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Maternal control during prenatal oxycodone exposure: differential effects of voluntary versus involuntary self-administration on offspring substance use vulnerability in rats

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By Kerri E. Budge, Fair Vassoler, Elizabeth Byrnes, Chantal CA Aaron, Sara B. Isgate
| Nature Verified
Abstract Prenatal opioid exposure is a growing clinical concern, yet the impact of maternal control over drug intake on long-term offspring outcomes remains unclear. Here, we utilized a translational rat model to examine how the mode of oxycodone administration during pregnancy influences substance use vulnerability in adult offspring.
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Microfluidic Platform for Multiparametric Profiling of Fibrin Permeability, Fibrinolysis, and Cell Invasion

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By Elizabeth Byrnes, Halston Deal, Sanika Pandit
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Blood coagulation features a coordinated response from numerous coagulation factors, culminating in the assembly of an insoluble fibrin mesh from soluble fibrinogen monomers [1-3]. Fibrin provides a significant amount of structural integrity to platelet and red blood cell aggregates that assemble to stop bleeding. After cessation of bleeding, fibrin serves as a growth factor reservoir and physical substrate for infiltrating cells during wound healing [4, 5].
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Faculty Honored Across Tufts for Excellence in Teaching and Research

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By Elizabeth Byrnes
| now.tufts.edu
At the conclusion of each academic year, the university’s schools recognize excellence in research and teaching among the members of their individual faculties. This spring, the following faculty members were recognized, as listed below. The Faculty Research Awards Committee Distinguished Scholar Award Julian Agyeman, professor, Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning Gerard R.
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