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Following cellular breadcrumbs
This study documents the existence of functional immobilized chemokine gradients in vivo that provide directions for dendritic cells in the interstitium.
In the blood: Conservative transfusion
Long-awaited evidence suggests that upper gastrointestinal bleeding is better treated with a restricted, rather than liberal, transfusion technique.
A biological explanation for social aversion
This impressive study combined genetic and pharmacological approaches to demonstrate an essential and remarkably specific role for glucocorticoid receptors in striatal dopaminceptive neurons for social aversion induced by social-defeat stress.
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Longevity and aging
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Is gastroenterology research in decline? A comparison of abstract publication rates from The British Society of Gastroenterology meetings between 1995 and 2005
Published: 22 Feb 2013
Sarah Prendergast, Katharina Mattishent, Tom Broughton et al.
F1000Research 2:59