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ECV is a safe and effective procedure to reduce Caesarean section rates secondary to breech presentation. A dedicated ECV clinic with experienced operators and the use of intravenous terbutaline could improve success rate of ECV and reduce the number of Caesareans for breech presentation.
To investigate (1) if antidepressant use among women in assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment and among women without ART treatment influences cumulative live birth rates (CLBR) and number of initiated treatment cycles per woman, (2) whether women undergoing ART treatment are at higher risk of initiating use of antidepressants compared to women not having undergone ART, (3) if mothers after ART treatment have higher risk for postpartum use of antidepressants after ART treatment compared to mothers not having used ART treatment.

A Danish nation-wide register-based cohort study including all women in ART treatment between 1995 through 2009 and an age-matched comparison group of women not having initiated ART treatment. CRCD2 In both groups, women had no previous children before study entry. The women were followed from time of initiating first ART treatment until time of permanent emigration (> 6 months), date of death, or end of follow-up by 31st of December 2009. CRCD2 Chi-square test was used to assessnly runs until the end of 2009, we still believe the results of this study to be highly relevant. According to our study, clinicians should be aware that women conceiving after ART treatment might experience an increased level of psychological strain during the postpartum period compared to mothers who conceived without ART.
Operative vaginal birth (OVB) is an important skill for obstetricians. It is the most common emergency intervention in obstetrics and requires a high degree of skill. While there is a lot of data available on technical and non-technical factors affecting the outcome of OVBs little work has been done to investigate the factors that make obstetricians feel confident and competent when performing such a procedure. The objective of this study was therefore to identify the common factors that affect confidence and competence of obstetricians in operative vaginal births (OVB). Our hypothesis was that a qualitative research method would provide a rich approach where themes would be developed that the participants themselves identify as important.

Qualitative research within two University Hospitals and one District Hospital in Ireland. Participants interviewed ranged from first year trainees to consultant obstetricians. Interviews using open ended questions. Interviews were recorded on audio and later transcribeg.

This qualitative study identified factors that can be used to design education and training in OVB in order to support trainees and ultimately improve care for the woman and baby.
This qualitative study identified factors that can be used to design education and training in OVB in order to support trainees and ultimately improve care for the woman and baby.
Despite the potential usefulness, no automatic detector is available for brain metastases on contrast-enhanced CT (CECT). The study aims to develop and investigate deep learning-based detectors for brain metastases detection on CECT.

The study included 127 CECTs from 127 patients (65.5 years±11.1; 87 men). link2 The ground-truth annotation was performed semi-automatically by applying connected-component analysis to the binarized dataset by three radiologists. link2 Single-shot detector (SSD) algorithms, with and without a feature-fusion module, were developed and trained using 97 scans. The performance was evaluated at the detector's 50 % confidence threshold with the remaining 30 scans using sensitivity, positive-predictive value (PPV), and the false-positive rate per scan (FPR).

Feature-fused SSD achieved an overall sensitivity of 88.1 % (95 % confidence interval [CI] [85.2 %,88.6 %]; 214/243) and PPV of 36.0 % (95 % CI [33.7 %,37.1 %]; 233/648), with 13.8 FPR (95 % CI [12.7,15.0]). Lesions < 3 mm had a sensitivity of 23.1 % (95 % CI [21.2 %,40.0 %]; 3/13), with 0.2 FPR (95 % CI [0.23,0.65]). Lesions measuring 3-6 mm had a sensitivity of 80.0 % (95 % CI [76.0 %,79.8 %]); 60/75) with 5.8 FPR (95 % CI [5.0,6.2]). Lesions > 6 mm had a sensitivity of 97.4 % (95 % CI [94.1 %,97.4 %]); 151/155) with 7.9 FPR (95 % CI [7.2,8.5]). Feature-fused SSD had a significantly higher overall sensitivity (p = 0.03, t = 2.75) or sensitivity for lesions < 3 mm (p = 0.002, t = 4.49) than baseline SSD, while the overall PPV was similar (p = 0.96, t = -0.02).

The SSD algorithm identified brain metastases on CECT with reasonable accuracy for lesions > 3 mm without pre/post-processing.
3 mm without pre/post-processing.This study presents techno-economic evaluation of a biorefinery concept using biodiesel industry by-products (sunflower meal and crude glycerol) to produce poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) (PHB), crude phenolic extracts (CPE) and protein isolate (PI). The PHB production cost at two annual production capacities ($12.5/kg for 2,500 t PHB/year and $7.8/kg for 25,000 t PHB/year) was not cost-competitive to current PHB production processes when the revenues derived from co-products were not considered. link3 Sensitivity analysis projected the economic viability of a biorefinery concept that could achieve a minimum selling price of $1.1/kg PHB similar to polypropylene. The annual PHB production capacity and the identification of marketable end-uses with respective market prices for the co-products CPE and PI were crucial in attaining process profitability. Greenhouse gas emissions (ca. CRCD2 0.64 kg CO2-eq/kg PHB) and abiotic depletion potential (61.7 MJ/kg PHB) were lower than polypropylene. Biorefining of sunflower meal and crude glycerol could lead to sustainable PHB production.Commercial enzyme production has gained popularity due to its extensive applications in traditional and modern industrial sectors. Rigorous research activities are being conducted worldwide to make the enzyme production system more efficient, cost-effective and hence, sustainable. To overcome the lacunae in earlier enzyme production methods, new engineering interventions are being introduced to meet the growing demand for industrial enzymes. link3 This review focuses initially on the current global scenario of the enzyme market followed by a discussion on different bioreactor design approaches. The use of novel membrane based, airlift and reciprocating plate bioreactors along with the emergence of micro-reactors have also been discussed. Further, the review covers different modelling and optimization strategies for the enzyme production process including advanced techniques like neural networks, adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference systems and genetic algorithms. link2 Finally, the required thrust areas in the enzyme production sector have been highlighted with directions for future research.For solving the challenge in nitrate removal from low C/N wastewater at low temperature, Pseudomonas sp. Y39-6 was isolated and used in nitrate removal. It showed aerobic-heterotrophic denitrification with rate of 1.77 ± 0.31 mg/L·h and unusual aerobic-autotrophic nitrate removal (rate of 0.324 mg/L·h). The aerobic-autotrophic nitrate removal mechanisms were deep investigated by analyzing the nitrate removal process and genomic information. At aerobic-autotrophic condition, the strain Y39-6 could assimilate nitrate to amino acid (NO3- + PHA + CO2 → C5H7O2N) with the carbon source from Polyhydroxyalkanoic acid (PHA) degradation and CO2 fixation. Flagella motivation, swarming activity and extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) production regulated Pseudomonas sp. Y39-6 forming biofilm. Carriers immobilized with Pseudomonas sp. Y39-6 were used in moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) and achieved 24.83% nitrate removal at C/N less then 1 and 4 °C. Results of this study provided a practical way for nitrogen removal from low C/N wastewater in cold region.Dopamine is a neuromodulator and neurotransmitter responsible for a number of physiological processes. Dysfunctions of the dopamine metabolism and signalling are associated with neurological and psychiatric diseases. Here we report that in primary co-culture of neurons and astrocytes dopamine-induces calcium signal in astrocytes and suppress spontaneous synchronous calcium oscillations (SSCO) in neurons. Effect of dopamine on SSCO in neurons was dependent on calcium signal in astrocytes and could be modified by inhibition of dopamine-induced calcium signal or by stimulation of astrocytic calcium rise with ATP. Ability of dopamine to suppress SSCO in neurons was independent on D1- or D2- like receptors but dependent on GABA and alpha-adrenoreceptors. Inhibitor of monoaminoxidase bifemelane blocked effect of dopamine on astrocytes but also inhibited the effect dopamine on SSCO in neurons. These findings suggest that dopamine-induced calcium signal may stimulate release of neuromodulators such as GABA and adrenaline and thus suppress spontaneous calcium oscillations in neurons.The temporal dynamics of calcium signaling are critical regulators of chondrocyte homeostasis and chondrogenesis. Calcium oscillations regulate differentiation and anabolic processes in chondrocytes and their precursors. link3 Attempts to control chondrocyte calcium signaling have been achieved through mechanical perturbations and synthetic ion channel modulators. However, such stimuli can lack both local and global specificity and precision when evoking calcium signals. Synthetic signaling platforms can more precisely and selectively activate calcium signaling, enabling improved dissection of the roles of intracellular calcium ([Ca2+]i) in chondrocyte behavior. One such platform is hM3Dq, a chemogenetic DREADD (Designer Receptors Exclusively Activated by Designer Drugs) that activates calcium signaling via the Gαq-PLCβ-IP3-ER pathway upon administration of clozapine N-oxide (CNO). We previously described the first-use of hM3Dq to precisely mediate targeted, synthetic calcium signals in chondrocyte-like ATDC5 cells. Here, we generated stably expressing hM3Dq-ATDC5 cells to investigate the dynamics of Gαq-GPCR calcium signaling in depth. CNO drove robust calcium responses in a temperature- and concentration-dependent (1 pM-100 μM) manner and elicited elevated levels of oscillatory calcium signaling above 10 nM. hM3Dq-mediated calcium oscillations in ATDC5 cells were reliant on ER calcium stores for both initiation and sustenance, and the downregulation and recovery dynamics of hM3Dq after CNO stimulation align with traditionally reported GPCR recycling kinetics. This study successfully generated a stable hM3Dq cell line to precisely drive Gαq-GPCR-mediated and ER-dependent oscillatory calcium signaling in ATDC5 cells and established a novel tool to elucidate the role that GPCR-mediated calcium signaling plays in chondrocyte biology, cartilage pathology, and cartilage tissue engineering.Mitochondrial activity warrants energy supply to oxidative myofibres to sustain endurance workload. The maintenance of mitochondrial homeostasis is ensured by the control of fission and fusion processes and by the mitophagic removal of aberrant organelles. Many diseases are due to or characterized by dysfunctional mitochondria, and altered mitochondrial dynamics or turnover trigger myopathy per se. In this review, we will tackle the role of mitochondrial dynamics, turnover and metabolism in skeletal muscle, both in health and disease.
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