Publications by authors named "G E Bingham"

Myopathies are heterogenous and can provide a diagnostic puzzle. Many patients investigated for myopathy will go on to other diagnoses. An overall understanding of how patients are investigated for suspected myopathy is lacking.

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This study investigates the optical information for visual event perception. Events are objects in motion, with properties like shape, weight and surface material influencing the dynamics that shape movements and optics. The progressive transformation of visible textures, known as visual kinaesthetic information, specifies movements and objects.

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  • The study explores how spatial interactions within the thymus influence T cell development, using advanced imaging and sequencing technologies.
  • It focuses on age-matched datasets from 4- to 5-month-old human donors, revealing significant sex differences in T cell biology and thymus function.
  • The research highlights potential roles of JAG ligands, extracellular matrix fibroblasts, and the medullary niches around Hassall's corpuscles, aiming to shed light on immune differences between males and females.
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Background: Long-lasting insecticide-incorporated netting (LLIN) has successfully been used to impair mobility and prevent infestation of stored grain by stored product beetles. Understanding how to integrate LLIN with existing integrated pest management (IPM) tactics, such as phosphine fumigation, can further enhance IPM programs.

Results: We used three 110 metric tons (MT) capacity grain bins, and in each, 60 perforated buckets (e.

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The long-term physiological consequences of respiratory viral infections, particularly in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic-termed post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 (PASC)-are rapidly evolving into a major public health concern. While the cellular and molecular aetiologies of these sequelae are poorly defined, increasing evidence implicates abnormal immune responses and/or impaired organ recovery after infection. However, the precise mechanisms that link these processes in the context of PASC remain unclear.

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