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  1. Synoptic scale climatic forcing of multispecies fish recruitment patterns in Chesapeake Bay

    … this Chesapeake Bay Anadromous-Shelf Spawner (CBASS) recruitment pattern was compared to spring climatic variability in the Mid Atlantic region. Using principal components analysis, cluster analysis, and a gridded sea level pressure (SLP) data set, an objective circulation classification …

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  2. The effect of cognitive bias video instruction on high school biology student acceptance of evolution: Implications for teachers and educational leaders

    … Assessment For Science Students – Evolution. The CBASS-E assesses both the level of non-acceptance of evolution, as well as how intensely participants demonstrate four specific cognitive biases. The four biases measured on the CBASS-E are anchoring, bandwagon effect, confirmation bias, and wishful …

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  3. Ancient Immune Systems: Sensing and Signaling in Bacterial-Phage Conflict

    … antiphage signaling systems (CBASS) recognize infection through the recognition of structured bacteriophage RNAs [5]. These RNAs bind bacterial cyclases, promoting the production of a signaling molecule that activates downstream effectors to mount an immune response. Since …

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  4. Molecular Mechanisms of Sensing and Synergy by Anti-Bacteriophage Immune Systems in Staphylococcus

    … that a newly discovered defense system called CBASS, the bacterial homolog to the cGASSTING innate immune pathway in eukaryotes, confers anti-viral defense in staphylococci. Specifically, a minimal type I CBASS operon from Staphylococcus schleiferi that is also broadly present in other species, …

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