"The authors of retracted articles gain the most out of the continuous readership and citations of their articles. We should all remember that an author’s h-index score does not distinguish between positive and negative citations. Therefore, even if a retracted article is negatively cited, the citations counts are still calculated towards a higher h-index. In addition, the references appearing on retracted articles also gain since they are too counted towards total citations."

"It was reported that inattentive ADHD in Egypt constituted high percentage of the finally diagnosed cases."

"I am the main supervisor from the National Research Centre (NRC)."

"Detecting the genetic factors for children with ADHD in the Egyptian population becomes imperative."

"On the Master thesis of my student Malak Doss who is working under my supervision at the NRC."

"Every dwelling must have a private outdoor space . . . to have more pleasure, more freedom"

"Most of what exists has a lifespan which can be extended and prolonged."

"Living well in the city is the most important challenge of our time and our generation."

"Patriarchal leadership styles are hierarchical, and until this paradigm shifts, women will be excluded from leadership in their religious spaces."

"We hypothesize that genetic heterogeneity in the VNTR."

"Is an important factor in the pathophysiology of ADHD and dopamine receptor D4 (DRD4)."

"Is one of the most important candidate genes for ADHD."

"Our findings provide further evidence for an effect of DRD4 where children with smaller number of repeat alleles of this DRD4 gene have higher possibility to develop ADHD In Egyptian children."

"We concluded that taking in consideration the sequence of DRD4 VNTR is very important to estimate the contribution of this dopaminergic receptor to the pathophysiology of ADHD."

"I do hope they recognize that I care deeply about Trinity and trying to make it a stronger institution, that fundamentally I want to leave the place better than it was when I came. It isn’t about me; it is about a better Trinity and my hopes for higher education being better and stronger for the country."

"I can admit now, in retrospect, that when you’re a Black female and you’re the only one in a particular situation, when something happens, you don’t know whether to view it through a lens of racism or not. You can’t tell because there aren’t other people who look like you. You don’t know if what is happening to you is because of your race or not."

"My mother was executive director of the Los Angeles Girl Scout Council. She was a leader, she knew how to interact with people, and she believed deeply in higher education. She would wake me up every morning and say, ‘You can be anything you want to be.’ If you grow up with that kind of confidence, it has a profound influence on the rest of your life."

"I have heard other women and people of color say that we feel like we have to work harder to prove that we know what we’re talking about. I got to where I am because I worked harder, I dug deeper, and I learned how to bring more people into the conversation and to see my point of view."

"Ci lasciammo perché quando si sta insieme si sta in due e non in duecento."

"Avere grande padronanza dei muscoli addominali e della schiena. Per non scivolare in passerella, grattare le suole. Dentro le scarpe attaccare una striscia di scotch biadesivo, per tenerle più aderenti al piede."

"L’amore per lui è per tutta la vita, ho ancora il suo anello di fidanzamento, ma per il matrimonio serve la fiducia e io all'epoca non l'avevo."

"Pap test, colorectal cancer screening, lung cancer screening and HPV testing need to be addressed and incorporated into the communities we serve."

"Towards that end, we at CBCC have already begun to expand our efforts."

"È stato il più grande amore della mia vita. Siamo stati insieme per tre anni, da novembre dell’88. Io facevo la donna di casa: cucinavo, preparavo le torte, mi prendevo cura di lui. Massimo era molto dolce, e abitudinario."

"There are several cancer prevention screenings that need to be utilized to save lives"

"It has been an honor and privilege to work on behalf of D.C. residents through a leading institution and with dedicated colleagues who truly embody our commitment to justice. As long as health disparities continue to impact populations in this city, we have more work to do."

"They are lifelong proficiencies applicable to other aspects of their lives."

"I always say if I had to do it all over again, I would be a marine microbiologist."

"It's fascinating how we or rather I know so little about microorganisms in the oceans or their interactions with sea creatures."

"Being at an undergraduate institution, I don't see my science as ‘I need to get data."

"In a way the techniques we use are a bit more basic and the students need to learn how to perform them."

"If we need to make some knockout lines, I have to teach them about bacterial growth, aseptic technique, PCR, gel electrophoresis, CRISPR-Cas9."

"I am not very focused and have lots of questions, but I now have teams of undergraduate students working on each of these questions."

"My approach to effective teaching and learning is akin to manoeuvring a railway handcar whereby both learner and teacher work as partners in an environment conducive to learning."

"We just started this project, which I am very excited about."

"I strongly believe that with the active participation of both individuals."

"I am also looking at the transcriptional regulation in the parasite and how this affects its metabolism and virulence."

"I am collaborating with Professor Scott Roy at San Francisco State, an evolutionary biologist, who is interested in alternative splicing, and he is trying to find unique splicing features of Toxoplasma."

"Another feature of Toxoplasma is the presence of specialized secretory organelles (micronemes, rhoptries and dense granules) found in the apical complex."

"We want to understand how Toxoplasma goes from a metabolically fast form (tachyzoite, during the acute phase of infection) where it divides rapidly, to a ‘slow’ form (bradyzoite) that divides slowly and is present during chronic infection."

"During this lifecycle, Toxoplasma also undergoes transcriptional changes."

"How proteins are trafficked to these organelles is not known, and is something we also hope to uncover."

"With bradyzoites, we can look at them in vitro and in mice and they can be easily deactivated."

"I need to publish’ but more as an extension of my teaching."

"I enjoy that, and it's about reinforcing the students' skills and getting the data is almost a result of the students learning those things."

"I find teaching science and how to do it so rewarding that this is my primary focus."

"There are obviously risks with this approach, and the progress can be slow well it is slow."

"My primary objective is to fully engage my students so that they can acquire these values and skills that transcend degree requirements."

"We are tackling this main question from several different angles."

"By trying to identify novel virulence determinants that are required specifically for that first stage of infection."