Publications by authors named "L V Woodbury"

Opening of the cardiac voltage-gated Na+ channel (Nav1.5) is responsible for robust depolarization of the cardiac action potential, while inactivation, which rapidly follows, allows for repolarization. Regulation of both the voltage- and time-dependent kinetics of Nav1.

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The Robson Classification System is recognised as a first step for optimising the use of caesarean section and as a strategy for continuous quality improvement in maternal and newborn health. This Viewpoint provides a detailed account of the strategy adopted and lessons learned from a collaborative initiative to institutionalise the Robson Classification into Pakistan's health system. We developed a training package which emphasised capacity building of senior clinicians to act as master trainers.

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Uncovering fine-grained phenotypes of live cell dynamics is pivotal for a comprehensive understanding of the heterogeneity in healthy and diseased biological processes. However, this endeavor poses significant technical challenges for unsupervised machine learning, requiring the extraction of features that not only faithfully preserve this heterogeneity but also effectively discriminate between established biological states, all while remaining interpretable. To tackle these challenges, a self-training deep learning framework designed for fine-grained and interpretable phenotyping is presented.

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Potato chips are a popular snack, well-liked because of their texture-flavor combination. Potato chips are made by frying slices of potato in vegetable oil to achieve a crispy texture. Frying potato slices initiates the Maillard reaction, resulting in chemical changes that enhance taste, color, and texture, but also undesired acrylamides, which are suspected carcinogens.

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Article Synopsis
  • Doxorubicin (DOX) is an effective chemotherapy drug but can cause harmful heart issues, leading to cardiomyopathy, which limits its use.
  • The study focused on how DOX affects the cardiac extracellular matrix (ECM) and found that it down-regulates key ECM-related genes and alters the fibroblast proteome.
  • Additionally, DOX treatment increases collagen production in cardiac fibroblasts but does not significantly change collagen organization or glycoprotein levels.
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