-
The roles of valvular myofibroblasts and endothelium in the development of human cardiac valvular disease
Read moreVascular disease is the largest single cause of death in developed nations, and the incidence of cardiac valvular disease (disease in heart…
-
Therapeutic existential experiences during wilderness exposure: Implications for wilderness therapy programs
Read moreMark Ring already holds a PhD in Biochemistry, but his focus shifted recently to work on a degree in the social sciences.…
-
Transcriptional regulation of HIV LTR and mechanism of HIV latency and reactivation
Read moreAnti-retroviral therapy for HIV typically suppresses the virus in patients’ blood to undetectable levels, enabling people with the infection to live symptom-free.…
-
Alternative Signaling of the Glucose-dependent Insulinotropic Polypeptide (GIP) Receptor
Read moreJan Ehses is conducting research that may contribute to improved treatment of type 2 diabetes, a form of the disease that occurs…
-
2001
Aminophylline bolus in bradyasystolic cardiac arrest: a randomized placebo-controlled trial
Read moreCardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops pumping blood effectively. Without blood flow, no oxygen circulates and brain damage can occur within…
-
Analysis of altered gene expression in YAC transgenic mouse models for Huntington disease
Read moreResearch has confirmed that an inherited mutation in the huntingtin protein causes Huntington disease, a progressive and ultimately fatal neurological disorder that…
-
2001
Analysis of prostate cancer progression using functional genomic approaches
Read moreIn the early stages of prostate cancer, tumour growth is regulated by male sex hormones, called androgens. In treatment, androgens are removed…
-
2001
Angiogenesis in ischemia
Read moreI am examining angiogenesis – the process of how blood vessels grow – to learn how to make more blood vessels grow…