Induced mitochondrial membrane potential for modeling solitonic conduction of electrotonic signals. by R R Poznanski, L A Cacha, J Ali, Z H Rizvi, P Yupapin, S H Salleh, A Bandyopadhyay

“…These findings demonstrate a functional role of quasi-electrostatic interactions of bound electrical charges held by microstructure for sustaining solitons with robust self-regulation in their amplitude through changes in the mitochondrial membrane equilibrium potential. …”
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Rehabilitation of a Professional Ballerina Post-Traumatic Fourth Toe Fracture: A Case Report by Madeline G Morgan, Annemieke D Corbitt, Charlotte C Yates

“…The purpose of this case report is to describe the physical therapy management of a professional ballerina post-traumatic fracture of the proximal phalanx of the fourth toe. # Case Description The subject was a 27-year-old dancer employed by a professional ballet company. …”
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Structural modeling of protein interactions by analogy: application to PSD-95. by Dmitry Korkin, Fred P Davis, Frank Alber, Tinh Luong, Min-Yi Shen, Vladan Lucic, Mary B Kennedy, Andrej Sali

“…We suggest that the two alternate configurations correspond to the different functional forms of PSD-95 and provide a possible structural description for the experimentally observed cooperative folding transitions in PSD-95 and its homologs. …”
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THERMOELECTRIC SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING A HEAT REGIME FOR MODULAR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT by Sh. A. Yusufov, A. M. Ibragimova, S. A. Peredkov, T. E. Sarkarov, R. G. Mitarov

“…An important additional point for the functioning of the thermoelectric cooling device is the necessity of ensuring the effective removal of heat from the hot junctions of the thermoelectric module without which it is impossible to use the proposed system.…”
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Treatment of tardive dyskinesia caused by long-term antipsychotic use: case reports and literature review by I. Pabarčiūtė, M. Karnickas

“…During treatment, the amplitude of involuntary movements partially decreased and the patient became more functional. Literature review. One of the difficulties in treating tardive dyskinesia in psychiatry is the need to continue the antipsychotics that caused the condition. …”
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The relationship of industrial digitalization with dynamic changes in the labor economy of the region in the context of Industry 4.0 and 5.0 by Kirilchuk Svetlana, Nalivaychenko Ekaterina

“…Research methodology: logical, systemic and functional-differential approaches, as well as statistical analysis and synthesis. …”
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Principles of carbon catabolite repression in the rice blast fungus: Tps1, Nmr1-3, and a MATE-family pump regulate glucose metabolism during infection. by Jessie Fernandez, Janet D Wright, David Hartline, Cristian F Quispe, Nandakumar Madayiputhiya, Richard A Wilson

“…Mdt1 regulates glucose assimilation downstream of Tps1 and is necessary for nutrient utilization, sporulation, and pathogenicity. This is the first functional characterization of a MATE-family protein in filamentous fungi and the first description of a MATE protein in genetic regulation or plant pathogenicity. …”
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Bibliographic activity of Marta Tarnavska in the research of English-language Ukrainian literature by Hryshyna Tetiana

“…The research methodology consists in the application of general scientific research methods (systemic approach, observation, description, comparison, analysis and synthesis) and special scientific methods (historical approach, bibliographic method, bibliographic functional, analytical-thematic, structural-typological methods). …”
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Ryazan Possessions in the Upper Reaches of the Don River, «to the Top of the Don Dubok» and the Don Way of the 14th – 15th Centuries by V. A. Lavrentiev

“…At the mouth of the Don, the Venetian Tana, one of the largest centers of international trade in Eastern Europe, functioned. Navigation along the Don began in the southern lands bordering the steppe of the Grand Duchy of Ryazan. …”
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Fatigue following Acute Q-Fever: A Systematic Literature Review. by Gabriella Morroy, Stephan P Keijmel, Corine E Delsing, Gijs Bleijenberg, Miranda Langendam, Aura Timen, Chantal P Bleeker-Rovers

“…<h4>Background</h4>Long-term fatigue with detrimental effects on daily functioning often occurs following acute Q-fever. Following the 2007-2010 Q-fever outbreak in the Netherlands with over 4000 notified cases, the emphasis on long-term consequences of Q-fever increased. …”
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The influence of the geroprotective cytokine on the transcriptome of young and senescent mesenchymal stem cells by Liya G. Kondratyeva, Diana K. Matveeva, Maria I. Ezdakova, Marina V. Utkina, Andrey Yu. Ratushnyy

“…Growth differentiation factor 11 (GDF11) has emerged as a potential rejuvenation factor, enhancing MSC viability, mobility, and angiogenic functions, which improves outcomes in ischemic models and cardiac repair. …”
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Nursing Problems of a Patient with ALS Syndrome — A Case Report by Anna Karłowicz, Katarzyna Ziejka

“…Its severe course is associated with damage to certain brain functions responsible for controlling important vital signs. …”
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Manual therapists in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic -they remained in business, but how was their work environment and practice impacted? by Iben Axen, Nathan Weiss, Eva Skillgate

“…The quantitative data were presented descriptively, with the development over time illustrated in graphs. …”
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Pathological analysis of Afghanistan’s tax system in the light of tax principles by Ariyan Ghassemi, Alireza Mohseny

“…Today, financial law scholars consider taxes and tax policies to be extremely important and vital in a country's economy. Having a functional and successful tax system can steer a country towards development and minimize economic and social problems. …”
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Considerations on non-ketotic hyperglycinemia in 21st century by V. M. Studenikin

“…Nonketotic hyperglycinemia is a rare, genetically heterogeneous disease (fermentopathy) caused by mutations that lead to disturbances in the metabolism of glycine and the accumulation of large amounts of the latter in organs, tissues and body fluids, which is accompanied by numerous disorders of the functions of the central nervous system and leads to severe developmental delay. …”
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Ionization of CF₃CH₂F by Protons and Photons by Carlos E. Ferreira, Jorge A. de Souza-Corrêa, Alexandre B. Rocha, Antônio C. F. Santos

“…This consistency stems from both models accounting for the molecular structure of the target, as well as from the fact that protons and electrons possess charges of the same magnitude, supporting a coherent description of ionization processes at these energies.…”
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Describing Pulmonary Nodules Using 3D Clustering by Amera Al-Funjan, Farid Meziane, Rob Aspin

“…This paper combines algorithms to cluster and define nodule’s features in 3D visualization. Applying some 3D functions to the objects, clustered using the K-means technique of CT lung images, provides a 3D visual exploration of the nodule shape and location. …”
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Pragmatic and Semantic Analysis of Anti-War Protest Utterances (on the Data of Public Opinion Discourse in the Spring of 2022 in Russia) by O. V. Dreifeld

“…The main objective of article is analysis the personal anti-war utterances on protest posters to determine their pragmatic functions in the discourse of public opinion. The theoretical and practical significance of article is identification, description and classification types of personal speech tactics of anti-war protest discourse based on material of verbalized statements at solitary pickets in the spring of 2022 in Russia.Methodology and sources. …”
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INTELLIGENT MEANS IN THE SYSTEM OF MANAGING A MANUFACTURING AGENT by Igor Nevliudov, Oleksandr Tsymbal, Artem Bronnikov

“…The following problems are solved in the work: current tendencies of developing and implementing the intelligent systems for production management are considered; the demands for developing simulation models of decision support systems for solving flexible integrated production systems are formulated; the logical model of a decision support system for an intelligent manufacturing agent is developed, this model describes the decision-making process in the form of the functioning strategy formation on the basis of the knowledge of the current state of the integrated system, the system of knowledge describing probable actions of the robotic equipment, the objectives of the production system, and adapts the strategy if the working space of the integrated system or its individual goals change;  the system of knowledge of a flexible integrated system is presented as a set of standard description of probable actions for robotic equipment; the distributed workspace of integrated systems is considered and described; separate objects are identified using the means of computer vision. …”
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Development of a cost-effective, reusable, resuscitative hysterotomy task trainer for emergency medicine trainees by Christiana Agbonghae, Chelsea Rushnell, Brian Lorenzo, John D. Ehlers, Chad Scarboro, Lia Cruz, Sean Fox, Catherine Wares, Christyn Magill, Mark J. Bullard

“…The ability to create low-cost and easily accessible opportunities for repetitive practice of RH contributes to the limited pool of non-commercial RH task trainers, offering valuable experiential instruction for this unique, high-acuity, low-occurrence procedure. Brief description We developed a reusable, durable, low-cost resuscitative hysterotomy (RH) task trainer with functional and structural fidelity for repetitive practice and education for emergency medicine trainees at a tertiary care training hospital. …”
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