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Evidence of anthropogenic subsidisation of red foxes in a national park important for breeding wading birdsNARA Subscribed
The red fox ( Vulpes vulpes ) is a generalist mesopredator found throughout the UK. It has been linked to national declines in native wildlife, especially ground-nesting birds such as waders. In the New Forest National Park, nest predation and poor chick survival is primarily responsible for low breeding success of Eurasian curlew ( Numenius arguata ), a species of high conservation concern. To reduce predation losses, foxes a...
Prostate cancer addiction to oxidative stress defines sensitivity to anti-tumor neutrophilsNARA Subscribed
Bone metastatic prostate cancer (BM-PCa) remains one of the most difficult cancers to treat due to the complex interactions of cancer and stromal cells. We previously showed that bone marrow neutrophils elicit an anti-tumor immune response against BM-PCa. Further, we demonstrated that BM-PCa induces neutrophil oxidative burst, which has previously been identified to promote primary tumor growth of other cancers, and a goal of...
Culture‐independent tracking of Vibrio cholerae lineages reveals complex spatiotemporal dynamics in a natural populationNARA Subscribed
Summary Populations of the bacterium Vibrio cholerae consist of dozens of distinct lineages, with primarily (but not exclusively) members of the pandemic generating lineage capable of causing the diarrhoeal disease cholera. Assessing the composition and temporal dynamics of such populations requires extensive isolation efforts and thus only rarely covers large geographic areas or timeframes exhaustively. We developed a culture...
Effects of egg size, parental origin and feeding conditions on growth of larval and juvenile cod Gadus morhuaNARA Subscribed
An experimental study was performed to disentangle parental and environmental effects on the growth of Atlantic cod Gadus morhua larvae and juveniles. Eggs were collected during the spawning season from spawning pairs (families) kept separately in specially designed spawning compartments. Newly hatched larvae were released simultaneously into two mesocosms of 2500 and 4400 m 3 . Larval growth was monitored by sampling over a 1...
The Unbearable Fuzziness of Spatial DataNARA Subscribed
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