Publications by authors named "T Haga"
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- The Linearbandkeramik (LBK) Neolithic communities were pioneers in spreading agriculture across Europe and this study showcases genetic data from 250 individuals to understand their ancestry.
- The findings reveal a notable difference in ancestry, with eastern LBK sites having a higher percentage of western hunter-gatherer genetics compared to western sites, indicating separate genetic paths for these groups.
- Additionally, the research suggests a patrilocal social structure, featuring more genetic connections among males within sites, and points out that the massacre at Asparn-Schletz likely involved individuals from a large population rather than a small community.
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- * The most successful isolate, Bacillus licheniformis AZU-A5, achieved PHA production rates up to 1.75 g/L, with structural identification revealing the product as polyhydroxy-3R-butyrate (R-PH3B).
- * Analysis showed that lipid chemistry significantly influenced PHA structuration and interactions, with factors like lipid chain length affecting structural signals and assembly, while unsaturation had minimal effects.
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- * Characterization of EPS-AG7 showed it is primarily composed of carbohydrates (87.5%) and sulfates (24%), and its molecular structure includes a variety of sugars linked in a specific arrangement, giving it a stable triple helix formation.
- * EPS-AG7 significantly doubles blood coagulation time and demonstrates high antioxidant activity, making it a promising candidate for therapeutic applications due to its biological properties.
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- The study investigates the impact of vasopressin versus other vasopressors (like norepinephrine and epinephrine) on kidney outcomes in children and young adults undergoing continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT).
- Data was analyzed from a multicenter cohort including 1,016 patients under 25 years in pediatric intensive care units (PICUs) over nearly seven years.
- Results show that vasopressin use is linked to higher risks of major adverse kidney events (MAKE-90), especially when started later in the CRRT process, indicating potential negative effects on kidney health.
We investigate the recently proposed dimensional reduction conjecture in driven disordered systems using a machine learning technique. The conjecture states that a static snapshot of a disordered system driven at a constant velocity is equal to a space-time trajectory of its lower-dimensional pure counterpart. This suggests that the three-dimensional (3D) random field XY model exhibits the Berezinskii-Kosterlitz-Thouless transition when driven out of equilibrium.
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