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Agent-based model of the human colon to investigate mechanisms of pathogen colonization resistance

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By Samantha Fletcher, Carly Ching, Darash Desai, Muhammad Hamid Zaman, Mark Paladin Suprenant
| Cell Press Verified
Significance The host gut microbiome plays a significant role in fighting infection from diarrheal pathogens and preventing serious disease. However, the specific mechanisms behind microbiome influence are not well defined. We present a computational model of the simplified human colon to represent the resistance of pathogen colonization at the colonic epithelium and facilitate the investigation of microbiome mechanisms against disease.
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Effects of Antibiotic Interaction on Antimicrobial Resistance Development in Wastewater

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By Indorica Sutradhar, Carly Ching, Darash Desai, Zachary J Heins
| biorxiv.org
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PharmaChk: A decade of research and development towards the first quantitative, field-based medicine quality screening instrument

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By Andrew James Acevedo, Darash Desai, Muhammad O. Zaman, Gabriela Apiou-Sbirlea
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
PharmaChk: A decade of research and development towards the first quantitative, field-based medicine quality screening instrument Andrew James Acevedo, Darash Desai, Muhammad Zaman and Gabriela Apiou-Sbirlea Abstract Biomedical and clinical scientists play a major role in translating observations into interventions – therapeutics, diagnostics, and medical devices including screening instruments – that improve the health of individuals and the public.
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