The key role of vasa vasorum inherited remodeling in QBS microcirculatory theory of atherosclerosis

Stagnaro, Sergio; Caramel, Simone

doi:10.3389/fgene.2013.00055

“…Finally Stagnaro and Caramel ( 2013 ) proposed a “Quantum Biophysics Semeiotics” (QBS) microcirculatory theory of atherosclerosis, which could be used for diagnosis or therapies. In addition, Tao et al ( 2013 ) provided their prospects of using Qiliqiangxin, a traditional Chinese medicine, in the treatment of heart failure potentially through epigenetic regulation of regeneration.…”

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A snapshot of genetic and epigenetic basis of arrhythmia and heart failure

Xiao

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Sluijter

²

,

Das

³

et al. 2015

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“…The former is a playful piece from the Veterinary Record about the breeding of haggis (!) [11], while the latter is a curious article about cardiovascular disease that exhibits a remarkably high level of self-citation [12]. That these documents fail to pair strongly with others seems appropriate and reassuring; one wonders whether in a much larger and more diverse corpus they would still fail to find partners.…”

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Phrase indexing and the identification of related academic research content

Powell¹

2020

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Work to automate the identification of related articles in corpora of academic research content is described. Pairs of related articles are recognised on the basis of the phrases they contain, using a similarity measure that emphasizes the importance of phrase overlap. Phrases are weighted according to their significance, evaluated in terms of statistical under-or over-representation relative to corpus-level frequency, and the significance scores of n-grams with higher n values are boosted. The measure proves broadly effective at identifying meaningfully related pairs of content items and may provide a useful basis for the development of 'see also'-type functionality.

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“…The former is a playful piece from the Veterinary Record about the breeding of haggis (!) [11], while the latter is a curious article about cardiovascular disease that exhibits a remarkably high level of self-citation [12]. That these documents fail to pair strongly with others seems appropriate and reassuring; one wonders whether in a much larger and more diverse corpus they would still fail to find partners.…”

Section: Tsw-ommentioning

confidence: 99%

Phrase indexing and the identification of related academic research content

Powell¹

2020

Preprint

0

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Work to automate the identification of related articles in corpora of academic research content is described. Pairs of related articles are recognised on the basis of the phrases they contain, using a similarity measure that emphasizes the importance of phrase overlap. Phrases are weighted according to their significance, evaluated in terms of statistical under-or over-representation relative to corpus-level frequency, and the significance scores of n-grams with higher n values are boosted. The measure proves broadly effective at identifying meaningfully related pairs of content items and may provide a useful basis for the development of 'see also'-type functionality.

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The key role of vasa vasorum inherited remodeling in QBS microcirculatory theory of atherosclerosis

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A snapshot of genetic and epigenetic basis of arrhythmia and heart failure

A snapshot of genetic and epigenetic basis of arrhythmia and heart failure

Phrase indexing and the identification of related academic research content

Phrase indexing and the identification of related academic research content

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