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@BankCambridge @naturetrektours Hopefully.... We're heading out shortly to look for them today... They've been harder here recently because of construction works, (a motorway and a train line), but they are around so fingers crossed! 🤞
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Today on the @naturetrektours Wild Sichuan trip we spent the morning travelling to the Tibetan plains around Zoige. With sub-zero temperatures and snow falling, mammals were on show well, hunting the pika on the plains to varying degrees of success... This Tibetan Fox aced it.

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@MatthewOates76 Hi Matthew, have they emerged in numbers at Fermyn yet?
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@Fenlandbirding @Finnature @YouTube Great footage. We spotlighted a few in Poland in April. Awesome birds.

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See my Ural Owl experience with @Finnature
Finland Oulu-Kuusamo 14th-20th June Ural Owl youtube.com/shorts/ZChanYx… via @YouTube

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Wiseman et al. report that the rapid neurodegeneration observed in MSA is driven by toxic α-synuclein fibrils invading neuronal nuclei, leading to cell death. They propose redefining MSA as a neuronal nuclear and oligodendroglial α-synucleinopathy. tinyurl.com/s9mpyckk

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Did you know that the SWDBB relies solely on charitable donations to fund our activities? We have a new Crowdfunding page: crowdfunding.bristol.ac.uk/p/southwestdem… please do share it if you able to.
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TSPO PET is used to measure inflammation in dementia, but its cellular basis is unclear. Using PET imaging and post-mortem brain tissue, Wijesinghe et al. show that microglia are the key immune cells driving TSPO PET signal changes. tinyurl.com/mwpxdcc6

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@ProfRobHoward A timely letter. Amyloid-removal pseudo-atrophy is an interesting suggestion but, as you say, doesn’t account for observed degree of atrophy. Indeed, amyloid-beta is not the only constituent of these plaques. Further post-mortem neuropathological studies are clearly needed.
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@alehasnaat_ @PolitlcsUK Suicide was decriminalised in 1961 by the Suicide Act 1961. So, I guess it is “allowed in the U.K. now” but that’s not anything to do with the Assisted Dying Bill.
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🚨 How did well-known politicians vote on the Assisted Dying Bill?
For:
- Keir Starmer
- Rachel Reeves
- Rishi Sunak
- Richard Tice
- Jeremy Hunt
- Lee Anderson
- Carla Denyer
- Oliver Dowden
- Mel Stride
- Victoria Atkins
Against:
- Angela Rayner
- David Lammy
- Wes Streeting
- Jonathan Reynolds
- Darren Jones
- Bridget Phillipson
- Kemi Badenoch
- Robert Jenrick
- Nigel Farage
- Priti Patel
- Jeremy Corbyn
- Diane Abbott
- Ed Davey
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 BREAKING: MPs have voted to pass the Assisted Dying Bill in a historic Second Reading vote Yes: 330 No: 275
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@calvinrobinson @GeorgeWales13 And you checked your phone quite a lot
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@GeorgeWales13 Thank you. No, not at all. I prayed to be used as a vessel by the Holy Spirit. 🙏
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Delighted to share our work, out today in @MDJ_Journal ! We highlight alpha-synuclein SAA positivity in PSP and CBS patient CSF samples. This may represent Lewy body co-pathology which can impact on clinical course (1/2)
@PSPAssociation @MDC_IoN_UCL
…mentdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/md…
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@SundaeDivine @lasaristocratas Only that is a monkey and not a chimp
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@Fenlandbirding Incredible September fall on north Norfolk coast. A three wryneck day for me is a personal record!

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Fantastic work by the brilliant @SidRamanan!
Brain@Brain1878
Ramanan et al. examine the evolution of clinical phenotypes in patients diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or FTLD, and show that behavioural and cognitive profiles of individuals with the same initial diagnosis can converge or diverge over time. tinyurl.com/4c6ymf2x
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Nature research paper: Fibrin drives thromboinflammation and neuropathology in COVID-19 go.nature.com/3Z2IDDO
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Professor Gillian Bates FRS is awarded the Royal Society's Ferrier Medal for her work in understanding the molecular basis of Huntington’s disease and consistently producing highly impactful findings which have moulded the course of this field. #RSMedals royalsociety.org/medals-and-pri…

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