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Fourteen Uab Honors Students To Showcase Community Projects At Clinton Global Initiative University Summit, Staff
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Uab Students To Showcase High-Impact Community Projects At Clinton Global Initiative University Summit, Staff
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Uab Magazine - Spring 2015, University Of Alabama At Birmingham
Uab Magazine - Spring 2015, University Of Alabama At Birmingham
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Investigating The Regulation Of Alpha-Synuclein Clearance By Alpha-Galactosidase-A In Parkinson Disease, Emily D. Haley, Sonia E. Tse, Hailin Lu, John J. Shacka
Investigating The Regulation Of Alpha-Synuclein Clearance By Alpha-Galactosidase-A In Parkinson Disease, Emily D. Haley, Sonia E. Tse, Hailin Lu, John J. Shacka
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The I507-Atc→Att Silent Codon Change Contributes To The Misfolding Of ∆F508 Cftr, Vedrana Bali
The I507-Atc→Att Silent Codon Change Contributes To The Misfolding Of ∆F508 Cftr, Vedrana Bali
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Synonymous codon changes (SCCs) do not alter the amino acid sequence of proteins, but may significantly change the phenotype. The frequency of synonymous codons is species- and gene-specific, described as codon usage bias (CUB). Over the past 50 years, research has shown that SCCs affect protein biogenesis, development of human disorders and the function of recombinant proteins developed for therapeutic applications. However, the molecular mechanisms by which SCCs alter the function of gene products are not completely understood. In Chapter 2 we summarize present knowledge in this field. The most common cause of cystic fibrosis (CF) is the deletion of …
The Mspa Nanopore As A Sensor For Dna Sequencing, Mikhail Pavlenok
The Mspa Nanopore As A Sensor For Dna Sequencing, Mikhail Pavlenok
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Nanopore sequencing is a novel and promising DNA sequencing method. This single molecule technique is capable of long reads, retains epigenetic information, and is inexpensive and fast. In this method ionic current is measured while single-stranded DNA is electrophoretically translocated through a nanometer-scale pore. Each passing nucleotide blocks current with characteristic amplitude and duration which are used to identify DNA sequence. MspA is the primary porin of M. smegmatis and mediates the diffusion of small, hydrophilic nutrients across the outer membrane. MspA is an octameric, channel-forming protein and represents the founding member of a new class of mycobacterial outer membrane …
Intestinal Microbiota And Its Role In Mucosal And Systemic Immune Responses, Qing Zhao
Intestinal Microbiota And Its Role In Mucosal And Systemic Immune Responses, Qing Zhao
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Host-microbiota mutualism is established with long-term co-evolution. The abundant and diverse microbes colonizing on the surface of the host’s body, especially those in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, play an essential role in the development and maturation of the host’s immune system. Failure of intestinal microbial control may lead to the development of an array of autoimmune diseases, including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). As a well-recognized inflammation mediator, Th17 cells are actually among the most abundant effector CD4+ T cells in the normal adult gut. What the role of intestinal Th17 cells is under steady state conditions and how the intestinal …
Three Studies On Cardiovascular Health: Modifiable Risk Factors And Health Expenditures In Medicare, Kristal Jo Aaron
Three Studies On Cardiovascular Health: Modifiable Risk Factors And Health Expenditures In Medicare, Kristal Jo Aaron
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This dissertation comprises a series of studies conducted on modifiable risk factors as they contribute to cardiovascular health and disease and their associated health service expenditures and utilization. Specific topics in this compilation include (1) exploring the role of dietary sodium and potassium intake in cardiovascular health and disease; (2) examination of direct health expenditures in the Medicare-linked REasons for Geographic And Racial Differences in Stroke (REGARDS) cohort as associated with Life’s Simple 7 (LS7), a composite measure of cardiovascular health defined by the American Heart Association (AHA) that is based on seven modifiable risk factors (blood pressure, blood cholesterol, …
Hiv-1 Adaptation To T-Cell Responses During Infection, Victor Yimin Du
Hiv-1 Adaptation To T-Cell Responses During Infection, Victor Yimin Du
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recommended vitamin D intake, and perceived barriers to adequate calcium intake
Bcla As An Adjunct To Current Bacillus Anthracis Vaccination And Therapy Protocols, Juan Bosco Rodriguez Barrantes
Bcla As An Adjunct To Current Bacillus Anthracis Vaccination And Therapy Protocols, Juan Bosco Rodriguez Barrantes
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Bacillus anthracis (Ba) is a Gram,-positive zoonotic bacterium that causes inhala- tional, cutaneous and intestinal Anthrax Disease. Although the infectious form of Ba is its endospore (spore), only the tripartite toxin-producing vegetative bacteria causes disease pathology. While current vaccination strategies target the Protective Antigen (PA) com- ponent of this toxin, vaccine-elicited immunity to the spore form of Ba is lacking. How- ever, vaccines targeting spore components of Ba have the potential to neutralize the in- fectious form of Ba. We sought to determine if antibodies elicited through immunization with the main antigenic component of the spore surface- Bacillus collagen-like protein …
Uab Looks To Build On Many 2014 Successes In The New Year, Jim Bakken
Uab Looks To Build On Many 2014 Successes In The New Year, Jim Bakken
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New Study Of Proteins In Space Could Yield Better Understanding, New Drug Development, In Addition To Future Scientists, Jim Bakken
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Merlin Honored As Young Leader In Hospice And Palliative Care, Staff
Merlin Honored As Young Leader In Hospice And Palliative Care, Staff
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Seven Faculty Awarded Emeritus Status, Natalie Wade
Seven Faculty Awarded Emeritus Status, Natalie Wade
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Doctors Warn - Don't Let Other Diseases Distract From Flu, Jim Bakken
Doctors Warn - Don't Let Other Diseases Distract From Flu, Jim Bakken
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Enterovirus D68 Or Flu? How Do You Know What Your Child Has? Flu Question Of The Week, Staff
Enterovirus D68 Or Flu? How Do You Know What Your Child Has? Flu Question Of The Week, Staff
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Infectious Disease Pearls From David C. Pigott, Md, Professor Of Emergency Medicine At The University Of Alabama At Birmingham, Staff
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Uab Physician To Be Featured On National Network Show Oct. 31, Staff
Uab Physician To Be Featured On National Network Show Oct. 31, Staff
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Flu Question Of The Week: Who Can Receive The Nasal Spray Vaccine? Who Shouldn't?, Staff
Flu Question Of The Week: Who Can Receive The Nasal Spray Vaccine? Who Shouldn't?, Staff
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5 Reasons To Get Your Hepatitis C Test Now, Staff
5 Reasons To Get Your Hepatitis C Test Now, Staff
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Flu Question Of The Week: If The Flu Shot Targets The Same Strains As Last Year, Do I Need Another One?, Staff
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Alabama Hospitals Prepare For Ebola, Staff
Birmingham Hospital Treating Three Kids With Neurological Symptoms Possibly Linked To Enterovirus 68, Staff
Birmingham Hospital Treating Three Kids With Neurological Symptoms Possibly Linked To Enterovirus 68, Staff
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Uab Is Prepared For Ebola, Other Infectious Diseases, Jim Bakken
Uab Is Prepared For Ebola, Other Infectious Diseases, Jim Bakken
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Uab Graduate Leads Ebola Containment Efforts In Nigeria, Jim Bakken
Uab Graduate Leads Ebola Containment Efforts In Nigeria, Jim Bakken
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Joint Uab, Birmingham Aids Outreach Project Re-Engaging Patients In Care, Jim Bakken
Joint Uab, Birmingham Aids Outreach Project Re-Engaging Patients In Care, Jim Bakken
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Possible Respiratory Virus Affecting Children Spreads To Alabama, Staff
Possible Respiratory Virus Affecting Children Spreads To Alabama, Staff
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Alabama Children Are Latest Believed To Be Hit By Rare Respiratory Virus, Staff
Alabama Children Are Latest Believed To Be Hit By Rare Respiratory Virus, Staff
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Sociology Doctoral Student Earns Fellowship Grant From Nih, Staff
Sociology Doctoral Student Earns Fellowship Grant From Nih, Staff
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Kennedy Keeps Things Running Smoothly, Natalie Wade
Kennedy Keeps Things Running Smoothly, Natalie Wade
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