A SEED MUCILAGE-DEGRADING FUNGUS FROM THE RHIZOSPHERE STRENGTHENS THE PLANT-SOIL-MICROBE CONTINUUM AND POTENTIALLY REGULATES ROOT NUTRIENTS OF A COLD DESERT SHRUB

Seed mucilage plays important roles in the adaptation of desert plants to the stressful environment.Artemisia sphaerocephala is an important pioneer plant in the Central Asian cold desert, and it produces a large quantity of seed mucilage.Seed mucilage of A.sphaerocephala can be degraded by soil microbes, but it is unknown which microorganisms can

Mohd Raeed Jamiruddin,1 Md Ahsanul Haq,2 Kazuhito Tomizawa,3 Eiry Kobatake,4 Masayasu Mie,4 Sohel Ahmed,5 Shahad Saif Khandker,2 Tamanna Ali,2 Nowshin Jahan,2 Mumtarin Jannat Oishee,2 Mohib Ullah Khondoker,2 Bijon Kumar Sil,2 Mainul Haque,6 Nihad Adnan7 1Department of Pharmacy, BRAC University, Dhaka, 1212, Bangladesh; 2Gonoshasthaya-RNA Molecular

One of the most appreciated consequences of immunosenescence is an impaired response to vaccines with advanced age.While most studies report impaired antibody responses in older adults as a correlate of vaccine efficacy, it is now widely appreciated that this may fail to identify important changes occurring in the immune system with age that may af

Pathology images of histopathology can be acquired from camera-mounted microscopes or whole-slide scanners.Utilizing similarity calculations to match patients based on these images holds significant potential 2m in research and clinical contexts.Recent advancements in search technologies allow for implicit quantification of tissue morphology across