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416. Experimental and population-genetic evidence for inflammation control functions of long noncoding RNAs and a novel tRNA-like transcript arising from the human NEAT1-MALAT1 genomic region

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Poller, C, primary, Kuss, A.W, additional, Weiss, S, additional, Haghikia, A, additional, Gast, M, additional, Mochmann, L, additional, Zeller, T, additional, Blankenberg, S, additional, Felix, S, additional, Voelker, U, additional, Doerr, M, additional, Voelzke, H, additional, Hoffmann, W, additional, Landmesser, U, additional, and Rauch, B, additional

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2020
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418. Genome wide association analysis in dilated cardiomyopathy revealed two new susceptibility loci for systolic heart failure

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Garnier, S, primary, Harakalova, M, additional, Weiss, S, additional, Mokry, M, additional, Van Setten, J, additional, Proust, C, additional, Duboscq-Bidot, L, additional, Boland, A, additional, Deleuze, J.-F, additional, Dorr, M, additional, Asselbergs, F.-W, additional, Cambien, F, additional, Villard, E, additional, Tregouet, D.-A, additional, and Charron, P, additional

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2020
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434. TSLP polymorphisms are associated with asthma in a sex-specific fashion

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Hunninghake, G. M., Soto-Quirós, M. E., Avila, L., Kim, H. P., Lasky-Su, J., Rafaels, N., Ruczinski, I., Beaty, T. H., Mathias, R. A., Barnes, K. C., Wilk, J. B., OʼConnor, G. T., James Gauderman, W., Vora, H., Baurley, J. W., Gilliland, F., Liang, C., Sylvia, J. S., Klanderman, B. J., Sharma, S. S., Himes, B. E., Bossley, C. J., Israel, E., Raby, B. A., Bush, A., Choi, A. M., Weiss, S. T., and Celedón, J. C.

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2010
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447. Does Vesta Have Moons?: Dawn's Search for Satellites

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McFadden, L. A, Sykes, M. V, Tricarico, P, Carsenty, U, Gutierrez-Marques, P, Jacobson, R. A, Joy, S, Keller, H. U, Li, J.-Y, McLean, B, Memarsadeghi, N, Mottola, S, Mutchler, M, Nathues, A, OBrien, D, Palmer, E, Polanskey, C, Sierks, H, Rayman, M. D, Raymond, C. A, Russell, C. T, Schroeder, S, Skillman, D, and Weinstein-Weiss, S

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Astronomy
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Upon approach to asteroid 4 Vesta, the Dawn mission included a dedicated satellite search observation of the operational sphere of the spacecraft around Vesta. Discovery of moons of Vesta would constrain theories of satellite f()rmation. The sequence using the framing camera and clear filter includes three mosaics of six stations acquired on July 9-10. 2011. Each station consists of four sets with three different exposures, 1.5,20 and 270 s. We also processed and scanned the optical navigation sequences until Vesta filled the field of view. Analysis of images involves looking for moving objects in the mosaics and identifying catalogued stars, subtracting them from the image and examining residual objects for evidence of bodies in orbit around Vesta. Celestial coordinates were determined using Astrometry.net, an astrometry calibration service (http://astrometry.net/use.html). We processed the images by subtracting dark and bias fields and dividing by a Hatfield. Images were further filtered subtracting a box car filter (9x9 average) to remove effects of scattered light from Vesta itself. Images were scanned by eye for evidence of motion in directions different from the background stars. All objects were compared with Hubble Space Telescope's Guide Star Catalogue and US Naval Observatory's UCAC3 catalog. We report findings from these observations and analysis, including limits of magnitude, size and motion of objects in orbit around Vesta. We gratefully acknowledge modifications made to Astrometrica http://www.astrometrica.at/ for purposes of this effort.

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2011

448. Does Vesta Have Moons?

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McFadden, L. A, Sykes, M, Joy, S, Tricarico, P, O'Brien, D, Li, J. Y, Mutchler, M, Memarsadeghi, N, Safavi, H, Gutierrez-Marques, P, Nathues, A, Sierks, H, Schroder, S, Polansky, C, Jacobson, R, Russell, C. T, Raymond, C. A, Rayman, M, Weinstein-Weiss, S, and Palmer, E

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Lunar And Planetary Science And Exploration
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Previous searches for moons around Vesta have found nothing to an upper limit of 22.5 magnitude, that corresponds to 44 +/- 4 m diameter assuming the same albedo as Vesta. The Dawn mission's approach phase has dedicated satellite search observations consisting of two mosaic sequences bracketing the first observations of a complete rotation of Vesta scheduled for early July, 2011. In addition, we use the approach optical navigation image sequences for initial satellite searches. We will report any findings from these observations, and upper limits of magnitude and size.

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2011

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