Publications by authors named "M Bizic"
The diazotrophic cyanobacterium has been recognized as a potentially significant contributor to aerobic methane generation via several mechanisms including the utilization of methylphophonate (MPn) as a source of phosphorus. Currently, there is no information about how environmental factors regulate methane production by . Here, we grew IMS101 at five temperatures ranging from 16 to 31°C, and found that its methane production rates increased with rising temperatures to peak (1.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIsolated male epispadias is one of the most severe congenital genital anomalies that require surgical correction. The goals of the surgery are to reach good aesthetic and functional outcomes. The aim of this retrospective study was to analyze the long-term outcomes of surgical reconstruction of male epispadias.
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- Cyanobacterial blooms pose significant challenges to ecological and public health, with existing research primarily focused on their initiation and duration rather than the loss processes that decrease their prevalence.
- The study delineates loss processes, defined as mechanisms that remove cyanobacterial cells from the population, exploring factors like environmental stressors and biological interactions that influence these dynamics.
- Understanding these loss processes and their variability due to different environmental conditions can enhance management strategies for cyanobacterial blooms, especially in light of changing climate conditions.
A positive feedback loop where climate warming enhances eutrophication and its manifestations (e.g., cyanobacterial blooms) has been recently highlighted, but its consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem functioning are not fully understood.
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- - Femininizing gender affirmation surgery involves constructing external female genitalia, including a new clitoris, labia, and vagina, while removing certain penile parts like the glans and urethral remnants.
- - A study conducted from March 2021 to February 2023 involved 41 patients (average age 30.5) undergoing penile microvascular dissection followed by vaginoplasty, with follow-up results showing preserved corpora cavernosa and satisfactory outcomes for all patients.
- - The findings suggest that the preserved penile structures, including the corpora cavernosa and urethral remnants, could potentially be utilized for live-donor penile transplantation in the future.