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CHRISTMAS PARTY 2000 AND FAREWELL TO MAJA SCHRAMM AND JING GU MERRY CHRISTMAS (DON’T EAT THE CANDY CANE UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS! IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE IT’S TIME TO EAT! FRANCES YEE (BACKGROUND: RUBY PITTMAN, NORA MALERASIE AND SAMANTHA CROWE) MAJA SCHRAMM MODELING HER FAREWELL GIFT. JING GU RECEIVING HIS GIFT ENJOYING …
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A Espinosa and LP Villarreal When introduced into ES cells of a blastocyct, polyomavirus (Py) T-Ag results in mice mosaic for T-Ag but otherwise essentially normal. It has been reported that SV40 T-Ag does not inhibit differentiation of F9 EC cells, but did inhibit endogenous retrovirus (IAP) production. We therefore sought to determine if …
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Analysis of the Kinetics of Latent HIV-1 Present in the Resting CD4+ T-Lymphocytes of HIV-1-Infected Children Treated with Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy D Persaud, T Pierson, C Ruff, K Chadwick, J Margolick, A Ruff, N Hutton, RF Silicano Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) persists in a latent state in the resting CD4+ T lymphocytes …
Herpes 11:2(Suppl):83A-88A, 2004 Robert Yolken ABSTRACT: Various factors have been implicated in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia. Evidence for an infectious cause includes the 508% increased risk among those born in the winter-spring months, when infectious diseases are more prevalent and at times when other infections (measles, varicella, poliomyelitis) show increased activity. Herpes simplex virus (HSV) …
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To explore the contribution of infectious exposure to schizophrenia, we determined the levels of several antibodies to infectious agents in blood samples collected in a randomized double-blind 52 week clinical trial in China. The sample included 160 first-episode schizophrenia patients and 60 normal controls balanced in distribution of age (28 ±7), gender (53% male vs. …
TOXOPLASMA ANTIBODY TITERS IN TREATMENT NAIVE FIRST EPISODES OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Read More »
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND SYSTEMIC QUINOLINIC ACID IN SCHIZOPHRENIA LD Bobo*, RH Yolken, EF Torrey, JD Paltan-Ortiz, MM Herman, NC Briggs, H Velasco, M Zito, MP Heyes Stanley Research Foundation, NAMI, Washington DC Immunologic marker elevations in schizophrenia have been reported. Quinolinic acid (QUIN), a potential neurotoxic product of immune-activated macrophages and microglia, has been …
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The overall goal of The Stanley Neurovirology Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is to develop a training and research program devoted to the elucidation of the role of infection and immunity in the etiology of schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. Consumers: See Department/Programs
