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The fungal pathogen Candida auris exposes chitin to trigger IFNγ and persist in hair follicles
Editor’s summary Structured Abstract Abstract Supplementary Materials References and Notes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary Candida auris is an emerging pathogen that can cause severe, multidrug-resistant infections. Because the fungus can colonize skin asymptomatically, it is poised to be transmitted between individuals and to initiate invasive infections within the body when immune defenses are weakened. Merrill et al.
The rs6967330 minor allele in CDHR3 is a significant risk factor for severe acute exacerbations in chronic rhinosinusitis
This study was supported by grants from the (grant no. R01AI146131 to F.D.M. and E.H.C. and grant nos. R21 AI176305-01A1 and R01AI099108-11A1 to A.B.). Disclosure of potential conflict of interest: E. H. Chang is an advisor for Sanofi/Regeneron. A. Bosco is a cofounder, equity holder, and director of the startup company Respiradigm Pty Ltd and the subsidiary First Breath Health Pty Ltd, which are related to this work; and is the founder of the startup company
"Computational Modeling and Minimization of Unintended Neuronal Excitat" by Boqiang Fan, Wayne Goodman et al.
Abstract The neuromodulation effect of low-intensity focused ultrasound (LIFU) is highly target-specific. Unintended off-target neuronal excitation can be elicited when the beam focusing accuracy and resolution are limited, whereas the resulted side effect has not been evaluated quantitatively. There is also a lack of methods addressing the minimization of such side effects.
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Cryopreserved amniotic membrane can be adjunct in management of conjunctival melanoma
Source/Disclosures Disclosures: Cho and Xu report no relevant financial disclosures. We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. Conjunctival melanoma is an uncommon but aggressive ocular malignancy with high potential for metastasis, reported at 25% at 10 years and more than 30% at 15 years.
Bilateral Diffuse Extraocular Muscle Enlargement in Nonspecific Orbital Inflammation
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THE CONVERSATION: What is that rash? Genetic fingerprints can help doctors diagnose and treat skin conditions more effectively
Rashes can be thought of as a dysfunctional community of skin cells. Your skin harbors dozens of distinct cell types, including those that form blood vessels, nerves and the local immune system of the skin. For decades, clinicians have largely been diagnosing rashes by eye. While examining the physical appearance of a skin sample under a microscope may work for more obvious skin conditions, many rashes can be difficult to distinguish from one another.
How genetic fingerprints can help doctors diagnose rashes more effectively
Instead of averaging the genetic signatures across all cell types in bulk, single-cell RNA sequencing analyses allow each cell to preserve its unique characteristics An open source database like ours could help enable clinicians to profile and diagnose these rashes, providing a stepping stone to choose a suitable treatment Rashes can be thought of as a dysfunctional community of skin cells.
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) Rashes can be thought of as a dysfunctional community of skin cells. Your skin harbors dozens of distinct cell types, including those that form blood vessels, nerves and the local immune system of the skin. For decades, clinicians have largely been diagnosing rashes by eye.
What is that rash? Genetic fingerprints can help doctors diagnose and treat skin conditions more effectively
Rashes can be thought of as a dysfunctional community of skin cells. Your skin harbors dozens of distinct cell types, including those that form blood vessels, nerves and the local immune system of the skin. For decades, clinicians have largely been diagnosing rashes by eye. While examining the physical appearance of a skin sample under a microscope may work for more obvious skin conditions, many rashes can be difficult to distinguish from one another.
What is that rash? Genetic fingerprints can help doctors better diagnose, treat skin conditions
Skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema can have rashes that are difficult to distinguish by eye. tylim/iStock via Getty Images Plus Rashes can be thought of as a dysfunctional community of skin cells. Your skin harbors dozens of distinct cell types, including those that form blood vessels, nerves and the local immune system of the skin. For decades, clinicians have largely been diagnosing rashes by eye.
What is that rash? Genetic fingerprints can help doctors diagnose and treat skin conditions more effectively
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) Rashes can be thought of as a dysfunctional community of skin cells. Your skin harbors dozens of distinct cell types, including those that form blood vessels, nerves and the local immune system of the skin. For decades, clinicians have largely been diagnosing rashes by eye.
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