• The antiviral mechanism and viral antagonism of host histone deacetylase 4 in influenza A virus infection 

  Galvin, Henry David

  Influenza virus continues to be an important global pathogen which poses serious health and economic challenges. Influenza virus causes regular seasonal epidemics, intermittent and unpredictable pandemics and deadly zoonotic ...

• Mucosal associated invariant T cells: mechanisms of bacterial control in humans 

  Lamichhane, Rajesh

  Mucosal associated invariant T (MAIT) cells are an unconventional T cell subset that are abundant in humans in blood, liver, and mucosal tissues. MAIT cells express a semi-invariant T cell receptor (TCR) (Vα7.2-Jα12/20/33) ...

• Role of cancer associated adipocytes (CAA) and tumour associated collagen structures (TACS) in breast cancer cell invasion and metastasis 

  puri, mohini

  In post-menopausal breast cancer, obesity is related to invasive tumours that are resistant to chemotherapy and have a poor outcome. Recent research has revealed that adipocytes co-cultured with breast cancer cells ...

• Regulation of DEPTOR Ubiquitination by Uric Acid in the Pancreatic β-Cell 

  Cain, Ethan Campbell Jordan

  As rates of non-communicable disease such as diabetes mellitus raise the questions regarding how these diseases arise becomes more pertinent. One of the major causes of these types of disease is the effects of the modern ...

• Beyond the DSM-5: Examining the effects of processing speed and working memory on ADHD symptoms and adaptive functioning 

  Hall, Ella

  Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) not only exhibit significant variability in the impulsive and hyperactive symptoms that characterise the diagnosis, but also in the presence and severity of ...

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