Features of the Atrophic Corpus Mucosa in Three Cases of Autoimmune Gastritis Revealed by Magnifying Endoscopy by Kazuyoshi Yagi, Atsuo Nakamura, Atsuo Sekine, David Graham

“…During repair, the normal regular round pits are destroyed, whereas they remain largely intact in mucosa with autoimmune-associated atrophy. …”
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Mechanism of modified mRNA structure in COVID-19 vaccines for inducing neutralizing antibodies by Sabighoh Zanjabila, Beti Ernawati Dewi

“…Antigen-presenting cells (APCs) present the vaccine antigens via major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I and II pathways, with CD8+ T cells recognizing MHC class I and destroying infected cells, while CD4+ T cells recognize MHC class II and assist in B cell maturation and antibody production. …”
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Between citizen and vigilante journalism by Winston Mano

“…It is clear that the emerging new media spaces in Africa function like double-edged swords able to either build or destroy democracy. …”
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Antibacterial Effect of Dihydromyricetin on Specific Spoilage Organisms of Hybrid Grouper by Wenbo Huang, Jing Xie

“…Analysis of the above results shows that DMY inhibits the growth and reproduction of P. antarctica by interfering with the metabolic activity of bacteria and destroying the function of bacterial cell membranes but has no inhibitory effect on the activity of AKPase. …”
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Effect of Meteorological and Hydrological Drought Changes on Vegetation NDVI in Inner Mongolia Section of Yellow River Basin by LU Jiaqi, MENG Fanhao, LUO Min, CHEN Hongguang

“…Under the influence of global warming and human activities, drought events in the Inner Mongolia section of the Yellow River Basin have increased in number and intensity, affecting the regional vegetation growth through the hydrological cycle and destroying ecological balance. Based on the standardized precipitation evapotranspiration index (SPEI) dataset, terrestrial water storage data, and normalized vegetation index (NDVI) data, this paper analyzes the spatial and temporal changes of meteorological droughts (SPEI) and hydrological droughts (SWSI) in the Inner Mongolia section of the Yellow River Basin during 2003—2019 and investigates their impacts on vegetation growth. …”
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Oral Manifestations, Risk Factors and Management Strategies of COVID-19 Associated Mucormycosis in Tertiary Care Hospital by Pankaj Goel, Jitendra Kumar, Anshul Rai, Prateek Shakti, Gunjan Chouksey

“…Background: Mucormycosis (black fungus) is an aggressive, life-threatening infectious disease-causing infiltration and by destroying the surrounding bone and soft tissue through vascular thrombosis and subsequent tissue infarction that may reach the brain with fatal complications. …”
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Collapse-Pounding Dynamic Responses of Adjacent Frame Structures under Earthquake Action by Wei Jing, Shangshang Xing, Yu Song

“…The structure will collapse and impact the adjacent structures once the weak column is destroyed under seismic action, and, finally, the earthquake damage is aggravated. …”
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Infectious hematopoietic necrosis (review) by K. A. Balakhnina, V. P. Melnikov

“…In 2020, Estonia suffered heavy losses; more than 65 tons of rainbow trout died and were destroyed during the IHN outbreak with a mortality rate of 71%. …”
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Study on Strength Attenuation Characteristics of Residual Expansive Soil under Wetting-Drying Cycles and Low Stress and Its Relationship with Shallow Landslide by Jin Chang, Jieling Ma, Xianyuan Tang

“…The repeated wetting-drying cycles leads to the rapid development of slope fissures from the surface to the inside, destroys the internal natural structure of undisturbed expansive soil, reduces the cementation between soil particles, and leads to the decrease of soil cohesion. …”
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Le sanctuaire gallo-romain de Drevant (Cher) : état des connaissances et nouvelle approche archéologique des façades sud et est by Frédéric Méténier

“…The second half of the first century of our era sees the creation of a new monumental access to the Southwest. All is likely destroyed by fire in the last quarter of the first century.A new more homogeneous architectural program was born to the transition between the 1st and the 2nd century, with the implementation of a second peribolos within the original walls to create galleries of peripheral circulation around the temenos. …”
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Formation of Nanoscale Bioimprints of Muscle Cells Using UV-Cured Spin-Coated Polymers by Fahmi Samsuri, John S. Mitchell, Maan M. Alkaisi, John J. Evans

“…The polymer replicas were then separated from the muscle cells and were analyzed under an Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), in tapping mode, because it has low tip-sample forces and thus will not destroy the fine structures of the imprint. The new polymer is biocompatible with higher replication resolution and has a faster curing process than other types of silicon-based organic polymers such as PDMS. …”
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How to Turn Trust into Non-material Asset of Higher Education by G. Zborovsky, P. Ambarova

“…If the trust level is low, the effectiveness of learning and teaching decreases greatly. Distrust destroys creative and innovative potential of educational communities. …”
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A value-added cooking process to improve the quality of soybean: Protecting its isoflavones and antioxidant activity by Lei Chen, Hui Teng, Jianbo Xiao

“…The results showed all bioactive ingredients were aggressively destroyed by over processing, but interestingly, green pepper and kelp exhibited isoflavones generation potentials for soybean. …”
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COMMUNITARIAN DIMENSION OF SOCIAL INTEGRITY PROBLEM by Yuliia Yu. Brodetskaya

“…The communities are those models of social that can overcome individualism of a modern man and society, destroy the cult of statism. Thus, as a research methodology of the social integrity issues the communitarian approach is used, as it actualizes the potential of the communities. …”
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CONFLICT BETWEEN PASTORALISTS AND FARMERS IN NIGERIA AND ITS POTENTIALS FOR REGIONAL INSECURITY IN AFRICA by Angela Ajodo-Adebanjoko, Joy Ede Ukoje

“…For instance, climate change, drought, desertification and flooding have necessitated the movement of herders from their base in the northern part of the country to the south for greener pastures, a move that has pitched them against southern farmers whose crops are often destroyed during such migrations. Furthermore, population explosion, blocking of traditional grazing routes, cattle rustling and banditry as well as manipulation of the crisis by the political elite, have all aided the exacerbation of the conflict. …”
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SEXUAL REPRESENTATION IN THE POSTMODERN PHILSOPHICAL DISCOURSE by Iryna A. Koliieva

“…The problems of sexual marginality are considered to be the way of destroying gender stereotypes. Conclusion. It is proved that the postmodern philosophical discourse has contributed serious transformations when interpreting the feminine nature and changed the attitude to the very category of sexuality. …”
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A Rare Case of Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder Presenting as a Metastatic Right Ventricular Mass by Joanna M. Bonsall, Rhome Hughes, Mario Mosunjac, David Harrison, Habib Samady

“…In this case, irradiation did destroy a portion of the tumor as the final pathology showed extensive necrosis of the tumor; unfortunately, it did not change her symptoms and did not change the final outcome.…”
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Study on Extraction of Peanut Protein and Oil Bodies by Aqueous Enzymatic Extraction and Characterization of Protein by Chen Liu, Lihua Hao, Fusheng Chen, Chenxian Yang

“…Cell wall degrading enzymes break down the cell wall by degrading the main cell wall components and destroying structure of the cell wall without influencing the protein. …”
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Old believers in the 20th century of Lithuania by Grigorijus Potašenko

“…In the time of the war, some oratories were destroyed, and some Old Believers died.   In 1987, there were 54 communities of Old Believers in Lithuania. …”
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FATIGUE STRENGTH ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION OF FSC RACING EXHAUST SYSTEM by QI Qi, LIU HaoTian, WU XiaoJian, LUO Cheng

“…The exhaust pipe of engine is subjected to alternating load of low and high temperatures during operation,which is prone to fatigue damage.For the FSC（Formula Student China） racing engine with the highest speed of 11 000 r/min～13 OOOr/min,the exhaust pipe fatigue problem is more serious.In this paper,the FSC racing exhaust system is taken as the research object to analyze its fatigue strength and optimize the exhaust pipe thickness.Firstly,the Fluent software is used to analyze the conjugate heat transfer of the exhaust system to determine the temperature distribution of the exhaust system.Then the temperature distribution is mapped to the finite element mesh of the exhaust system,and the thermal stress and thermal strain are analyzed by finite element technology.Subsequently,two schemes including exhaust manifold " normal operation-parking cooling" cycle and extreme working condition cycle are designed to carry out the thermal cycle simulation.It is found that the exhaust gas accumulates plastic deformation under the alternating load of each cycle,and the exhaust system will eventually crack and be destroyed.Finally,the fatigue life of the two schemes is studied by using Ansys nCode DesignLife fatigue analysis software.The results show that both schemes effectively reflect the life expectancy of low-cycle fatigue damages under the combined action of exhaust manifold temperature field,thermal stress and strain.Based on the above analysis,the exhaust thickness is optimized by the extreme working condition circulation scheme.and it is verified by experiments that the 1.2 mm thickness steel pipe meets the FSC exhaust requirements.…”
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