Publications by authors named "M K Jolly"

As urbanisation and infrastructure development continue to drive rising cement demand, the imperative to significantly reduce emissions from this emissions-intensive sector has become increasingly urgent, especially in the context of global climate goals such as achieving net zero emissions by 2050. This review examines the status, challenges and prospects of low-carbon cement technologies and mitigation strategies through the lens of the U.K.

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Dysregulated pH is now recognised as a hallmark of cancer. Recent evidence has revealed that the endosomal pH regulator Na/H exchanger NHE9 is upregulated in colorectal cancer to impose a pseudo-starvation state associated with invasion, highlighting an underexplored mechanistic link between adaptive endosomal reprogramming and malignant transformation. In this study, we use a model that quantitatively captures the dynamics of the core regulatory network governing epithelial mesenchymal plasticity.

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Objective: Patient education materials (PEMs) can help promote health literacy (HL) among patients. However, their use depends on how easily patients can read and comprehend the information. Several national organizations recommend that text be written at a sixth- to eighth-grade level.

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Phenotypic plasticity is a hallmark of cancer and drives metastatic disease and drug resistance. The dynamics of epithelial mesenchymal plasticity is driven by complex interactions involving multiple feedback loops in underlying networks operating at multiple regulatory levels such as transcriptional and epigenetic. The past decade has witnessed a surge in systems level analysis of structural and dynamical traits of these networks.

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  • In mammals, females have two X chromosomes, but one is silenced to balance dosage between sexes, with recent research showing that the active X chromosome (Xa) is upregulated during mouse embryonic development.
  • The study explores whether reactivating the inactive X chromosome (Xi) affects Xa upregulation in various cell types, finding a correlation in some contexts like mouse embryonic epiblasts and stem cells, but not in germ cells.
  • Additionally, partial reactivation of Xi in certain cells like mouse extra-embryonic endoderm stem cells and human B cells doesn't lead to loss of Xa upregulation, leading to a new mathematical model for how both X chromosomes are coordinated in transcription.
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