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Informal settlements are often not mapped, and only anecdotal evidence is commonly found on the activities that take place daily within these settlements.To address, this lack of information we followed a participatory GIS (PGIS) approach to mapping Tote the daily struggles of individuals in the informal settlement of Alaska, Mamelodi, in Pretoria,
Background: Significant developments have been made in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, yet the prognosis remains unsatisfactory.Accumulating evidence indicates that long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) play pivotal roles in the development and progression of human tumors.However, the regulatory mechanisms and clinical significance of most lncRNAs
The choice of where to breed can have fundamental consequences for offspring development and survival.Among amphibians, desiccation is one of the biggest threats to offspring survival, especially in species that deposit their clutches in terrestrial habitats.In several species, hydration of the clutch is ensured by a caregiving parent, but in speci