ライフサイエンスコーパス: catch

1 , accounting for 82.1% of global inland fish catch.

2 epend on live coral cover, such as fisheries catch.

3 rganization of the established peptide pair, CATCH.

4 point of rapid decline in gadid biomass and catch.

5 on the same grid node on which they had been caught.

6 involves products that are exclusively wild caught.

7 amics and minimize the volatility in fishery catches.

8 terventions and then consider the "democracy catch-22": How can the poor secure greater democratic in

9 y interval: 7-16 M t)-or 10.8% of the global catch (95% UI: 10-12%).

10 ersion of species which lacks flexibility to catch a single species' distinctiveness.

11 ince interacting with a moving object (e.g., catching a ball) requires real-time localization of the

12 Here we present CATCH, a computational method to enhance nucleic acid ca

13 ecords from the Mid-Atlantic US, we examined catch abundance of two exotic and six native Osmia speci

14 that the procurement of small, difficult-to-catch, agile prey is a hallmark of complex behavior uniq

15 Our results suggest that ANKLE1 acts as a catch-all enzyme of last resort that allows faithful chr

16 popularity to the point that it has become a catch-all phrase for almost any unnatural nucleic acid,

17 s can be modulated to either drive a crab to catch and appear to feed on all of the particles or enab

18 Surprisingly, catch and catch-per-unit-effort are higher since the exp

19 For select countries, over 90% of their catch and economic benefits were attributable to a few s

20 he responses analyzed against extrinsic fish catch and human development index data, pandemic impacts

21 nel b as well as the number of phenotypes in CaTCH and MaTCH functional domains in the y axes of pane

22 Contrary to expectations, total catch and mean catch rates were maintained or increased

23 Our automated platform uses a catch and release approach in which glycosyltransferase-

24 ored the remarkable ability of honey bees to catch and release large quantities of pollen grains.

25 This photoswitch was employed to "catch and release" a fluorophore-tagged diol in buffered

26 that climate shocks reduce not only regional catch and revenue in the New England fishing sector, but

27 using real-time monitoring and feedback, to catch and reverse quantum jumps mid-flight-thus determin

28 en a valuable data source to estimate global catches and international shark fin trade dynamics.

29 aser ablation of these neurons impaired prey-catching and prevented induction of hunting by optogenet

30 complete and articulated, suggesting it was caught and swallowed shortly before the frog itself died

31 rapid and near-stoichiometric coassembly of CATCH(+) and CATCH(-) at concentrations >=100 muM.

32 ransform infrared spectroscopy indicate that CATCH(+) and CATCH(-) coassemble into two-component nano

33 molecular dynamics simulations predict that CATCH(+) and CATCH(-) peptides coassemble but do not sel

34 astructure disruptions), would affect global catches, and test the benefits of strong prewar fisherie

35 First, the catch-and-release (CaR)-ESI-MS assay, carried with ion m

36 This work explores the application of catch-and-release electrospray ionization mass spectrome

37 lycolipids (NGLs) as surrogates for GSLs for catch-and-release-electrospray ionization mass spectrome

38 eminder that the presence of viruses in wild-caught animals is possible, even when animals appear hea

39 tected by RNA sequencing studies of 120 wild-caught animals that could serve as a potential helper vi

40 This study aimed to determine how fisheries catches associate with coral reefs in Queensland, Austra

41 ar-stoichiometric coassembly of CATCH(+) and CATCH(-) at concentrations >=100 muM.

42 ividual coordination patterns for successful catch attempts that were different from all the coordina

43 habituation-discrimination paradigm on wild-caught babblers under standardized aviary conditions, we

44 uce the number of larger elasmobranchs being caught, based on evidence from the prawn trawl fisheries

45 umbers indicated that the two groups of wild-caught bats had significantly higher numbers of immature

46 Using passive traps, we caught bees during two-week intervals from March-October

47 in tectally mediated loom-avoidance and prey-catching behavior.

48 We examine the size-classes of fisheries' catches, behavioural changes in GRD in response to fishi

49 We examined the diversity of wild-caught black blow fly endogenous (internal body) and exo

50 on use across a predator community with wild-caught blue tits (Cyanistes caeruleus) and great tits (P

51 hanical tension, rendering alpha-actinin-4 a catch bond in physiological tension ranges.

52 Thus, the observed catch bond is mechanistically distinct from other known

53 strongly bound state, and the dependence of catch bond strength on the direction of applied force.

54 egulated by fluid shear stress and exhibits "catch bond" characteristics.

55 ernative type of molecular bond, known as a "catch bond," for which applied forces suppress protein d

56 at intermediate force values, k(F) exhibits catch-bond behavior (i.e. decreasing detachment rate wit

57 creases with force, and the other exhibits a catch-bond behavior in which off rate decreases with for

58 is is the first time, to our knowledge, that catch-bond behavior was reported for antigen-antibody bo

59 etimes of stimulatory receptor-ligand bonds (catch-bond behavior).

60 harpness of the transition between slip- and catch-bond kinetics depends on the degree to which the p

61 To our knowledge, such catch-bond mechanism has not been proposed and demonstra

62 ways at high loading rates, giving rise to a catch bonding mechanism that manifests under force ramp

63 sociation under force, resulting in TCR-pMHC catch bonds and T cell activation.

64 ally distinct from other known physiological catch bonds because it requires an extrinsic factor-comp

65 nal changes in pMHCs for activating TCR-pMHC catch bonds but also have implications for T cell-based

66 Our results demonstrate that catch bonds can selectively slow and stabilize scanning

67 We find that catch bonds generically emerge when the force dependence

68 We did not observe catch bonds in dissociation, and the off-rate measured i

69 Typically, a small number of catch bonds initially immobilize the microvillus, after

70 Recent work suggests that formation of catch bonds is characteristic of activating TCR-pMHC int

71 vation potency, suggesting that formation of catch bonds is not an intrinsic feature of the TCR-pMHC

72 pMHC interactions to elicit agonist-specific catch bonds to trigger TCR signaling, but the underlying

73 ke interactions that appear to function like catch bonds.

74 dual-binding modes, mechanical allostery and catch bonds.

75 icogram recordings from male and female wild-caught (Brown-Norway [BN]) rats to recordings from labor

76 uilds fish biomass could ensure a short-term catch buffer large enough to replace ~43 +/- 35% of toda

77 We fed 40 wild-caught bulbuls ad libitum on fruits or invertebrates for

78 tional 5% of the ocean could increase future catch by at least 20% via spillover, generating 9 to 12

79 asing demand increases short-term (1 to 2 y) catch by at most ~30% followed by precipitous declines o

80 cause biotin-GNPs bound to Ab-MBs which were caught by an external magnetic field.

81 natural viruses have been isolated from wild-caught C. elegans (Orsay virus) and its relative Caenorh

82 ion of more than 50 viral variants from wild-caught Caenorhabditis.

83 Here we show that fish catches can respond either positively or negatively to c

84 Of note, CRIg cannot directly catch circulating parasites and antibody-induced complem

85 ared spectroscopy indicate that CATCH(+) and CATCH(-) coassemble into two-component nanofibers instea

86 Differences in catch compositions were detected across the management z

87 sade grass could be a more efficient nitrate catch crop than ruzigrass (the most extensively used cur

88 graphy that is presumed to have been used to catch, cut and crush food.

89 However, their catch data were not adjusted for known variation in moni

90 We measured 2 commonly used indicators from catch data, mean trophic level (MTL) and fishing-in-bala

91 monitoring and a four-dacade time series of catch data, we quantified the effects on the size and ge

92 b, is observed when the trophic level of the catch declines over time, raising concerns about the eco

93 but limited control over the mix of species caught, depend on trade and catch-quota balancing allowa

94 We found that the MPA size that optimizes catch depends strongly on economic variables.

95 CATCH designs optimal probe sets, with a specified numbe

96 density required to offset any reduction in catch due to the presence of lures for other Tephritidae

97 Adult stomatopods can be difficult to catch due to their inaccessible habitats and cryptic col

98 NA sequences from 150 immature green turtles caught during surveys carried out in 2015-2016, we ident

99 The results demonstrate that CATCH enables more sensitive and cost-effective metageno

100 quate, nutrients available in marine finfish catches exceed the dietary requirements for populations

101 When a vessel's demersal catch exceeds owned and leased quota for a given species

102 ect themselves and others: use of tissues to catch expelled droplets from coughs or sneezes, use of f

103 with soot emissions, with global biomass and catch falling by up to 18 +/- 3% and 29 +/- 7% after a U

104 ueous lithium-ion batteries are resistant to catching fire.

105 s with sub-surface predators such as tuna to catch fish prey, the rapid expansion of industrialized f

106 By calculating quantum catch for N. oerstedii's 12 photoreceptors associated wi

107 Large MPAs optimize catch for species heavily harvested for their high value

108 d throat emperor, the two largest species by catch for the reef line fishery, were at risk of overfis

109 stimate that more than $10 billion in annual catch from 2005 to 2014 is attributable to these interna

110 juveniles were captured in picarel targeting catches from North Aegean Sea (Greece) in the autumn of

111 vertically towed nets and found that shrimp catches from the latter were significantly higher.

112 Our analysis suggests that catches from transboundary species are declining more th

113 cts of six war scenarios on fish biomass and catch globally, using a state-of-the-art Earth system mo

114 We presented wild-caught great tits (Parus major) with a problem-solving t

115 a flow regime that they claim would increase catch, if implemented by proposed dams.

116 rant or 2) an immigrant and their child were caught illegally crossing the southern border of the Uni

117 ult in either increases or decreases in fish catch in a given lake.

118 d statistical relationships between flow and catch in a major Lower Mekong Basin fishery to propose a

119 By combining fisheries catches in all coastal ocean areas and life-history trai

120 level biota biomass and potential fisheries catches in the future, especially in the eastern equator

121 e the lives and ease the suffering of people caught in acute crises.

122 re molecules (particularly biomolecules) are caught in the act of surmounting activation barriers.

123 al battlefield, and these children have been caught in the crossfire.

124 the carrier medium, particles are typically caught in the nodal planes of a quasi-standing wave fiel

125 l communities of D. armigerum from both wild caught individuals collected in the Amazon and individua

126 Here, we compare whole genomes of 11 wild-caught individuals of the bdelloid rotifer Adineta vaga

127 gh-coverage (~30x) genome sequences for wild-caught individuals representing species: C. sp. cf. medi

128 choice of caught malaria vectors: mosquitoes caught indoors were ten-fold more likely to have sourced

129 prevalence, we established colonies of wild-caught infected flies.

130 The lipid plug caught inside the PLY ring can escape by lipid efflux vi

131 A sterol is caught inside this tunnel during transport, and a proton

132 Overall, this study of wild-caught, juvenile American alligator tails identifies a d

133 rks remain: shark sanctuaries, closed areas, catch limits and an absence of gillnets and longlines we

134 s interact can aid assessment of whether low catch limits are as precautionary as presumed.

135 Low catch limits for forage species are often considered to

136 Catch limits that are considered precautionary for forag

137 and baseline plasma corticosterone in field-caught lizards.

138 ial annual declines, resulting in cumulative catch losses ranging 76-91% since 2003.

139 eating (specialised) stenophagous predators, catching mainly Formicinae ants, while N. exornata is an

140 ornata is an ant-eating euryphagous predator catching mainly Myrmicinae ants.

141 wn to impact dramatically the host choice of caught malaria vectors: mosquitoes caught indoors were t

142 rver variability in atrial biopsies from the CATCH-ME consortium atrial tissue bank, with patients st

143 immunity by experimentally inoculating wild-caught, MG-naive house finches with varying doses and nu

144 to the present as well as contemporary wild-caught monarchs from around the world.

145 Furthermore, rearing wild-caught monarchs in an indoor environment mimicking natur

146 ades of research, defining the age of a wild-caught mosquito remains a challenging, impractical, and

147 e, we found that ensembles of catch-slip and catch motors were the best force generators and binders

148 An example that has caught much attention is 2,3,4-trideoxy-2,3,4-trifluorog

149 ess potential WNS vaccine candidates in wild-caught Myotis lucifugus.

150 their bacterial communities from their wild caught nest mates, which could indicate the presence of

151 dog-mediated human rabies, but only deploys Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Release (CNVR) for FRD control as

152 n was genetically highly divergent from wild-caught North American monarchs and had rounder forewings

153 n reared outdoors in the autumn, unlike wild-caught North American monarchs, yet they did enter repro

154 that contained methyl eugenol had x3.1 lower catch of C. capitata than in trimedlure-only-baited trap

155 re, raspberry ketone and methyl eugenol - on catch of Ceratitis capitata, Zeugodacus cucurbitae, Bact

156 ater relative area of coral reefs had higher catches of species that depend on live coral, suggesting

157 epellents was assessed by quantifying beetle catch on traps placed 'close' (~5-10 cm) and 'far' (~1-1

158 ases, aqueous slugs separated by oil, merged catching on each other due to the velocity difference.

159 s targeting these species within global-EEZs caught on average 48 million tonnes per year, equivalent

160 ctions by odontocete whales (removal of fish caught on hooks), resulting in substantial socio-economi

161 rofiles of femoral gland exudate from adults caught on Wolf Volcano.

162 of being human-fed was found for mosquitoes caught only 25 m from the centre of the village.

163 RNA seq analysis of wild-caught P. kandelakii salivary glands established the pre

164 We use these wild-caught pairs to explore population and management conseq

165 namics simulations predict that CATCH(+) and CATCH(-) peptides coassemble but do not self-assemble.

166 human exploitation rates (> 60% of the total catch per effort) of GRD-preferred prey sizes, indicatin

167 concentrations also coincided with decreased catch per unit effort (CPUE) and species density per uni

168 inomial model previously used to standardize catch per unit effort (CPUE) for bycatch and incidentall

169 commercial spearfishing landings, commercial catch per unit effort (CPUE), and lionfish tournament CP

170 Here, we analyze 55 years of catch per unit effort data from pelagic longline fisheri

171 on both our proxies for daily catch rate and catch per unit effort.

172 de an expansion of the fleets, the effective catch per unit of effort (CPUE) has consistently decreas

173 Surprisingly, catch and catch-per-unit-effort are higher since the expansions be

174 deformation when the spider uses its silk to catch prey.

175 mophenyl)-9-fluorenyl as a temporary, safety-catch protecting group for the suppression of epimerizat

176 ed by indoor CDC light trap, pyrethrum spray catches (PSC) and human landing collection (HLC) before

177 Fishers with individual catch quota, but limited control over the mix of species

178 e mix of species caught, depend on trade and catch-quota balancing allowances to fully utilize their

179 how how the tailored design of the Icelandic catch-quota balancing system has helped in balancing eco

180 n in the decision-making process for setting catch quotas.

181 f at old ages, on both our proxies for daily catch rate and catch per unit effort.

182 ntrary to expectations, total catch and mean catch rates were maintained or increased after coral ble

183 scales (e.g. the whole North Sea), to total catches rather than individual species or when the ensem

184 The SWD/immobility events in wild-caught rats appear equivalent to those found in outbred

185 absence seizures, it would not exist in wild-caught rats due to the pressures of natural selection.

186 Here we make use of extensive catch records from Lake Simcoe dating back to the 1860s,

187 is known about sharks has been inferred from catch records in industrial fisheries, whereas far less

188 ICE seamounts have two-fold higher fisheries catch relative to non-enhancing seamounts.

189 The silver(I) catch-release system composed of nanoswitch 1 and the an

190 mote functionalization, whereby a tethering "catch-release" strategy decisively solves the key proble

191 Nearly half a million insects were caught, representing at least 100 families from thirteen

192 amely, the (sibling) species of the mosquito caught) (respective Akaike information criterion estimat

193 Analysis of commercial catches reveals a serial depletion of some oceanic fish

194 indicator in fisheries economics-in both the catch-share and non-catch-share fisheries.

195 es economics-in both the catch-share and non-catch-share fisheries.

196 the set of fisheries impacted by each Alaska catch-share program.

197 Catch-share programs are a popular fisheries management

198 etwork analysis, we also investigate whether catch-share programs change the economic connectivity of

199 to examine spillovers from each of the main catch-share programs in Alaska.

200 eallocation problems arise in fisheries with catch-share systems worldwide as well as in other cap-an

201 tigate economic distortions from introducing catch shares and to gain broad acceptance of the program

202 by fisheries worldwide: the reallocation of catch shares in cap-and-trade programs designed to preve

203 tion of a combinatorial exchange for trading catch shares in New South Wales, Australia.

204 Fuscumol-baited traps also caught significant numbers of another spondylidine speci

205 cts of bond type, we found that ensembles of catch-slip and catch motors were the best force generato

206 and highlight the robustness of discretized catch-slip ensembles in modeling actomyosin networks.

207 ange (6 to 15 pN) previously associated with catch-slip transitions and, second, 2D TCR-pMHC associat

208 ucing mechanical signals, in addition to the catch/slip bond behavior displayed by the ABE complex un

209 htly shielded inside nanoswitch [Ag(1)](+) ("catch") so that their catalytic activity is zero while e

210 t effort (CPUE) for bycatch and incidentally caught species in this fishery to estimate DFG relative

211 sion of a Ca(2+)-permeable channelrhodopsin (CatCh) specifically to tanycytes.

212 tened behavioural trait correlations in wild-caught stickleback from high- compared to low-risk envir

213 s of beta-strands predominate in coassembled CATCH structures, but deviations from perfect alternatio

214 reased effort matched with large declines in catch success and corresponding reef fish abundance.

215 cally lead to overfishing if total allowable catches (TACs) are consistently exceeded.

216 trained accurate gaze control in a throw and catch task.

217 re that uses a gas-filled float as a sail to catch the wind.

218 y and efficiency of scientific research have caught the attention of researchers conducting predictio

219 non, called binocular rivalry, in particular caught the attention of the late Jack Pettigrew, who com

220 Diffractive optics have increasingly caught the attention of the scientific community.

221 in electrotherapeutics in ophthalmology had caught the eye of Edward Jackson, the first president of

222 The snake caught the juvenile monkey on the ground during a terres

223 omain linker region that acts as a latch to 'catch' the neighboring HD subunit and is flexible enough

224 We focus on applying CATCH to capture viral genomes in complex metagenomic sa

225 Catch trials were interspersed to ascertain the monkeys

226 Clean-catch, unpreserved urine samples from children aged <18

227 h symmetrical fetal growth restriction, with catch up growth by post-natal day (PND)21.

228 ), thereby allowing the smaller particles to catch up in size to the more slowly growing larger parti

229 nished increase in delta power, and the mice catch up little on lost sleep.

230 mice with lesioned VTA(Vgat) neurons did not catch up on lost sleep, even though they were starting f

231 g at a rapid rate as experimental approaches catch up with an avalanche of freely available informati

232 The numbers needed to screen for catching up the missed NG/CT diagnoses were 49/67 with S

233 on catalysis with MOFs has been sluggish in catching up with modern trends in organic chemistry.

234 pensate for their greater susceptibility by "catching up" to the resistance level of the ancestor.

235 We caught up with Carla V.

236 I caught up with Siamon to discuss his career path and his

237 I caught up with Vijay to find out more about his journey

238 ng program, the Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC), delivered to parents and infants monitor

239 gn for infants (aged <1 year) and a two-dose catch-up campaign for children aged 1-4 years, between J

240 In Kilifi, there was a three-dose catch-up campaign for infants (aged <1 year) and a two-d

241 By the end of the catch-up campaign in 2011, 4997 (61.1%) of 8181 children

242 in Kenya in January, 2011, accompanied by a catch-up campaign in Kilifi County for children aged you

243 Although the catch-up campaign is likely to have brought forward the

244 Routine vaccination with a catch-up campaign to 15 years of age was optimal in 38 c

245 nsider routine TCV introduction, including a catch-up campaign when vaccination is optimal on the bas

246 oduction of PCV10 in Kenya, accompanied by a catch-up campaign, resulted in a substantial reduction i

247 ry 2015 using a 3 + 0 dosing schedule and no catch-up campaign.

248 dose infant schedule with no booster dose or catch-up campaign.

249 vaccination or TCV immunisation including a catch-up campaign.

250 e (TCV) into routine immunization along with catch-up campaigns for children up to age 15.

251 ive typhoid vaccination programmes-including catch-up campaigns in children up to 15 years of age, an

252 In our analysis, target population for catch-up campaigns is the main driver of uncertainty.

253 s, and routine immunisation at 9 months with catch-up campaigns to either age 5 years or 15 years.

254 arriage, including alternative schedules and catch-up campaigns, is required.

255 uring a 6-month COVID-19 risk period without catch-up campaigns.

256 : girls-only vaccination at age 9 years with catch-up for girls aged 10-14 years; girls-only vaccinat

257 ls were significantly shorter than boys, but catch-up growth by 5 years post-KT was observed in both

258 1 year after transplantation if spontaneous catch-up growth does not occur and steroid-free immunosu

259 h patterns of low birth weight and postnatal catch-up growth have been reported to be associated with

260 est increase in height, whereas there was no catch-up growth in children transplanted >12.

261 loping diabetes are independent of postnatal catch-up growth in IUGR lambs as early as 1 month of age

262 Catch-up growth post-KT remains limited, height SDS did

263 by compromised birth weight-to-length, rapid catch-up growth, and an increase in both weight-to-lengt

264 escents and tracked with no deterioration or catch-up over 2 years.

265 The national catch-up primary vaccination schedule successfully reduc

266 d should be targeted by future campaigns and catch-up routine immunization.

267 highly sensitive to visual signals and that catch-up saccade generation is reset after a visual tran

268 Catch-up saccades during steady visual tracking of the m

269 However, catch-up saccades largely compensate for the tracking di

270 Girls were vaccinated at age 9 years (with a catch-up to age 14 years), assuming 90% coverage and 100

271 ents began in Australia in 2007 with initial catch-up to age 26 years.

272 rapid catch-up to high BMI (17.9%), and slow catch-up to high BMI (14.1%).

273 e low BMI (19.2%), normal BMI (48.8%), rapid catch-up to high BMI (17.9%), and slow catch-up to high

274 normal BMI trajectory, children in the rapid catch-up to high BMI trajectory had higher triglycerides

275 (PCV10) among children <1 year in 2011 with catch-up vaccination among children 1-4 years in some ar

276 guide the timing, age-range, and location of catch-up vaccination campaigns (Grais et al., J.

277 In high-prevalence populations, adult catch-up vaccination has sometimes been deployed, but an

278 In contrast, the impact of catch-up vaccination in adults had a negligible and tran

279 Special catch-up vaccination programs starting from children 2-5

280 us (HPV) vaccination is 11 to 12 years, with catch-up vaccination through age 26 years for women and

281 p of Experts on immunization for routine and catch-up vaccination with TCVs and highlights considerat

282 Only Lwak had catch-up vaccination.

283 carriage persisted in children regardless of catch-up vaccination.

284 tine immunization programs, including 7 with catch-up vaccinations for birth cohorts born after the i

285 munization programs associated with extended catch-up vaccinations.

286 1- to 29-year-old vaccinations in 2017 so no catch-up was needed.

287 gedy of the commons has often been a game of catch-up with substantial social costs.

288 en poor fetal nutrition, improved childhood (catch-up) growth, and adult metabolic syndrome; and surv

289 g intervention (Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-Up; ABC) on children's neural processing of parent

290 elf-samples from pharynx, rectum, plus first catch urine (FCU) in MSM and vulvovaginal swabs (VVS) in

291 -samples from pharynx and rectum, plus first catch urine (MSM) and vulvovaginal swabs (females), for

292 investigations suggest that interannual fish-catch variations in selected large marine ecosystems can

293 n analysis indicates that reductions in fish catch was less likely to occur in response to potential

294 ia, but not in Hawaii where no difference in catch was observed, we cannot satisfactorily explain thi

295 hereby the premonitory phase is difficult to catch, we scanned 9 patients daily over a minimum period

296 Ambrosia beetle trap catches were reduced in the field more when plots were t

297 ionary, ecosystem-based approach to limiting catch, with performance indices from a long-term monitor

298 ously looking at someone, and then when they catch you staring at them, you immediately turn away.

299 We artificially selected offspring from wild-caught zebrafish (Danio rerio) to increase (Up-selected)

300 In the current study, we exposed wild-caught zebrafish to oxazepam (~7 mug L(-1)) for 7 or 28