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    Low expression of Mfn2 is associated with mitochondrial damage and apoptosis in the placental villi of early unexplained miscarriage

    Low expression of Mfn2 is associated with mitochondrial damage and apoptosis in the placental villi of early unexplained miscarriage by Pang, W, Zhang, Y, Zhao, N, Darwiche, S.S, Fu, X, Xiang, W

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    Mice Subjected to Severe Peripheral Trauma Are Resistant to Pseudomonas Infection at 48 Hours Despite Suppression in Lymphocyte Responses

    Mice Subjected to Severe Peripheral Trauma Are Resistant to Pseudomonas Infection at 48 Hours Despite Suppression in Lymphocyte Responses by Hoffman, M.K, Darwiche, S.S, Zettel, K.R, Billiar, T.R

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    Aged Mice are More Susceptible to Candida Infection Than Young Mice in A Multi-compartment Trauma Model

    Aged Mice are More Susceptible to Candida Infection Than Young Mice in A Multi-compartment Trauma Model by Zettel, K.R, Darwiche, S.S, Geyer, B, Scott, M.J, Hoffman, R.A, Hotchkiss, R.S, Southard, R.E, Billiar, T.R

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    iNOS In Post-Traumatic Immunosuppression: A TLR 4 Dependent Process

    iNOS In Post-Traumatic Immunosuppression: A TLR 4 Dependent Process by Darwiche, S.S, Hoffman, M.K, Ruan, X, Scott, M, Loughran, P, Hoffman, R, Pape, H, Billiar, T.R

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    Inducible NOS Contributes to Late Post-Traumatic Immune Dysfunction

    Inducible NOS Contributes to Late Post-Traumatic Immune Dysfunction by Darwiche, S.S, Pfeifer, R, Na-Shatal, A, Menzel, C.L, Pape, H.C, Billiar, T.R

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    222. Systemic Inflammatory Response in a Novel Pseudo-Fracture Murine Model

    222. Systemic Inflammatory Response in a Novel Pseudo-Fracture Murine Model by Darwiche, S.S, Pfeifer, R, Na-Shatal, A, Pape, H, Billiar, T.R

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