• Three-dimensional bone and cancer cell model in roller tube and chicken chorioallantoic membrane 

  Ratanasirintrawoot, Adisa (2021)

  BACKGROUND: Oral squamous cell carcinoma is one of the most commonly found cancer and often metastasizes to bone. Bone-cancer models were developed throughout the years in order to replicate true bone-cancer relationships ...
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  The visible imbiber: a critical review of the Irish and alcoholism 

  Buckman, Joan L.; Drake, Susan M.; Noonan, Elinor L.; Ryack, Audrey M. (Boston University, 1975)

  This study addresses itself to the question, "Is there a high prevalence of alcoholism among the Irish?" Theoretical and empirical evidence concerning this problem statement is reviewed. It was the hope of the researchers ...
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  In vitro evaluation of optical coherence tomography and ultrasound probes used in the detection of intact dentin and various anomalies within root canals 

  Birsch, Randolph Edward (2021)

  In dentistry optical coherence tomography (OCT) technology has shown some promise as a method to distinguish between enamel, dentin, and restorative materials of tooth specimens. Ultrasound (US) technology has been reported ...
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  The influence of collagen membranes on bone regeneration in rat tibia after piezo electric vs bur penetration 

  Al Azzawi, Mustafa (2021)

  BACKGROUND: Bone decortication is essential to activate bone based on the Regional Acceleratory Phenomenon (RAP), a post-injury transient bone remodeling phenomenon. The Piezoelectric knife with low ultrasonic frequency ...
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  Structurally constrained peptides as protein-protein interaction modulators 

  Ortet, Paula Cristina Teixeira (2021)

  A limited number of drug targets can be exploited by conventional drug-like compounds as the vast majority of disease-associated targets are involved in protein-protein interactions (PPI). PPI targets possess binding ...
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  Deep representation learning for photorealistic content creation 

  Xia, Xide (2021)

  We study the problem of deep representation learning for photorealistic content creation. This is a critical component in many computer vision applications ranging from virtual reality, videography, and even retail and ...
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  Amniotic Growth Factor induced bone formation in a mouse ex-vivo model 

  Bamashmous, Abdullah Othman (2021)

  BACKGROUND: Cells, growth factors and scaffold are the 3 fundamental factors currently proposed necessary for tissue regeneration. The use of these components has to be orchestrated precisely for ideal functional tissue ...
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  The effect of osteoblast addition to critical defect and the effect of D4 and D5 resolvins to calvaria 

  Shah, Nischit (2021)

  OBJECTIVE: A calvarial defect model was used to study the effect of additions of osteoblasts in both a grid culture and implantation onto chick embryo membrane. The secondary aim was to study the effects of resolvins D4 ...
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  Effects of Zika virus on neural precursor cell types and microencephaly in a model of direct embryonic murine brain infection 

  Shelton, Samantha (2021)

  Prenatal exposure to Zika virus (ZIKV) can result in microencephaly and congenital Zika syndrome but why some brain cells and structures are initially spared by the virus is unknown. Here, a novel murine model of ZIKV ...
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  Exploring fibrosis in muscular dystrophy through modulation of the TGF-beta pathway 

  St. Andre, Michael William (2021)

  The extracellular matrix (ECM) of the skeletal muscle provides the framework for the muscle structure and plays a key role in the repair and maintenance of myofibers through the resident fibroblasts and muscle satellite ...

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