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    • From Recurrent Adaptation to Hebbian Plasticity: Biologically Plausible Networks of Typical and Atypical Sensory Processing 

      Mohan, Vishnu
      Published 2025
      Most computational approaches utilized to study the brain today avoid explicit incorporation of biologically plausible mechanisms, instead prioritizing performance benchmarks. While these networks might display responses ...
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    • Tactile and Multisensory Perception of Low-Level Spatial Features: Investigating the Effects of Crossmodal Interaction and Temporal Context 

      Wang, Guandong
      Published 2025
      Low-level surface features, such as orientation and spatial frequency, are critical for both somatosensory and visual perception. These features are extracted early in cortical processing and serve as the foundation for ...
      Open Access
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    • Investigation of intranuclear inclusion bodies in the hepatocytes of the koala and potential association with herpesvirus infection 

      Lee, Krysten Eve
      Published 2025
      Hepatocellular inclusion bodies are frequently observed in koalas during postmortem examinations, but their cause is unknown. Suspected origins include viral infection, glycogen or protein accumulation, or cytoplasmic ...
      Open Access
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    • Saliva-Based Therapeutic Drug Monitoring To Optimise Tuberculosis Treatment 

      Nguyen, Anh Thi
      Published 2025
      Saliva sampling presents a non-invasive alternative for therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) in multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB). Despite its appeal, adoption has been limited due to insufficient data correlating ...
      USyd Access
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    • Assays of haemostasis in the diagnosis and monitoring of haemophilia 

      Kershaw, Geoffrey Wilson
      Published 2025
      Optimal management of factor replacement therapies for persons with haemophilia requires accurate measurements of post-infusion factor levels to support dosing regimens that minimise the risks of bleeding events from ...
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