Publications by authors named "M Musse"
Understanding lipid digestion is crucial for promoting human health. Traditional methods for studying lipolysis face challenges in sample representativeness and pre-treatment, and cannot measure real-time lipolysis in vivo. Thus, non-invasive techniques like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) need to be developed.
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- The study investigates how winter oilseed rape (WOSR) responds to soil drought by analyzing both transcriptomic data and microscopic features of its leaves, specifically comparing young and older leaves.
- High-quality microscopic scans were taken to differentiate leaf tissue types, while transcriptomic analysis yielded a large dataset revealing genes affected by drought conditions, with a significant number of differentially expressed genes (DEGs) identified.
- The findings aim to enhance our understanding of drought response mechanisms in WOSR, potentially contributing to the development of more drought-resistant plant varieties.
The data presented in this paper include the original and processed MRI images acquired with a 1.5 T whole-body MRI scanner, describing the growth kinetics, spatialization and appearance of internal defaults of individual tubers of potato plants (Rosanna cultivar of ) grown in pots in a semi-controlled environment and exposed to two water regimes. The 2 conditions were a well-watered regime, in which soil moisture was maintained at 70 % of field capacity, and a variable water deficit regime, in which soil moisture was reduced to 20 % of field capacity several times during tuber growth, followed each time by a few-day period of rehydration to 70 % of field capacity.
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- The study investigates how having multiple medications (polypharmacy) affects the use of guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT) in patients with heart failure (HF).
- Researchers analyzed data from 545 hospitalized participants with reduced ejection fraction HF from a specific study covering 2003 to 2017 and looked at their medication counts and GDMT usage.
- Results showed that a significant portion of patients were not receiving recommended medications, and higher medication counts were linked to lower rates of initiation for these needed therapies.
Climate change is bringing more frequent and intense droughts, reducing overall water availability and adversely affecting crops. There is a need to improve our understanding of the tissular and cellular adaptation mechanisms that are critical for plant water conservation strategies. Here, we have used NMR relaxometry in combination with microscopy and multi-omic analysis to study the effects of progressive soil drought on winter oilseed rape (WOSR, Brassica napus L.
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