Publications by authors named "J Heilmann"
Anthraquinone residues in tea have been linked to atmospheric deposition. However, anthraquinones can also be biosynthesized in plants. In this work, we report on a sample-driven and GC-MS/MS-based analytical strategy to differentiate between endogenous and exogenous anthraquinones in dried walnut () leaves.
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- Myrrh has been used for a long time to help treat diseases that cause inflammation, but many of its helpful parts are still not known.
- Researchers found and studied different substances from myrrh using special methods and techniques, and discovered some new types of compounds.
- They tested some of these compounds and found that many showed signs of helping reduce inflammation in cells, suggesting that myrrh might work through multiple ways to fight these diseases.
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- Figeno is a tool designed to help researchers analyze and visualize large genomic datasets, specifically focusing on creating high-quality figures for publications in genomics.
- The application specializes in multi-region genomic views, long reads with base modifications, and supports various epigenomic data types, including ATAC-seq and ChIP-seq.
- Figeno is available as a Python package that can be easily installed using PyPI, and its source code can be found on GitHub.
How Inclusive Practice Increases the Educational Relevance of Individualized Education Programs.
Lang Speech Hear Serv Sch
April 2024
Purpose: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act guidelines for Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) require that students with disabilities should, to the fullest extent appropriate, receive services that promote academic achievement that are delivered within the general educational environment. In this clinical focus article, we will demonstrate how the inclusive practice service delivery model can assist speech-language pathologists (SLPs) with the development of educationally relevant IEPs.
Method: Twelve SLPs who saw at least 30% of their students in a general education context shared their perspectives on inclusive practice.