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•	[Anatomy and Pathology] Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor Impact on Retinoblastoma Progression and Survival
	Several isoforms of bFGF were identified in human and transgenic RB and may have implications for tumor growth and chemoresistance.
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•	Electrical Spin Injection, Accumulation, and Detection in Ferromagnet-Semiconductor Heterostructures
	Paul Crowell (Minnesota)
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•	Shrimp trawling may boost mercury in red snapper, study suggests
	(Dick Jones Communications) Shrimp trawling in the Gulf of Mexico may be raising the level of toxic mercury in juvenile Red Snapper, according to new research from Texas Christian University and Louisiana State University.
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•	*Effect of Enhanced UV-B Radiation on Reniform Nematode(Rotylenchus reniformis* Linford and Oliveira) Populations in Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.)**
	To understand the effects of increased UV-B radiation on reniform nematode (Rotylenchus reniformis Linford and Oliveira) populations, cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) plants were exposed to three levels of UV-B radiation [0 (control), 6 and 12 kJ m^-2 day^-1] in a glasshouse from emergence to early square stage. At each UV-B treatment, four populations [0 (N₀), 2500 (N₂₅₀₀), 5000 (N₅₀₀₀) and 7500 (N₇₅₀₀)] of reniform nematodes were incorporated into the sterilized rooting medium. Plant growth, development, photosynthetic parameters, pigments, phenolics and the number of eggs and nematode numbers in the rooting medium were recorded at the end of the experiment, 40 DAS. Even though, UV-B radiation did not significantly affect plant growth and development, it did significantly increase leaf and root phenolic concentrations. UV-B treatments significantly decreased both the egg and nematode numbers in all the nematode population treatments. Significant negative correlation was found between cotton leaf phenolic concentration and egg (slope = -69.4; R² = 0.72) and nematode (slope = 103; R² = 0.53) numbers. Similarly, root phenolics also showed negative correlation with egg (slope = -3184; R² = 0.26) and nematode numbers (slope = -5857; R² = 0.30). Therefore, current and projected UV-B radiation levels may have an important regulatory influence on nematode populations.
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