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Jellyfish are useful genetic indicators for aquatic ecosystems as they have limited mobility and are highly exposed to the water column. By using comparative genomics and the molecular clock (timetree) of , we revealed a divergence point between the East and West Mediterranean Sea (MS) populations that occurred 4.59 million years ago (mya).

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  • Melon is a diverse diploid plant with different types that affect fruit firmness, a key trait for transportation and shelf life.* -
  • Research generated over 13,000 SNP markers to investigate genetic variation and population structure among melon types, revealing significant introgression and haplotypes.* -
  • The study identified important QTLs for fruit firmness using advanced mapping techniques, linking specific SNPs to genes related to fruit ripening and softening.*
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Non-verbal communication plays a significant role in establishing good rapport between physicians and patients and may influence aspects of patient health outcomes. It is therefore important to analyze non-verbal communication in medical settings. Current approaches to measure non-verbal interactions in medicine employ coding by human raters.

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Paenibacillus polymyxa is a common soil bacterium with broad range of practical applications. An important group of secondary metabolites in P. polymyxa are non-ribosomal peptide and polyketide derived metabolites (NRPs/PKs).

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The effect of constant threat of terror on Israeli Jewish and Arab adolescents.

Anxiety Stress Coping

March 2007

School of Social Work, Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Studies, Haifa University Haifa, Israel.

The effect on Israeli Jewish and Arab adolescents of living under constant threat of terrorist attacks was assessed in a sample of 346 adolescents. The study probed their direct and indirect exposure to terrorist attacks, avoidance of public centers, sharing feelings with significant others, and stress reaction symptoms. The adolescents showed mild to low levels of stress symptoms in reaction to terrorist attacks in Israel, with no significant differences between Jews and Arabs.

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