH COMPUTER / KOMM, PROGRAMMIERE MICH » by Bruno Dupont

“…Finally, the series of plays world wide web-slums, from the playwright René Pollesch (from 2001 on), presents a distopy in which humans are augmented with « body computers », and thereby enter the age of transhumanism. …”
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Molecular and cellular characteristics of cerebrovascular cell types and their contribution to neurodegenerative diseases by Francisco J. Garcia, Myriam Heiman

“…In this review, we describe the current understanding of cerebrovasculature structure, function, and cell type diversity and its role in the mechanisms underlying various neurodegenerative diseases. We focus on human and mouse cerebrovasculature studies and discuss both origins and consequences of cerebrovascular dysfunction, emphasizing known cell type-specific vulnerabilities in neuronal and cerebrovascular cell populations. …”
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A Report on a Family with TMTC3-Related Syndrome and Review by Sayeeda Hana, Deepak karthik, Jingxuan Shan, Stephany El Hayek, Lotfi Chouchane, André Megarbane

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Shifting lines in D. H. Lawrence’s travel writings by Tim GUPWELL

“…For Lawrence clearly associated linearity with the scientific, causal thinking of a human world which he detested, and he aimed to develop an alternative model. …”
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Ecology and the evolution of cooperation by partner choice and reciprocity by Marcelino Fuentes

“…Partner choice may have allowed humans to use a set of collectively produced goods including clothing, fire, hunting tools, housing, and shared knowledge, to the point that they became essential.…”
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Determination of Factors Affecting International Students’ Satisfaction Levels Using CHAID Analysis by İbrahim Hakan Göver, Asim Mustafa Ayten

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Hybrid Unsupervised Exploratory Plots: A Case Study of Analysing Foreign Direct Investment by Álvaro Herrero, Alfredo Jiménez, Secil Bayraktar

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Homo Ludens: The Changing Meaning and Function of Game from Traditional Life to Culture Industry ‘Squid Game’ Example by Ferhat Kaçar

“…Game is a fundamental part of human life and a universal phenomenon. Throughout history, games have played an important role in every age from childhood to adulthood, contributing to personal and social development. …”
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Brasil e suas águas – estudo das toponímias nas redes hidrográficas by Roberto Verdum, Jean Carlo Gessi Caneppele

“…In this work, we seek to highlight the variety of toponymy of Brazilian watercourses, distributed throughout the national territory, which demarcate regional issues and the historical evolution of human occupation. Within this context, the objective of this work is to identify, present, categorize and rank the different Brazilian toponymy, creating a base document of these denominations. …”
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Education as Performative Contradiction: Limits (And Possibilities) of Subjectification in the Anthropocene by Audrius Pocius

“…It is divided into three parts: 1) following Chakrabarty, I identify the politico-aesthetic challenges posed by anthropogenic climate change and formulate their relevance as an educational ordeal; 2) I enquire about the challenges and possibilities for environmental education to foster societal change and conclude that, while a general policy change toward sustainable education may be insufficient, education remains a premier site where negotiations could take place between the deep-seated beliefs about subjectivity and an open anticipation of unforeseen modes of agency; 3) after providing a comparative analysis of classical humanist Bildung and post-humanist accounts of subjectification in education, I conclude that these approaches constitute a performative contradiction, which allows the experiential challenges of the Anthropocene to be approached in terms of a reimagined aesthetic education thematized as a critique of (human) capacity. …”
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Vitamin B12 Deficiency in Persons with Intellectual Disability in a Vegetarian Residential Care Community by Mohammed Morad, Mark Gringols, Isack Kandel, Joav Merrick

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“This Land Is Your Land”: A Note on America as a Nation of “Varied Carols” by Heinrich Detering

“…Whitman’s poetry lays out the foundation for a specifically American tradition of song poetry that focuses on political equality and social justice as collective human rights and the free development of every person’s individuality at the same time. …”
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L’usure et la défiguration chez Dickens by Marie-Amélie Coste

“…He looks for the seat of the subject, and wonders what is the essential part of a human being. But essence is both well defined and pre-defined: existing first potentially, it then does not seem to be able to live up to its promises.It appears first in the characters’ ageing, which is rarely seen as a natural process, but rather as a rapid movement towards physical degradation and wearing out.However, this gradual deterioration of the characters can be brutally stopped by the advent of a trauma. …”
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EU, Eastern Europe and Values Imperialism by S. White

“…Article also points out several cases when the EU intervened directly in the domestic affairs of the Eastern Europe countries in a manner that was not always compatible with the provisions on state sovereignty: a 'European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights', launched in 2006, interventions ofEU representatives in the work of local courts and organisation of exit polls, which could be used to discredit the official election results and in this way to undermine the position of local governments. …”
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Waterloo in Vanity Fair or the Art of not Representing War by Marianne Camus

“…The narrator intervenes directly to point at human silliness and cowardice. But more often he prefers the indirect or refracted manner (to use the mirror image he liked so much). …”
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Ameloblastic Fibroodontoma of the Mandible with Normal Karyotype in a Pediatric Patient by Esther Manor, Elena Kan, Lipa Bodner

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The Assimilation of Assistive Technology in Residential Care Centers for People with Intellectual Disabilities by Eli Carmeli, Carmit Cahana, Joav Merrick

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