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University of North Texas Health Science Center
Education•Fort Worth, Texas, United States•
About: University of North Texas Health Science Center is a education organization based out in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. It is known for research contribution in the topics: Population & Receptor. The organization has 2972 authors who have published 5401 publications receiving 153180 citations. The organization is also known as: UNT Health Science Center & UNTHSC.
Topics: Population, Receptor, Health care, Neuroprotection, Cancer
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TL;DR: Psychiatric comorbidity in MS deserves greater clinical attention than has been previously paid, because the presence of psychopathology may have deleterious effects on the disease process and impair coping with disability.
Abstract: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the central nervous system. Demyelinization of nerve fibres not only affects the motor and sensory systems functionally, but may also cause psychopathological signs and symptoms. In addition to the psychiatric manifestations of MS, many patients have reactive psychological problems that are often hard to distinguish from the 'organic' causation of psychopathology. In any event, psychiatric comorbidity in MS deserves greater clinical attention than has been previously paid, because the presence of psychopathology may have deleterious effects on the disease process and impair coping with disability.
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TL;DR: Although cardiac variables did not change significantly during manipulative intervention with lymphatic pump techniques, cardiac output and heart rate did increase during physical activity.
Abstract: The thoracic pump and the abdominal pump are osteopathic manipulative (OM) lymphatic pump techniques frequently used by osteopathic physicians to treat patients with infections (eg, pneumonia, otitis media). Although there is a widely accepted belief among the osteopathic medical profession that increasing lymphatic flow is beneficial, no measurements of lymph flow during osteopathic manipulative treatment have been reported. The authors surgically instrumented five mongrel dogs to record lymphatic flow in the thoracic duct (TDF) and cardiac variables during three intervention protocols. After recovery from surgery, canine subjects were placed in a standing-support sling, and TDF, cardiac output, mean aortic blood pressure, and heart rate were recorded during two randomized 30-second sessions of manipulative intervention using the osteopathic thoracic pump and abdominal pump techniques on two successive days. Lymph flow in the thoracic duct increased from 1.57+/-0.20 mL x min(-1) to a peak TDF of 4.80+/-1.73 mL x min(-1) during abdominal pump, and from 1.20+/-0.41 mL x min(-1) to 3.45+/-1.61 mL x min(-1) during thoracic pump. Lymph flow in the thoracic duct and cardiac variables were also recorded for canine subjects during physical activity (ie, treadmill exercise at 3 miles per hour at 0% incline). During physical activity, TDF increased from 1.47+/-0.33 mL x min(-1) to 5.81+/-1.30 mL x min(-1). Although cardiac variables did not change significantly during manipulative intervention with lymphatic pump techniques, cardiac output and heart rate did increase during physical activity. The authors conclude that physical activity and manipulative intervention using thoracic pump and abdominal pump techniques produced net increases in TDF (P<.05).
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TL;DR: The levels of oxidatively modified proteins examined in blood from Alzheimer's disease patients, non-AD controls, and AD relatives suggest that such oxidized proteins may be useful as biomarkers for the detection and evaluation of AD.
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TL;DR: A subset of CD8 T cells that have innate non-antigen-specific capabilities has been implicated in self-reactivity, which could lead to autoimmunity.
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TL;DR: Findings suggest a critical role for SR-BI in cholesterol metabolism, signaling, motility, and proliferation of cancer cells and thus a potential major impact in carcinogenesis and metastasis and opportunities for the development of new technologies are discussed.
Abstract: Malignant tumors display remarkable heterogeneity to the extent that even at the same tissue site different types of cells with varying genetic background may be found. In contrast, a relatively consistent marker the scavenger receptor type B1 (SR-B1) has been found to be consistently over expressed by most tumor cells. In addition, the SR-B1 receptor has been shown to serve as a potential gateway for the delivery of therapeutic agents when reconstituted high density lipoprotein (rHDL) nanoparticles are used for their transport to cancer cells and tumors. Opportunities for the development of new technologies, particularly in the areas of cancer therapy and tumor imaging are discussed.
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Name | H-index | Papers | Citations |
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John T. Potts | 90 | 359 | 29359 |
Evan A. Stein | 80 | 340 | 36392 |
James W. Simpkins | 79 | 431 | 20574 |
Robert J. Gatchel | 79 | 494 | 25583 |
Douglas B. Cines | 79 | 397 | 27792 |
Ranajit Chakraborty | 77 | 407 | 25474 |
Kunlin Jin | 75 | 258 | 23282 |
Bruce Budowle | 70 | 613 | 20227 |
Lisa L. Barnes | 69 | 280 | 20190 |
Abbot F. Clark | 65 | 297 | 13938 |
Yong Fang Kuo | 65 | 447 | 14938 |
Alexander C. Wagenaar | 63 | 241 | 13661 |
David P. Siderovski | 62 | 180 | 19698 |
Yogesh C. Awasthi | 61 | 254 | 12304 |
Ignacy Gryczynski | 61 | 545 | 16705 |