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Premature Aging In Serious Mental Illness, Breno S Diniz, Gabriel R Fries, Chia-Ling Kuo, Ming Xu, Eric J Lenze

Faculty, Staff and Student Publications

Serious mental illnesses (SMIs), including major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia, have long been linked to cognitive decline, multiple chronic medical conditions, and premature mortality. These factors significantly contribute to the severe disability seen in SMIs, extending beyond the severity of psychopathology and indicating a premature aging phenotype associated with these conditions. The mechanisms that underlie the relationship between SMIs and the premature aging phenotype are not well understood, but recent evidence suggests that individuals with SMIs may exhibit accelerated biological aging. In this review, we present a comprehensive analysis of the current literature, demonstrating the potential association of …

Foxo1 Inhibition And Fadd Knockdown Have Opposing Effects On Anticancer Drug-Induced Cytotoxicity And P21 Expression In Osteosarcoma Cells, Danielle Walker, Antanay Hall, Alexis Bonwell, Nancy Gordon, Danielle Robinson

Faculty, Staff and Student Publications

Forkhead box class O1 (FOXO1) and fas-associated death domain (FADD) regulate cell death pathways and homeostatic processes such as cell cycle progression and apoptosis. FADD phosphorylation promotes nuclear localization of FOXO1, and FOXO1 regulates FADD expression. Therefore, it is plausible that FOXO1 and FADD have synergistic or antagonistic effects on cell cycle regulation and the response to anticancer drug treatment in cancer cells. In the present study, we report that AS1842856-mediated inhibition of FOXO1 reverses anticancer drug-induced cytotoxicity, while FADD knockdown increases anticancer drug-induced cytotoxicity in osteosarcoma (OS). Reversed anticancer drug-induced cytotoxicity was accompanied by G2/M cell cycle arrest and …

Quality Control Of Actinium-225 And 225ac-Radiopharmaceuticals: Francium-221 To Be Or Not To Be?, Miguel Toro-Gonzalez, Luke Wheeless, Vijai Kumar Reddy Tangadanchu, Cory Hawkins, Shannon Provo, William Smith, Michael Hommen, Dan Devries, Jim Harvey, Tyler Drum, Diane S Abou

2020-Current year OA Pubs

BACKGROUND: Actinium-225 radiopharmaceuticals have drawn great interest in cancer therapy due to their tumor-specific delivery of cytotoxic alpha-particles. Quality control (QC) is critical for these potent agents and there is currently no consensus for best practice of actinium-225 QC. Detection of actinium-225 (T

RESULTS: The plastic silicon scanner resulted in RCY% differences between 30 min and > 5 h evaluations, whereas the gas-filled proportional counter, when varying voltages, showed minor differences. Similarly, HPGe-TLC demonstrated equivalent RCY% between both equilibria. The NaI(Tl), LSC- TLC, and HPLC-gamma counting significantly underestimated RCY% or RCP% at 30 min. Considering gamma well counting LOQ and

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Decision In Art. 78 Proceeding - Johnston, Frank (2023-04-13)

Decisions in Art. 78 Proceedings

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The Effects Of Percussion Therapy (Theragun™) On Recovery From Contraction-Induced Muscle Damage In Highly Trained Participants, Maja Gebauer, Oscar Chavez Jr., Jonathan W. Specht, Whitley C. Atkins, Christine M. Mermier, Michael Deyhle

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

The Effects of Percussion Therapy (Theragun™) on Recovery from Contraction-Induced Muscle Damage in Highly Trained Participants

MAJA GEBAUER, OSCAR CHAVEZ JR., JONATHAN W. SPECHT, WHITLEY C. ATKINS CHRISTINE MERMIER & MICHAEL R. DEYHLE

Exercise Science Laboratory; Department of Health, Exercise, and Sport Sciences; University of New Mexico; Albuquerque, NM

Category: Doctoral

Advisor / Mentor: Deyhle, Michael ([email protected])

ABSTRACT

The impacts of percussion therapy on athletes is not fully understood. PURPOSE: Investigate the effects of a two-minute treatment with a percussion gun (Theragun™) on muscle soreness, ROM, and strength performance following eccentric exercise of the hamstring muscles in highly trained …

Real-Time Hemodynamic Deterioration Following Polymorphic Ventricular Tachycardia In A Patient With Preexisting Aicd Implanted With Lvad, Dhruvil Patel, Maya Guglin, Deepa Iyer, Chonyang Albert, Jagpreet Grewal, Kenneth Dulnuan

The VAD Journal

Ventricular arrhythmias (VAs) are common in patients with a left ventricular assist device (LVAD), but the literature remains inconclusive regarding the benefits of an automatic implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (AICD) in this population, especially in those with a preexisting device before LVAD implantation. Here, we report the acute hemodynamic consequences of polymorphic ventricular tachycardia in a patient with a preexisting biventricular AICD who was implanted with an LVAD (HeartMate 3). This case underscores the importance of considering AICD placement on a case-by-case basis and highlights the need for a well-designed study to establish its benefit in this population.

Making Cents: Life Below The Bottom Rung, Caoimhghin Ó. Croidheáin

Fast Capitalism

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Howard Zinn: A Public Intellectual Who Mattered, Henry A. Giroux

Fast Capitalism

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The Nostalgia Of Jon Stewart: The Looming Extinction Of Journalism, James C. Smoot

Fast Capitalism

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Europe: Dream Of Unity, Reality Of Divisions, Aleš Debeljak

Fast Capitalism

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Blast Wind: Phantomenology, Modernity, And The Remains Of Art, Gary Kochhar-Lindgren

Fast Capitalism

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Mayhem, Magic, Movement, And Methods: Teaching And Learning About Hearing And Listening, Tara Brabazon

Fast Capitalism

This is an article about a course, but shadows a much wider history of online education, media literacies and sonic media.[1] Teaching research methods is difficult.[2] Students hate it. Staff tolerate it. Occasionally, there is a comrade or sister who demonstrates as much commitment to Marxist and feminist research methods as Paris Hilton does to shopping, but most of the time it is hard to summon enthusiasm. Students approach these often mandatory courses with the excitement of a dental appointment. Similarly, academic staff justify such courses as being good for students, like regular flossing. I had a problem. I had …

Community Accessibility: Tweeters Take Responsibility For An Accessible Web 2.0, Katie Ellis, Mike Kent

Fast Capitalism

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Death-Drive America: On Scott Wilson's Vision Of The Cultural Politics Of American Nihilism In The Age Of Supercapitalismmark, Mark Featherstone

Fast Capitalism

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Looking Over The Cliff: Globalizing Inequalities And The Challenge For A Global Social Theory, Jason Powell

Fast Capitalism

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Activism In The Fast Lane: Social Movements And The Neglect Of Time, Kamilla Kamilla Pietrzyk

Fast Capitalism

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Front Matter, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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About The Authors, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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Full Issue, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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The Aperspectival Playfulness Of Allan Leslie Combs, Zeke Floro

Journal of Conscious Evolution

This commemorative article reflects on the work of the late Dr. Allan Leslie Combs, a pioneering scholar in consciousness studies and an influential mentor. The essay argues that his scholarly writing, characterized by profound openness, heartfelt compassion, and sharp wit, represents an embodiment of the integral consciousness he writes about. Through a close reading of his essays and a personal reflection on his mentorship, the article connects his playful style to Jean Gebser’s concept of aperspectival consciousness and frames his humor within Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy of divine “play” (lila), concluding that, for Combs, scholarship is an embodied practice …

Fiction Chronicle: Brian Moore, Philip F. O'Connor, And Others, Robert Phillips

Ontario Review

ROBERT PHILLIPS, a former OR contributor, has published fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews in various North American journals, including American Review, Southwest Review, Commonweal, and Modern Poetry Studies. His books include The Confessional Poets, Denton Welch, and Aspects of Alice: Lewis Carroll's Dreamchild. A resident of Katonah, New York, he is currently editing the unpublished poems of Delmore Schwartz.

Poetry Chronicle: Erica Jong, Peter Wild, And Others, John Ditsky

Ontario Review

JOHN DITSKY, a former contributor to OR, has published poetry, essays, and reviews in a number of North American journals. He is poetry editor of Windsor Review and Professor of English at the University of Windsor, where he teaches American literature and Modern Drama.

Fineline Drawings, Bela Egyedi

Ontario Review

BELA EGYEDI of Montreal has published in Fiddlehead, Antigonish Review, Palette, and elsewhere. His work has appeared in group shows in Paris, Barcelona, Lisbon, and Rijeka, Yugoslavia.

Scenes From Rural Ontario, Terry W. Self

Ontario Review

TERRY W. SELF, a graduate of the University of Windsor, is one of six Windsor photographers on exhibit at the new Art Gallery of Windsor. His work has been exhibited at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and the Eastman Kodak Museum in Rochester, New York.

Risks And Possibilities: The Poetry Of A. R. Ammons, Peter Stevens

Ontario Review

PETER STEVENS, whose Pavase sequence appeared in Ontario Review #2, is former poetry editor of Canadian Forum and the author of numerous articles, poems, and reviews. His most recent book is And the Dying Sky Like Blood, a cycle of poems for Norman Bethune. He teaches at the University of Windsor.

Useful Fictions: Legends Of The Self In Roth, Blaise, Kroetsch, And Nowlan, Ann Mandel

Ontario Review

ANN MANDEL teaches Canadian and American literature at York University, Toronto, and has recently published a monograph Measures: Robert Creeley's Poetry with Coach House Press.

The Aleutians, Thomas Dillon Redshaw

Ontario Review

THOMAS DILLON REDSHAW's first collection of poems, Heimaey, was published by The Dolman Press in Dublin. He is now preparing a second volume entitled Heal When.

Field Trip, Art Hill

Ontario Review

ART HILL of Birmingham, Michigan is the author of an essay on Malcolm Lowry which appeared in a recent issue of Canadian Literature.

Two Poems: Opening Up; I Preserve My Father's Live Body, Joe David Bellamy

Ontario Review

JOE DAVID BELLAMY's most recent book is The New Fiction: Interviews with Innovative American Writers (University of Illinois Press). An associate professor of English at St. Lawrence University, he is also editor of fiction international. His work has appeared in a number of magazines, including Atlantic Monthly, Partisan Review, and Novel.

From Ikons Of A Coast, Charles Lillard

Ontario Review

CHARLES LILLARD has recently been teaching at the University of Victoria; his poems have appeared in a number of magazines, among them Malahat, Prism, Mainline, Fiddlehead, Quarry, and West Coast Review. He has also done translations from German, Dutch, and Nootkan. His most recent book is Jabble, a long poem.