Jeff Carroll
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The Greatest Game Ever Played - Andrean vs Griffith (Written November of 2014)
It wasn’t exactly spontaneous. Not everything about it, at least. Yes, Tommy Finn would be lying if he told you that he and his 2004 Andrean teammates had practiced this precise situation, 4th down and 26 yards to go, behind by a touchdown, 33 yards from an end zone protected by a Griffith team that had laid a savage beating on them just a few weeks before. But desperation, more generally?
Effects of Premortem Stress on Protein Expression, Steak Color, Oxidation, and Myofibrillar Fragmentation Index in the Longissimus Lumborum
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The Effect of Supplementing CLOSTAT 500 (Bacillus subtilis PB6) to Yearling Steers in a Commercial Feedyard on Health, Salmonella spp. Prevalence, Feedlot Growth Performance and Carcass Characteristics
Kyle Casey The beef industry has dedicated decades of research and resources to addressing the economic burden of the bovine respiratory disease (BRD) complex through vaccine technologies, antibiotic therapies, and management; yet, feedyard mortality rates continue to rise, and BRD remains the most economically detrimental disease to the industry (Peel, 2020).
FDA approves a new drug for symptoms of Huntington's disease
Significant news for the Huntington’s disease community this week, as the USA’s drug regulator, the FDA, has formally approved Austedo, also known as deutetrabenazine, for prescribing in HD. This modified form of tetrabenazine helps control chorea, the jerky movements often found in HD patients, but is taken twice rather than three times a day. Tetrabenazine has a long history as a treatment of Huntington’s disease - which we’ve previously covered at HDBuzz here and here.
Huge study reveals new 'genetic modifiers' of Huntington's disease
By Dr Jeff Carroll Edited by Professor Ed Wild Even though every patient with Huntington’s Disease has a mutation in the same gene, the age at which HD patients develop symptoms varies widely. A global consortium of HD researchers has just published a landmark study of genetic differences between people that might explain some of that variability, producing some tantalizing new targets for drug discovery efforts.
TTB Halts Regulatory Functions
As a result of the government shutdown, TTB has halted regulatory functions. Licensees will not be able to access COLAs Online, Permits Online, or Formulas Online. This also means that ShipCompliant’s integration with COLAs Online will not be available during the shutdown. As soon as appropriations are made available, TTB will work on restoring these functions and we will enable the integration shortly thereafter. Please see the notice that TTB posted on their website below.
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