THE EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN ANTAGONISTIC SIGNALING PATHWAYS DETERMINES THE NUMBER OF SYNAPSES IN DROSOPHILA.



THE ECONOMIC AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL EXPERIENCES AND COPING RESOURCES OF FAMILY MEMBERS CARING FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH AIDS IN THEIR HOMES IN BHAMBAYI, KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA

There is empirical evidence that families have responded with much resilience and compassion to caring for persons living with AIDS (PWAs) in their homes (Engelbrecht & Kasiram, 2007; Sekokotla & Mturi, 2004; Simpson & Raniga, 2004).At the same time families in poverty-stricken communities are increasingly struggling and failing to provide optimall

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Midlife vulnerability and food insecurity: Findings from low-income adults in the US National Health Interview Survey.

BackgroundFood insecurity, limited access to adequate food, in adulthood is associated with poor health outcomes that suggest a pattern of accelerated aging.However, little is known about factors that impact food insecurity in midlife which in turn could help to identify potential pathways of accelerated aging.MethodsLow-income adults (n = 17,866;

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NK cell depletion in bispecific antibody therapy is associated with lack of HIV control after ART interruption

Abstract HIV infection remains incurable as the virus persists within a latent reservoir of CD4+T cells.Novel approaches to enhance immune responses against HIV are essential for effective control and potential cure of the infection.In this study, we designed a novel tetravalent bispecific antibody (Bi-Ab32/16) to simultaneously target the gp120 vi

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