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Patient-Specific Adaptation of a Mechano-Regulatory Bone-Healing Model Using Longitudinal Loading DataNARA Subscribed
Patient-specific simulation frameworks are increasingly used to support orthopaedic trauma decision-making, yet robust coupling of longitudinal loading data to mechano-regulated healing models remains challenging. Here, we present a workflow that links patient-specific finite element mechanics to an established mechano-regulatory reaction-diffusion healing model and updates boundary conditions longitudinally using weekly knee...
Integrated Reanalysis of Global Riverine Fish eDNA Datasets Shows Robustness and Congruence of Biodiversity ConclusionsNARA Subscribed
The analysis of environmental DNA (eDNA) has revolutionized biodiversity assessments in aquatic ecosystems, enabling non‐invasive monitoring of fish communities across diverse regions. However, the global comparability of these eDNA datasets remains ambiguous due to heterogeneous sampling protocols and bioinformatic workflows across studies, making it difficult to assess how robust and comparable the biodiversity patterns infe...
Assembling the Neotropical Tree Flora: Andean Uplift and the Historical Biogeography of the Brazil Nut Family (Lecythidaceae)NARA Subscribed
Aim The assembly of tropical tree floras is complex, involving many lineage‐specific histories; however, focusing on the biogeographic history of diverse clades can reveal general patterns. We investigated the historical biogeography of the ecologically important Brazil nut clade (Lecythidoideae) to: (1) expand prior phylogenies with greater sampling of the early branching Andean‐centered subclades; (2) infer the ages and disp...
Fungal endophytes have emerged as a promising strategy for sustainable crop management, due to their remarkable ability to synthesize a wide array of secondary metabolites with beneficial effects on plants. These microorganisms establish asymptomatic relationships within plant tissues and can produce bioactive compounds with biocidal properties. Despite promising advances, the mechanisms of symbiosis remain unclear and there i...
Inverse modeling reveals efficient salp‐mediated energy flow to higher trophic levelsNARA Subscribed
While pelagic tunicates are known to exert strong influences on ecosystem trophic and biogeochemical function, it has long been assumed that their shortcutting of traditional planktonic food webs results in a dead‐end with respect to higher trophic levels given their poor nutritional quality. Growing reports of salps as prey in various fish diets challenge this notion. Here we combine insights into salp feeding with a variety...
Marine megafauna species are affected by a wide range of anthropogenic threats. To evaluate the risk of such threats, species’ vulnerability to each threat must first be determined. We build on the existing threats classification scheme and ranking system of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species by assessing the vulnerability of 256 marine megafauna species to 23 at‐sea threat...
Mangroves are one of the most important Blue Carbon ecosystems within the tropics and subtropics, capturing and storing more atmospheric carbon dioxide per unit area than terrestrial forest systems. There is large variation in estimates of carbon stocks of mangroves in Central America, due to differences in underlying geomorphology, localised environmental conditions, and species composition, which also vary between the Pacifi...