Publications by authors named "O Y F Henry"

The cytokine interleukin-10 (IL-10) limits the immune response and promotes resolution of acute inflammation. Because of its immunosuppressive effects, IL-10 up-regulation is a common feature of tumor progression and metastasis. Recently, IL-10 regulation has been shown to depend on mitochondria and redox-sensitive signals.

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Background: A vast amount of literature is available on the burden of acute ischemic stroke (AIS). Yet, most information on AIS burden does not stratify by stroke severity, and the inclusion of mild strokes (National Institute of Health Stroke Scale < 5) might obscure the true impact of moderate-to-severe AIS. Therefore, it is important to understand the literature as it pertains to the epidemiological, clinical, humanistic, and economic burden of moderate-to-severe AIS from a global perspective.

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Shake flasks are a foundational tool in early process development by allowing high throughput exploration of the design space. However, lack of online data at this scale can hamper rapid decision making. Oxygen transfer rate (OTR) monitoring has been readily applied as an online process characterization tool at the benchtop bioreactor scale.

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  • The study investigates the HIV epidemic among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (GBMSM) in Kenya, emphasizing their disproportionate rates of infection and the need for tailored public health strategies.
  • Researchers collected dried blood spots from 2,450 participants in different counties and found that 18.5% were living with HIV, with only a small number successfully sequenced due to high rates of viral suppression.
  • Results indicated that the majority of identified HIV phylogenetic clusters involved GBMSM who sought partners online and tested less frequently than recommended, highlighting important gaps in HIV prevention and care within the community.
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Lectins are widely employed for the assessment of protein glycosylation as their carbohydrate binding specificities have been well characterized. In glycosylation assays, lectins are often conjugated with biotin tags, which interact with streptavidin to functionalize biosensing surfaces or recruit signal generating molecules, depending on the assay configuration. We here demonstrate that a high degree of biotin conjugation can limit total capture to streptavidin functionalized SPR surfaces due to multipoint binding, and can additionally bias the reported kinetic evaluations when measuring the interaction between lectins and glycoproteins by SPR.

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