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Mathematical Modeling of Neural Stem Cell Migration within Brain using Multi-Fiber Tractography

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By Austin Hansen Verified, Russell C. Rockne, Vikram Adhikarla, Margarita Gutova
| biorxiv.org
Abstract An agent-based model of therapeutic neural stem cell (NSC) migration is developed and used to predict the migration of NSCs in naive mouse brain. The model utilizes generalized q-sampling imaging which resolves white matter fibers that cross in the brain and is shown to better account for variations in NSC migration patterns as compared to diffusion tensor imaging.
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"Isolating Highly Specific Antibodies Against Cancer Target HPRT" by Austin J. Hansen, Christopher J. Haynie et al.

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By Austin Hansen Verified, Christopher J. Haynie, Kiara V. Whitley, Michelle Townsend
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Files Keywords Cancer Immunotherapy, Biomarker, Antibody Abstract Effective immunotherapeutic targeting of cancer cells requires identification of specific antigenic differences between cancerous and healthy cells. Hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase (HPRT) is a cytoplasmic enzyme involved in the salvage pathway for DNA synthesis.
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2 Reasons You Should Start Delete-Repeating (and Reclaim Your Brain)

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By Austin Hansen Verified
| Medium
Before my graduate training to become a therapist, I had this friend in college that was very social, very dramatic, and above all, very distracted. One day I came over to her apartment and found her on the couch. One hand on her forehead, the other on her heart, she let out long, ugly sighs. "What's wrong with her?" I asked her roommate in the kitchen.
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