Peroneus brevis split rupture is underreported on magnetic resonance imaging of the ankle in patients with chronic lateral ankle pain.

Introduction: Peroneus brevis split rupture poses a diagnostic challenge, often requiring magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), yet splits are missed in initial radiological reports. However, the frequency of reported peroneus brevis split rupture in clinical MRI examinations is unknown.

Aim: This study aimed to investigate underreporting frequency of peroneus brevis split rupture in patients with lateral ankle pain.

The zebrafish gut microbiome influences benzo[a]pyrene developmental neurobehavioral toxicity.

Early-life exposure to environmental toxicants like Benzo[a]pyrene (BaP) is associated with several health consequences in vertebrates (i.e., impaired or altered neurophysiological and behavioral development).

Mr. Toad's Wild Fungi: Fungal Isolate Diversity on Colorado Boreal Toads and their Capacity for Pathogen Inhibition.

The amphibian skin pathogen () has caused an ongoing biodiversity crisis, including in the locally endangered Colorado boreal toad (). Although researchers have investigated the bacteria living on amphibian skin and how they interact with , there is less information about fungal community members. This study describes (1) the diversity of culturable fungi from boreal toad skin, (2) which subset of these isolates is -inhibitory, and (3) how affects these isolates' growth and morphology.

Defining the environmental determinants of dysbiosis at scale with zebrafish.

The gut microbiome, critical to maintaining vertebrate homeostasis, is susceptible to a various exposures. In some cases, these exposures induce dysbiosis, wherein the microbiome changes into a state conducive to disease progression. To better prevent, manage, and treat health disorders, we need to define which exposures induce dysbiosis.

Together or Alone: Evaluating the Pathogen Inhibition Potential of Bacterial Cocktails against an Amphibian Pathogen.

The amphibian fungal skin disease () has caused major biodiversity losses globally. Several experimental trials have tested the use of Janthinobacterium lividum to reduce mortality due to infections, usually in single-strain amendments. It is well-characterized in terms of its anti- activity mechanisms.