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The release of contaminants into the environment can occur from anthropogenic activities, such as oil extraction and transportation, mining, and industrial processes. Remediation associated with reducing contaminant concentrations, and restoration that improves animals and supporting habitat, are often needed to restore ecosystems to their pre-release, baseline condition. We demonstrated the application of Bayesian Decision Ne...
A non-linear statistical framework to investigate changes in life history patterns within and among fish populationsNARA Subscribed
Understanding movement patterns is crucial for predicting species responses to environmental change. However, in aquatic environments, the lack of long-term movement data constrains our ability to interpret how species adapt to changing conditions. Fish otoliths provide insights into individual life-history strategies via time-resolved chemical signatures but disentangling interactions between physiological and environmental p...
Thierry B.R. Chopin (1959–2024) – Innovator of Modern IMTANARA Subscribed
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Nomlabofusp in Non-clinical Studies of Friedreich’s AtaxiaNARA Subscribed
Nomlabofusp is a cell penetrant peptide-based recombinant fusion protein designed to enter cells and deliver human frataxin into the mitochondria of adults and children with Friedreich’s ataxia. In this article we present non-clinical studies evaluating the pharmacology of nomlabofusp, including in a murine striated muscle tissue frataxin knockout model of Friedreich’s ataxia. We demonstrate that subcutaneous administration of...
Acute effects of high-intensity exercise on brain mechanical properties and cognitive functionNARA Subscribed
Previous studies have shown that engagement in even a single session of exercise can improve cognitive performance in the short term. However, the underlying physiological mechanisms contributing to this effect are still being studied. Recently, with improvements to advanced quantitative neuroimaging techniques, brain tissue mechanical properties can be sensitively and noninvasively measured with magnetic resonance elastograph...
The Ruki is a pristine blackwater tributary in the Congo Basin draining tropical lowland forest. Daily discharge and fortnightly concentrations, isotopic ratios, and molecular composition of carbon and organic matter were measured for 1 yr (2019–2020). Like the Congo River, discharge peaked from November–January, with a smaller secondary peak in June. Dissolved organic carbon (DOC), inorganic carbon (DIC), carbon dioxide ( p C...
Introduction Noise pollution is a major stressor in the marine environment; however, responses of economically and ecologically important invertebrates, such as oysters, are largely unknown. Methods Under laboratory conditions, we measured acute behavioral and physiological responses of eastern oysters ( Crassostrea virginica) to sound treatments mimicking human activity in the environment. Results Oysters immediately reduced...
The world's largest omnivore is a fishNARA Subscribed
The evolution of very large body size requires a ubiquitous and abundant source of food. In marine environments, the largest animals such as whale sharks are secondary consumers that filter feed on nekton, which is plentiful, although patchy. Consequently, feeding in coastal environments requires cost‐efficient foraging that focuses on oceanographic features that aggregate both nektonic prey and marine debris such as floating...
Therapeutic Reference Range for Aripiprazole in Schizophrenia Revised: a Systematic Review and MetaanalysisNARA Subscribed
Rationale While one of the basic axioms of pharmacology postulates that there is a relationship between the concentration and effects of a drug, the value of measuring blood levels is questioned by many clinicians. This is due to the often-missing validation of therapeutic reference ranges. Objectives Here, we present a prototypical meta-analysis of the relationships between blood levels of aripiprazole, its target engagement...