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Ageing is a fundamental biological process marked by declining physiological function and the accumulation of stress-induced damage. It contributes to chronic disease and drives widespread alterations across organ systems, including the vasculature. Ageing of the macro- and microvasculature impairs nutrient delivery, promotes tissue degeneration, and reduces repair capacity in many tissues, including those of the musculoskelet...
Same-same but different: habitat use and partitioning of three cryptobenthic coral reef fishes of the genus TrimmaNARA Subscribed
Partitioning critical resources can alleviate competition among species, allow coexistence, and contribute to biodiversity. The mechanisms driving habitat partitioning within the small-bodied and highly diverse genus Trimma remain unclear. The main aim of this study was to uncover habitat use and partitioning of T. benjamini , T. capostriatum , and T. yanoi that may enable their coexistence on coral reefs in Kimbe Bay, Papua N...
Bonamia ostreae in New Zealand: Lessons From a Decade‐Long Marine Biosecurity ResponseNARA Subscribed
When Bonamia ostreae (Haplosporidia) was first detected in New Zealand flat oysters ( Ostrea chilensis ) in 2015, it threatened one of the world's largest remaining wild flat oyster fisheries in Foveaux Strait and a developing aquaculture sector. Following the subsequent spread of the parasite within New Zealand from the index site (Marlborough Sounds) to Big Glory Bay, Stewart Island, directly adjacent to Foveaux Strait, New...
Trophic dynamics of three small and short-lived coral reef fishes of the genus TrimmaNARA Subscribed
Smaller animals may have an enhanced ability to convert microscopic food into biomass, a form of energy that is accessible to larger predators. Small-bodied cryptobenthic reef fishes (CRFs) exploit a variety of small food items and may themselves be important food sources for other coral reef dwellers. However, knowledge regarding the trophic niches of small and abundant CRFs of the genus Trimma is lacking. The aim of this stu...
Sclerotia play an important role in the disease cycle of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum . Traditional control measures do not effectively suppress germination and viability of sclerotia. This study performed a series of in-vivo bioassays to investigate the effect of biofumigants produced by Brassica juncea Caliente 199, biological control by Paraphaeosphaeria minitans ( Coniothyrium minitans ) , and calcium cyanamide (as Perlka®) on...
A primary care pharmacogenetic precision medicine pilot based on specific Māori tribal ethical frameworks and principlesNARA Subscribed
Indigenous tribal communities are frequently underserved by genomic medicine because they are under-represented in research, often live in remote locations and have ethical and cultural perspectives that vary from westernised standpoints. The Rakeiora platform, a permissioning and analytical environment that incorporates Māori perspectives and ethical frameworks on how precision medicine research is best conducted was used to...
The circular economy (CE) was originally promoted as a framework capable of reconciling economic growth with environmental protection, but scholarship is now divided between techno-optimist perspectives that interpret CE as a pathway to green growth and degrowth approaches that regard it as inherently post-growth. This paper employs a first-principles conceptual approach to examine the macroeconomic mechanisms linking circular...