Microbial (co)infection can positively or negatively change the clinical outcome of concomitant infectious and autoimmune diseases through a variety of mechanisms. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Immune response modulation by pathogen-activated regulatory T and B cells. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Functional modulation of immune cells by infection-mediated IFN-I. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Examples of immunomodulation through infection-mediated IFN-I. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Infection-induced trained immunity. by Ali Hassan (836158)

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Binding of 1-NPN and pheromone and analogues to <i>Harm</i>OBP7 and its mutants. by Ya-Lan Sun (286741)

“…Both <i>Harm</i>OBP7-m1 and <i>Harm</i>OBP7-m2 bind all the compounds with lower affinity with respect to the wild type, indicating that the C-terminus, specifically Lys123, is involved in binding these ligands. …”

Recommended next care following hospital-treated self-harm: Patterns and trends over time by Ella Arensman (332233)

“…</p><p>Methods</p><p>Data on consecutive presentations to Irish emergency departments (EDs) involving self-harm from the National Self-Harm Registry Ireland from 2004 to 2012 were utilised. …”

Fortuitous Correlations in Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Their Harmful Influence on the Probability Distributions of the Main Principal Components by Juliana Palma (641825)

Fortuitous Correlations in Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Their Harmful Influence on the Probability Distributions of the Main Principal Components by Juliana Palma (641825)

Fortuitous Correlations in Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Their Harmful Influence on the Probability Distributions of the Main Principal Components by Juliana Palma (641825)

Fortuitous Correlations in Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Their Harmful Influence on the Probability Distributions of the Main Principal Components by Juliana Palma (641825)

Fortuitous Correlations in Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Their Harmful Influence on the Probability Distributions of the Main Principal Components by Juliana Palma (641825)

A Review of Potential Harmful Interactions between Anticoagulant/Antiplatelet Agents and Chinese Herbal Medicines by Hsin-Hui Tsai (411660)

“…<div><p>Background</p><p>The risks attributed to drug-herb interactions, even when known, are often ignored or underestimated, especially for those involving anti-clotting drugs and Chinese medicines. …”

PRISMA guided search strategy. by Cassandra P. Griffin (17684463)

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Quality appraisal results from those with primarily qualitative data. by Cassandra P. Griffin (17684463)

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Quality appraisal for cross-sectional studies. by Cassandra P. Griffin (17684463)

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Perceptions of benefit noted in study. by Cassandra P. Griffin (17684463)

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Included studies. by Cassandra P. Griffin (17684463)

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Multivariable models showing the association between physical IPV during pregnancy with physical injuries and lifetime severe physical IPV. by Caroline Adjimi Nyemgah (19146723)

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Selection procedure of the study sample from the DHS in eight countries. by Caroline Adjimi Nyemgah (19146723)

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