Publications by authors named "C Garland"
Herpes simplex virus (HSV) encodes surface glycoproteins that are host defense evasion molecules, allowing the virus to escape immune clearance. In addition to their role in neuropathogenesis and cell-cell spread, glycoproteins E and I (gE/gI) form a viral Fc receptor (vFcR) for most subclasses and allotypes of human IgG and promote evasion of humoral immune responses. While monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) protect mice from neonatal HSV (nHSV) infections, the impact of the vFcR on mAb-mediated protection by binding to IgG is unknown.
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- Alcohol use is linked to trauma severity and hospital outcomes, but existing research is inconsistent, leading to this scoping review to clarify its effects on injury and long-term health.
- The review will systematically analyze studies since 2000 from major medical databases, excluding case reports, and will follow established guidelines for reporting.
- The final findings aim to enhance understanding of alcohol's impact on trauma outcomes, identify research gaps, and suggest future research directions while also considering healthcare costs related to trauma patients with alcohol use issues.
Children with facial differences, such as repaired cleft lip and palate (CLP), may present with reduced capacity for sensorimotor simulation, particularly in the form of facial mimicry. This study examined whether facial mimicry, emotion recognition, and empathy skills are reduced in children with CLP when compared with sex/age-matched controls. A case-control design was utilized.
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- * These sites reveal some of the earliest year-round Native American villages in the Eastern Woodlands of North America, containing artifacts like pottery and faunal remains along with the shells.
- * Research shows that these communities thrived for over 1000 years, adapting to changing sea levels that influenced their fishing practices, particularly targeting oyster reefs.