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Articles by Nathan Henning
The Register-Herald, Eaton OH - www.registerherald.com
NEW PARIS — The National Trail MVCTC FFA chapter’s advanced parliamentary procedure team placed third at the State FFA competition on Saturday Dec. 16. The team includes: Mark Armstrong, Trena Caldwell, Taylor Davis, Abby Rodefer, Ricky Cole, Macel Stowers, Hunter Lee, Gracie Jones, Erika Gallaher, and Racheal Kimball. The team has been working hard for the opportunity to compete at the state level.
Education displays a success at the Pork Festival for NT MVCTC FFA
EATON — During the 2017 Preble County Pork Festival the National Trail MVCTC FFA Chapter worked hand in hand with the Ohio Pork Council to plan and execute the entire education center for the festival. The education center consisted of utilizing Bruner Arena and two barns which typically house the swine during the Preble County Fair. The education area consisted of a live pig display and many booths about pork products with hands-on activities.
The Register-Herald, Eaton OH - www.registerherald.com
NEW PARIS — On Friday, Aug. 25, the National Trail MVCTC FFA Chapter held its annual Greenhand lock-in. The Greenhand lock-in is for all first-year FFA members enrolled in the program. This year, three Ohio FFA state officers attended the lock-in including; Emma Sterwerf, Koleson McCoy, and Carley Cooper.
The Register-Herald, Eaton OH - www.registerherald.com
COLUMBUS — Recently, the National Trail MVCTC FFA Chapter attended the Ohio FFA State Convention held in Columbus, Ohio at the Ohio State Fairgrounds and Exposition Center. Prior to the kickoff of convention FFA members visited the Ohio State house and had a behind the scenes tour of the House of Representatives. National Trail MVCTC members had the opportunity to visit the house floor and act as voting members on a mock issue.
Regulation of CD4 T cells and their effects on immunopathological inflammation following viral infection
CD4 T cells help immune responses, but knowledge of how memory CD4 T cells are regulated and how they regulate adaptive immune responses and induce immunopathology is limited. Using adoptive transfer of virus-specific CD4 T cells, we show that naïve CD4 T cells undergo substantial expansion following infection, but can induce lethal TH1-driven inflammation.
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