Publications by authors named "J Matheny"

Testosterone and dihydrotestosterone are significant drivers of male external genital development, and therefore teratogens that alter these hormone profiles have been hypothesized to cause aberrations in development. Here, we present the first case report of genitalia anomalies after prenatal exposure to spironolactone and dutasteride through 8-weeks of gestation. The patient was born with abnormal male external genitalia which was surgically managed.

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Introduction: The patient's voice in shared decision-making has progressed from physician's office to regulatory decision-making for medical devices with FDA's Patient Preference Initiative. A discrete-choice preference measure for upper limb prosthetic devices was developed to investigate patient's risk/benefit preference choices for regulatory decision making.

Methods: Rapid ethnographic procedures were used to design a discrete-choice measure describing risk and benefits of osseointegration with myoelectric control and test in a pilot preference study in adults with upper limb loss.

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  • Intellectual disability (ID) is often linked to genetic defects, with this study identifying 14 SEMA6B gene variants in patients diagnosed with ID but without epilepsy.
  • The researchers conducted experiments showing that these SEMA6B variants affect protein localization and lead to reduced spine density in both cell cultures and chicken embryos, indicating a significant role in neuron development.
  • The findings broaden the understanding of SEMA6B-related conditions, suggesting it is also a contributor to ID, expanding its clinical significance beyond previously known associations with epilepsy.
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  • The study focuses on sulfonamide as a key functional group that helps activate and stabilize reactions.
  • It involves a specific chemical process where amines add to cyclopropenes due to strain release, leading to the formation of 1,5-diazocan-2-ones.
  • Metal templating is utilized in this intramolecular reaction to enhance efficiency and control.
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