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Zehn-Punkte-Plan für besseren Katastrophenschutz in SH

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China-Brunei ties expanding, says envoy | Borneo Bulletin Online

China-Brunei ties expanding, says envoy | Borneo Bulletin Online
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HKUMed discovers a novel mediator of liver fibrosis and its underlying mechanism that can be a new therapeutic target

Date Time Share HKUMed discovers a novel mediator of liver fibrosis and its underlying mechanism that can be a new therapeutic target HKUMed discovers a novel mediator of liver fibrosis and its underlying mechanism that can be a new therapeutic target. The research was led by Dr Ruby Hoo Lai-chong (second from left), Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, HKUMed and Co-investigator of State Key Laboratory of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, HKU. Dr Wu Xiaoping (second from right), post-doctoral fellow, Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, HKUMed is the first author. Other research team members include: Ms Zong Jiuyu (left) and Ms Zhang Zixuan (right), postgraduate student, Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, HKUMed.

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Researchers discover seaweed molecules can help heal wounds

Molecules from unique species similar in structure and function to human skin molecules Scientists from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterial Science (ACES) and University of Wollongong (UOW), in partnership with their seaweed bioinks collaborators Venus Shell Systems, have discovered that a molecular species known as ulvan aids wound healing in humans. Their research paper is the cover story on the latest issue of Biomaterials Science. Titled ‘3D bioprinting dermal-like structures using species-specific ulvan’, the new findings outline how ulvan contained in green seaweed can play a key role in wound healing with its structure resembling the biomolecules found in humans.

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Smith College controversy highlights struggles schools face in making racially equitable campuses

In the summer of 2018, Oumou Kanoute read a book and ate her lunch in a common room area of a Smith College residence hall that required keycard access. Since

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