Embolic events from vegetations are commonly accepted as the main mechanism responsible for brain lesions, but other hypotheses were highlighted, including a potential subacute cerebral vasculitis.
The collaborative nature of the course/program has been highlighted, including a significant shift to public and open sharing of formal and informal assessments.
Several aspects of ongoing research are highlighted including (a) residues from applied cleaning treatments, (b) surfactant extraction from the paint surface, (c) surfactant migration following natural ageing and, (d) response of pigment to cleaning treatments.
The importance of education and continuing professional development for all involved in the authoring and publishing process was highlighted, including a specific role for universities in educating veterinary students and young researchers about reporting guidelines.
Future prospects for modelling MAP are highlighted, including the importance of an integrated modelling approach for improved understanding of package performance for fresh and minimally processed produce under MAP.
Issues that were discussed and highlighted included education, preserving memory, providing a strong and organized voice for survivors in the U.S., setting up a speaker's bureau for giving testimony, and working to provide legal aid to survivors in Rwanda who are unable to navigate traditional legal system on their own due to severe trauma and the complexity of their legal cases.
A number of future research questions are highlighted, including: (1) Should PMR be considered as a part of the spectrum of late-onset inflammatory arthritis?
Spots highlighted include the Fox River in Wisconsin, which continues to be a major source of contamination from polychlorinated biphenyls, though the release of PCBs stopped in 1970; the Cuyahoga River; and Presque Isle Bay, where 50 deteriorating hazardous waste drums are buried.
In Figure 3, 15 prominent oncogenes with a high absolute coefficient have been highlighted, including SFRP1 and its transcription factor GLI1.
Sensors for a variety of metal cations, anions and neutral small molecules are highlighted, including several developed by Australian researchers.
