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Chronic developmental exposure to traffic-derived PM 2.5 has limited skeletal effects in mice

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By Min Feng, Yushi Zhao, Xing Zhou, Hui Chen, Brian Oliver, Ulrich Hansen, Richard Abel, Joudi Altaleb
| Nature Verified
Abstract Epidemiological studies link traffic proximity to increased osteoporosis and fracture risk in older adults, but mechanistic relationships remain unclear. Following our recently published hypothesis regarding metal-induced bone fragility, we performed an exploratory study to investigate whether chronic exposures to metals in traffic-derived PM2.5 during development compromise bone health in young adult mice.
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How muscle talks to brain: apelin protein mediates exercise-induced antidepressant effects

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By Jiasui Yu, Huihui Guo, Zhiping Song, Yunxiao Zhong, Thomas Lee Verified, Jiyang Li, Douglas A. Formolo, Akhlaq Hussain, Kai Le, Yuxuan Yao, Richard Abel, Kangguang Lin, Aimin Xu, Kenneth Cheng, Suk-yu Yau, Wing-Hoi Cheung
| Nature Verified
Abstract Physical exercise alleviates depressive symptoms and enhances hippocampal plasticity, but the mediators of muscle-brain crosstalk underlying these effects are not fully understood. We evaluated apelin as a novel mediator of the antidepressant effects of physical exercise, specifically testing the hypothesis that exercise-induced increases in skeletal muscle-derived apelin enhance hippocampal plasticity via apelin and its receptor APJ signaling.
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Are there causes and clients lawyers should not represent?

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By Richard Abel
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Lawyers have long asserted that they are not morally responsible for the clients and causes they represent. Such irresponsibility is predicated on a political philosophy of liberal pluralism, which maintains that because all human preferences are legitimate, the only way to resolve differences is through agreed processes – of which the legal system is preeminent. We have reached a conjuncture, however, where this posture is no longer acceptable.
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