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Matthew Taylor

  • Senior Director, FTI Consulting
Bozeman
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Inflammation as a mediating pathway between social defeat and mental health in humans: A systematic review

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By Shivank Sharma, Matthew Taylor, Zara Sadiq, Yiqiao Wang, Balachandran Kumarendran, Sian Griffiths, Tanya Kashyap, Hanlei Shao, Zeba Sulaiman
| Nature
Abstract Social Defeat (SD), an animal-derived concept characterised by experiences of subordination, may influence biological mechanisms affecting mental health. Despite evidence linking inflammation to mental disorders and animal studies suggesting SD’s inflammatory effects, to date, no review has comprehensively examined these relationships in human populations.
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T cell memory alters pulmonary inflammatory responses to cecal ligation and puncture.

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By Mariana R. Brewer, Clifford S. Deutschman, Matthew Taylor
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Murine sepsis models have not recapitulated human acute respiratory distress syndrome, a major complication of human sepsis. We investigated whether preexisting T cell memory, common in human adults but lacking in laboratory mice, contributes to lung inflammation in the cecal ligation and puncture (CLP) model of sepsis. We compared the pulmonary immune response to CLP in "Immune-Educated" mice (treated with anti-CD3ε activating antibody to induce T cell memory) to Uneducated controls.
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Modified Media for Repeated In Vitro Cutting Cycles of Cannabis sativa Without the Use of Cytokinin

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By Molly McKay, James E. Faust, Matthew Taylor, Jeffrey W. Adelberg
| MDPI
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