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    • Australian tidal wetlands and their response to sea-level rise 

      Saintilan, Neil
      Published 2025
      This thesis examines the dynamics, trophic relationships, and climate change responses of mangrove and saltmarsh ecosystems through five interconnected themes, spanning over two decades of research from local to global ...
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    • Synthesis of cyclic glycopeptide inhibitors of P-selectin and glycans from Gram negative bacteria 

      Lehmann, Christopher Markus
      Published 2024
      Proteins are the most abundant and diverse class of biological macromolecules and are involved in virtually all physiological processes. The majority of proteins contain post-translational modifications (PTMs) which increase ...
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    • Cannabidiol dose-dependently reduces alcohol intake in mice via a non-5-HT1A receptor mechanism: Exploration of other potential receptor targets 

      Badolato, Connie; Lynch, Erin; Arnold, Jonathon; McGregor, Iain; Bowen, Michael
      Published 2025-01-30
      Background and Purpose: Binge drinking is a risky pattern of alcohol intake and a major predictor of alcohol use disorder (AUD). Current AUD medications have limited efficacy and poor patient compliance, calling for more ...
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    • A detailed streamflow and groundwater salinity dataset for Muttama Creek Catchment, NSW, Australia 

      Vervoort, Rutger Willem; van Ogtrop, Floris; Tambrchi, Mina; Akter, Farzina; Buzacott, Alexander; Lessels, Jason; Moloney, James; Kundu, Dipangkar; Dijkstra, Feike; Bishop, Thomas
      Published 2025-01-30
      Dryland salinity remains a major natural resource management concern, specifcially in Australia, but also globally. However, a lack of detailed space-time data sets with observations of stream and groundwater salinity has ...
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    • Soil Moisture daily data for the Llara Landscape Rehydration Project 

      Vervoort, Rutger Willem; Graaf, Amanda
      Published 2025-01-30
      Landscape rehydration is a method that aims to regenerate the agricultural landsacpe while remaining productive. This dataset consists of data from uncalibrated soil moisture probes installed at Llara in Narrabri on the ...
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