Supplemental Material: Mercury evidence of Emeishan volcanism driving the mid-Capitanian (Middle Permian) extinction

AbstractMercury is a heavy metal widely distributed in nature, both as the metallic element (Hg0) and as inorganic or organic compounds of its oxidation products, the mercurous (Hg...

AbstractMercury exists in three oxidation states: Hg0(metallic), Hg+(mercurous), and Hg2+(mercuric) mercury. In organometallic derivatives, mercuric mercury is covalently bound to ...

Mercury concentration anomalies in sedimentary successions are widely considered as proxies for volcanism and together with negative carbon isotope (δ13C) excursions, are ...

Since mercury is ubiquitous, everyone consumes trace amounts. It can be found in all food and water, with higher concentrations in foods grown in areas having higher concentrations...

Abstract Mercury has been known to be a trace contaminant in natural gas and condensate produced from Unocal Thailand's operations in the Gulf of Thailand since 1...

<p>Supplemental figures Supplemental Fig. 1. TRIM29 is highly expressed in stratified epithelial tissues. Supplemental Fig. 2. The expression levels of TRIM29 protein are as ...

<p>Supplemental figures Supplemental Fig. 1. TRIM29 is highly expressed in stratified epithelial tissues. Supplemental Fig. 2. The expression levels of TRIM29 protein are as ...

Abstract Fear extinction learning and retrieval are critical for decreasing fear responses to a stimulus that no longer poses a threat. While it ...