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Evaluation of Whole Genome Sequencing-Based Predictions of Antimicrobial Resistance to TB First Line Agents: A Lesson from 5 Years of Data

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By Meenu Sharma, Michael J Stobart, Heather J. Adam, Pierre-Marie Akochy
| MDPI
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L-Type calcium channels and TRPC3 channels shape brain pericyte calcium signaling and hemodynamics throughout the arteriole to capillary network in vivo

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By Jessica Meza-Resillas, Michael J Stobart, Finnegan O'Hara, Syed Kaushik
| BioRxiv
Abstract Pericytes play a crucial role in regulating cerebral blood flow (CBF) through processes like vasomotion and neurovascular coupling (NVC). Recent work has identified different pericyte types at distinct points in the cerebrovascular network, such as the arteriole-capillary transition zone (ACT) and distal capillaries, sparking debate about their functional roles in blood flow control. Part of this discussion has comprised the possible mechanisms that may regulate pericyte Ca2+ signaling.
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Cortical astrocyte N-Methyl-D-Aspartate receptors influence whisker barrel activity and sensory discrimination

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By Noushin Ahmadpour, Meher Kantroo, Michael J Stobart, Tania Salamovska
| BioRxiv
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