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Ovarian carcinosarcoma – an exceptionally aggressive form of ovarian cancer – Institute of Genetics and Cancer

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/institute-genetics-cancer/2024/07/12/ovarian-carcinosarcoma/

Each type has differences in appearance, treatment responsiveness, aggressiveness, characteristic gene mutations, and overall patient survival.

Blog 8 – Legacy & Public Programmes | Curating Beyond the Timeframe – Hanyun Xue / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2]

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/s2500923_curating-2024-2025sem2/2025/04/13/blog-8-legacy-public-programmes-curating-beyond-the-timeframe/

This non-hierarchical editing approach embodies our reciprocal relationship with TESOL collaborators: we offer the space and data; they bring linguistic diversity into a shared publishing practice.

Wet markets are among my favourite places to shop – Edinburgh Decameron: Lockdown Sociology at Work

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/ed-decameron/wet-markets-are-among-my-favourite-places-to-shop/

Summary: In Chinese wet-markets, unique epicenters for transmission of potential viral pathogens, new genes may be acquired or existing genes modified through various mechanisms such as genetic reassortment, recombination and

Weekly Changes – 01/03/2021 – LCFG Project

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/lcfg/2021/03/01/weekly-changes-01-03-2021/

Currently this just adds the rfe client which they need for viewing/ editing the network configuration files.

Office365 for higher education event – Website and Communications Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/website-communications/office365-event/

Outlook Web App (for email and calendar). Office Online (online document creation and editing ).

Digital Humanities: An Overview – Cream of the Slop: Human Creation, Digital Critique

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/dh2025-26/2026/01/14/a-first-impression-of-digital-humanities/

and so formatting and editing information around online appeal and functionality could be to the detriment of intellectual nuance, depth, and impact.

April 2021 – Depression Detectives

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/depressiondetectives/2021/04/

I also study something called DNA methylation , which is a process through which our genes can be “turned off or on”. ... certain genes , adverse childhood experiences, etc. But why can two people have the same predisposing factors, but one person