Food Confusion Between Edible and Poisonous Plants: A 22-Year Retrospective of the Southeastern France Poison Control Center.

Objective: In some regions of the globe, accidental food confusion regarding plants can cause severe poisoning events and deaths. The aim of this study was to report on those confusions from the Marseille Poison Control Centre's (PCC) experience from 2002 to 2023.

Results: Over 22 years, 2197 food confusion events were managed with 321 different species.

Biosecurity Risk Assessment for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Synthetic Biology.

Background: The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with synthetic biology is driving unprecedented progress in both fields. However, this integration introduces complex biosecurity challenges. Addressing these concerns, this article proposes a specialized biosecurity risk assessment process designed to evaluate the incorporation of AI in synthetic biology.

A dataset of synthetic art dialogues with ChatGPT.

This paper introduces Art_GenEvalGPT, a novel dataset of synthetic dialogues centered on art generated through ChatGPT. Unlike existing datasets focused on conventional art-related tasks, Art_GenEvalGPT delves into nuanced conversations about art, encompassing a wide variety of artworks, artists, and genres, and incorporating emotional interventions, integrating speakers' subjective opinions and different roles for the conversational agents (e.g.

The biosynthetic pathway of the hallucinogen mescaline and its heterologous reconstruction.

Mescaline, among the earliest identified natural hallucinogens, holds great potential in psychotherapy treatment. Nonetheless, despite the existence of a postulated biosynthetic pathway for more than half a century, the specific enzymes involved in this process are yet to be identified. In this study, we investigated the cactus Lophophora williamsii (Peyote), the largest known natural producer of the phenethylamine mescaline.

Absence of thoracotomy by intrathoracic manual suture and transabdominal removal of surgical specimen during Ivor Lewis robotic esophagectomy.

In the surgical treatment of esophageal cancer, robotic surgery allows performing an intrathoracic handsewn anastomosis in a simpler, faster and more comfortable way for the surgeon than open surgery and traditional minimally invasive surgery. With this, we avoid the use of self-suture instruments, some of which require a small thoracotomy for their introduction. However, the retrieval of the specimen requires the practice of this thoracotomy, of variable size, that can be associated with intense chest pain.