A recent study surveying the purple sea urchin genome has revealed multiple putative RIG-I like homologues that appear to be present in invertebrates [ 15].
A recent study surveying the use of smartphones among orthopedic surgeons, demonstrated that 84% of respondents have a smartphone, the majority (55%) have an iPhone, and that 53% of people with smart- phones already use applications in clinical practice [ 11].
A recent study surveying lung tumors and comparing their genomes against their adjacent normal tissues demonstrated that tumors exhibit high frequencies of L1 retrotransposition activity that are not present in the normal tissues [ 16].
In a recent study surveying more than 150 life sciences faculty from a variety of institutions, faculty identified problem solving/critical thinking, oral and written communication, and the ability to interpret data as the three most important skills students should develop before graduation (Coil et al., 2010).
Notably, a recent study that surveyed UR participation at University of California, Berkeley, found that students doing research in a UR course comprise only 10 14% of all undergraduate students (Berkes, 2008).
However, in a recent study that surveyed international members of the WAO with responsibility for the management of patients with HAE, more than one-third of physicians described themselves as 'unfamiliar' with emerging HAE therapies 34.
In a recent study that surveyed women in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom, social and cultural differences between these countries influenced women's decisions regarding their method of contraception [ 1].
A recent study which surveyed uveitis experts' approach to a number of clinical scenarios, found that whilst there was a general consensus on the overall approach to immunosuppression (i.e. starting with corticosteroids first line, and subsequent initiation of a steroid-sparing immunosuppressant) there was considerable variation in which second line agent to use and at what dose.
A recent study that surveyed 109,754 students in grades 10 12 and 33,653 college students found that over 4.8% of senior high school students and 11.3% of college students reported having experienced sexual intercourse, while their rate of condom use was below 30%, making them extremely vulnerable to HIV/AIDS and pregnancy [ 14].
