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New insights into viral nuclear trafficking
Viruses are responsible for many of the world's most serious diseases. In Canada, viral infections remain the…
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New Perspectives on Gender, Diversity, and Health Policy, Planning, and Services
The primary methods for identifying and responding to differences between men and women in the health context…
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Presynaptic voltage-gated calcium channels: binding and regulation by SNARE proteins
Electrical signals are the fastest signals in our bodies. These signals are mediated by ion channels, specialized…
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Preventing falls and disability in older adults after hip fracture
Every year, more than 20,000 people in Canada sustain a hip fracture. Of these, up to 20%…
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Production of high-quality proteins in plants for screening and treatment of human lysosomal storage diseases
Lysosomes are structures that digest materials within the cell. Lysosomal storage diseases are devastating diseases caused by…
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Reconceptualizing the Formation of the Therapeutic Alliance from the Patient’s Viewpoint using a Mixed Methods Research Design
The nature of the relationship between a healthcare provider and an individual receiving care has an impact…
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Regulation of T Cell Development, Function and Transformation by Interleukin-7.
Immune disorders – such as immunodeficiencies, leukemia and lymphoma, autoimmunity, and allergy – are significant health problems.…
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Role of the startle reflex and cervical multifidus in whiplash injury
Low-speed rear-end collisions can generate whiplash injuries, especially when the victim is unprepared for the collision. Neck…
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Sex differences in patients presenting with acute myocardial infarction or chest pain without angiographic evidence of coronary disease
Although heart disease is a leading cause of death for men and women, sex/gender differences in the…
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Stimulation of Brain Activity and Recovery of Function after Stroke
Stroke is the third leading cause of death and the most common cause of adult disability in…
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Structural dynamics of hERG potassium channel gating studied using voltage clamp fluorimetry
Ion channels are cardiac membrane proteins that control the flow of ions like sodium and potassium in…
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