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Kelly Crebs
Researcher at University of Utah
Publications - 3
Citations - 37
Kelly Crebs is an academic researcher from University of Utah. The author has contributed to research in topics: Systems biology & Transcriptome. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 2 publications receiving 37 citations.
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The Efficacy of Indium-111-Polyclonal IgG for the Detection of Infection and Inflammation
Frederick L. Datz,Carol E. Anderson,Raj Ahluwalia,John H. Whiting,Frank V. Gabor,Kathryn A. Morton,Paul E. Christian,Kelly Crebs,Maggie Neptune,Donald A. Rauh +9 more
TL;DR: Indium-111-polyclonal IgG is an effective imaging agent of infection and/or inflammation that is useful in a variety of infections and in severe inflammatory diseases.
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Biodistribution and dosimetry of indium-111-polyclonal IgG in normal subjects
Frederick L. Datz,Frank P. Castronovo,Paul E. Christian,Carol E. Anderson,Kelly Crebs,Kathryn A. Morton,Donald A. Rauh +6 more
TL;DR: The biodistribution of 111In IgG is similar to that of 99mTc-HMPAO-labeled leukocytes, and activity in the liver, kidneys and GI tract may make evaluation of infection in these regions difficult.
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Systems-level patterns in biological processes are changed under prolongevity interventions and across biological age
Tomasz Wilmanski,Priyanka Baloni,Miguel Robinson,Gonzalo G. Garcia,Michael R. Hoopmann,Mukul Kumar Midha,Delia Hanson Baxter,Miriam S. Maes,Seamus Morrone,Kelly Crebs,Charu Kapil,Ulrike Kusebauch,Jack Wiedrick,Jodi Lapidus,Jennifer C. Lovejoy,Andrew T. Magis,Christopher Lausted,J. Roach,Gustavo Glusman,Nicholas J. Schork,Eric S. Orwoll,Nathan D. Price,Leroy Hood,R. A. Miller,Robert L. Moritz,Noa Rappaport +25 more
TL;DR: In mouse cohorts, Differential Rank Conservation analyses of liver proteomics and transcriptomics show that mechanistically distinct prolongevity interventions tighten the regulation of aging-related biological modules, including fatty acid metabolism and inflammation processes, and in a human cohort spanning the majority of the adult lifespan, regulation of biological modules does not monotonically loosen with age.