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Standardization of instantaneous fluoroprobe measurements of benthic algal biomass and composition in streams by Rosero-López, D., Walter, M.T., Flecker, A.S., Ontaneda, D.F., Dangles, O.

“…•Regular chlorophyll-a monitoring helps promptly detect benthic algal proliferation.•Chlorophyll-a in benthic algal substrates varies with the mat formation…”
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Abundance of microbial community genes encoding terminal proteins of the aerobic and denitrification respiratory chains as indicators of ecohydrologic gradients in a coastal temperate rainforest by Kreitinger, E.A., D'Amore, D.V., Bisbing, S.M., Nadeau, S.A., Shapleigh, J.P., Walter, M.T.

“…•Soil hydrology is linked to aerobic respiration marker gene relative abundance.•Limited denitrification gene relative abundance suggests N is tightly…”
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Anti-Myeloma effects of ruxolitinib combined with bortezomib and lenalidomide: A rationale for jak/stat pathway inhibition in myeloma patients by de Oliveira, Mariana B, Fook-Alves, Veruska L, Eugenio, Angela I.P, Fernando, Rodrigo C, Sanson, Luiz Felipe G, de Carvalho, Mariana F, Braga, Walter M.T, Davies, Faith E, Colleoni, Gisele W.B

“…Abstract JAK proteins have been linked with survival and proliferation of multiple myeloma (MM) cells; therefore, JAK inhibition could be a therapeutic…”
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Returning Degraded Soils to Productivity: an Examination of the Potential of Coarse Woody Amendments for Improved Water Retention and Nutrient Holding Capacity by Menzies Pluer, E. G., Schneider, R.L., Morreale, S.J., Liebig, M.A., Li, J., Li, C.X., Walter, M.T.

“…Soil degradation and desertification from agricultural land use is a serious and growing problem worldwide. Bringing degraded soils back into production is…”
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A Test of Two Spatial Frameworks for Representing Spatial Patterns of Wetness in a Glacial Drift Watershed by Hofmeister, K.L., Nave, L.E., Riha, S.J., Schneider, R.L., Walter, M.T.

“…Core Ideas Soil moisture and water table position vary across ecosystems and parent materials. Ecosystem classifications and topographic wetness indices…”
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Topographic wetness guided dairy manure applications to reduce stream nutrient loads in Central New York, USA by Knighton, James, Menzies Pluer, Erin, Prestigiacomo, Anthony R., Effler, Steven W., Walter, M.T.

“…Fall Creek Watershed in central New York, USA. Dairy manure is commonly applied to NY, USA agricultural fields as both a crop nutrient source as well as a…”
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Investigating raindrop effects on transport of sediment and non-sorbed chemicals from soil to surface runoff by Gao, B., Walter, M.T., Steenhuis, T.S., Parlange, J.-Y., Richards, B.K., Hogarth, W.L., Rose, C.W.

“…A simple modeling and laboratory investigation was carried out to investigate the raindrop effects on both sediment detachment and chemical transport from…”
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Cerrado wetlands: multiple ecosystems deserving legal protection as a unique and irreplaceable treasure by Durigan, Giselda, Munhoz, Cássia Beatriz, Zakia, Maria José Brito, Oliveira, Rafael S., Pilon, Natashi A.L., Valle, Raul Silva Telles do, Walter, Bruno M.T., Honda, Eliane A., Pott, Arnildo

“…[Display omitted] •Wetlands function as the “kidneys of the planet”, assuring water supply and quality.•Cerrado wetlands have distinct vegetation types playing…”
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Suitability and Limitations of ENVISAT ASAR for Monitoring Small Reservoirs in a Semiarid Area by Liebe, J.R., van de Giesen, N., Andreini, M.S., Steenhuis, T.S., Walter, M.T.

“…In semiarid regions, thousands of small reservoirs provide the rural population with water, but their storage volumes and hydrological impact are largely…”
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A simple, regionally parameterized model for predicting nonpoint source areas in the northeastern US by Archibald, J.A., Buchanan, B.P., Fuka, D.R., Georgakakos, C.B., Lyon, S.W., Walter, M.T.

“…Ten watersheds in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, USA. A three parameter model based on variable source areas (VSAs) that does not require calibration…”
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Interpolation between Darcy–Weisbach and Darcy for laminar and turbulent flows by Hogarth, W.L., Parlange, J.-Y., Rose, C.W., Fuentes, C., Haverkamp, R., Walter, M.T.

“…An equation describing flow in an open channel with obstacles is derived, following the conservation of momentum approach used by Bélanger and St. Venant. When…”
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Modeling simple experiments of biochar erosion from soil by Wang, C., Walter, M.T., Parlange, J.-Y.

“…•We use the Rose–Hairsine model to investigate biochar erosion from soil.•Rain-impact erosion is the dominant process at the beginning of a rainfall…”
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Returning degraded soils to productivity: Water and nitrogen cycling in degraded soils amended with coarse woody material by Menzies Pluer, E.G., Schneider, R.L., Pluer, W.T., Morreale, S.J., Walter, M.T.

“…Losses in net primary production from soil degradation caused by agricultural land use is a serious and growing problem worldwide. Restoring degraded soils is…”
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Species Turnover across Different Life Stages from Seedlings to Canopy Trees in Swamp Forests of Central Brazil by Pinto, José Roberto R., Walter, Bruno M. T., Fontes, Clarissa G., Damasco, Gabriel

“…Processes driving the assembly of swamp forest communities have been poorly explored. We analyzed natural regeneration and adult tree communities data of a…”
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Release of Escherichia coli under raindrop impact: The role of clay by Wang, C., Parlange, J.-Y., Schneider, R.L., Rasmussen, E.W., Wang, X., Chen, M., Dahlke, H.E., Truhlar, A.M., Walter, M.T.

“…•E. coli release from soil without clay was much higher than from soils with clay.•Clay decreases the penetration of raindrops into soil.•The Gao model…”
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Modeling the release of Escherichia coli from soil into overland flow under raindrop impact by Wang, C., Parlange, J.-Y., Rasmussen, E.W., Wang, X., Chen, M., Dahlke, H.E., Walter, M.T.

“…•By neglecting diffusion, the Gao model simulates colloid transport•The Hairsine–Rose model is insensitive to assumptions about the mass of E. coli that…”
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Perennial Grass Bioenergy Cropping on Wet Marginal Land: Impacts on Soil Properties, Soil Organic Carbon, and Biomass During Initial Establishment by Das, Srabani, Teuffer, Karin, Stoof, Cathelijne R., Walter, Michael F., Walter, M. Todd, Steenhuis, Tammo S., Richards, Brian K.

“…The control of soil moisture, vegetation type, and prior land use on soil health parameters of perennial grass cropping systems on marginal lands is not well…”
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Modeling soil solute release into runoff with infiltration by Walter, M. Todd, Gao, Bin, Parlange, J.-Yves

“…Despite empirical evidence that infiltration plays an important role in controlling the transfer of chemicals from soil to surface runoff, few mechanistic…”
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Determining watershed response in data poor environments with remotely sensed small reservoirs as runoff gauges by Liebe, J.R, Giesen, N. van de, Andreini, M, Walter, M.T, Steenhuis, T.S

“…In the semiarid regions of Africa, there are many small reservoirs used for irrigation. This study explores the practicality of using small reservoirs as…”
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MAGE-C1/CT7 and MAGE-C2/CT10 are frequently expressed in multiple myeloma and can be explored in combined immunotherapy for this malignancy by de Carvalho, Fabricio, Alves, Veruska L. F., Braga, Walter M. T., Xavier, Celso V., Colleoni, Gisele W. B.

“…The exact function of MAGE-C1/CT7 and MAGE-C2/CT10 is not yet understood in multiple myeloma (MM). However, the homologs MAGE - C1/CT7 and MAGE - C2/CT10 genes…”
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