Publications by authors named "S M Chadwick"

Cells counter accumulation of misfolded secretory proteins in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) through activation of the Unfolded Protein Response (UPR). Small molecules termed chemical chaperones can promote protein folding to alleviate ER stress. The bile acid tauroursodeoxycholic acid (TUDCA), has been described as a chemical chaperone.

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Cancer cells exposed to 13 nm gold nanoparticles and irradiated with cw laser light at 532 nm are shown to undergo cell death via two competing causes. When cells contain relatively high quantities of gold nanoparticles and/or receive a high dose of light, photothermal effects dominate, which are independent of the cellular location of the gold nanoparticles and affect all cells in the irradiated area due to the rapid diffusion of heat. In contrast, at lower doses of nanoparticles and light, the photogeneration of singlet oxygen triggers cell death only in cells that contain a sufficient number of nanoparticles.

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From the beginnings of Silk Road in 2011, anonymous online marketplaces have continued to grow despite the best efforts of law enforcement. While these ever-present marketplaces remain flooded with illicit drugs and related paraphernalia, the sale and distribution of fraudulent identity documents remains a persistent problem, with these items consistently appearing for sale on both the open and dark web. While fraudulent Australian documents are some of the most popular products for sale, there is still much that is unknown about the Australian criminal market and its place within anonymous online marketplaces.

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  • The text discusses the ongoing debate and research around low sexual desire in women partnered with men, highlighting a lack of understanding about how women perceive the causes of their low desire.
  • A study involving 130 women identified five categories for the causes of low desire: psychological/individual, relational, biological, sociocultural, and sexual orientation/identity/status, with many women citing multiple factors.
  • The research found that while most women felt negative emotions about their low desire, their feelings were influenced by their specific attributions, indicating the need for a deeper examination of these attributions to understand women's emotional experiences better.
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