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3. Cerebral filariasis infection with Litomosoides in Molossus barnesi (Chiroptera: Molossidae) in the Brazilian eastern Amazon, with comments on Molossinema wimsatti Georgi, Georgi, Jiang and Fronguillo, 1987

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Conga, David F., Araújo, Camille Y., Souza, Natália F., Corrêa, Jean T., Santos, Josye B., Figueiredo, Edigleise C., Bernal, Marcella K., Andrade, Sara L., Silva, Neuder W., Pereira, Washington L., Gardner, Scott Lyell, and Notarnicola, Juliana

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2024
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5. Mechanisms of chaperonin-assisted protein folding

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Gardner, Scott David

Abstract

The bacterial chaperonin GroEL-GroES promotes protein folding through ATP-regulated cycles of substrate protein binding, encapsulation, and release. Here, we have used recent advances in cryoEM to determine cryoEM structures of GroEL, GroEL-ADP·BeFx, and GroEL-GroESADP·AlFx, all bound to the model substrate Rhodospirillum rubrum RuBisCO in a non-native state. The use of the Chameleon vitrification instrument reduced preferred orientation and air-water interface denaturation effects in cryoEM. Previous cryoEM reconstructions of GroEL-substrate complexes have been limited in resolution, and there are no previously reported structures of GroEL-ATP (or ATP analogue) bound to a non-native substrate. Our structures show how the conformation and interactions of a non-native substrate protein change as GroEL proceeds through its reaction cycle. We observe specific charged and hydrophobic GroEL residues forming strong initial contacts with non-native RuBisCO. Binding of an ATP analogue results in an enhanced interaction of substrate with the disordered C-terminal tails of GroEL. The cryoEM structure of GroEL-ADP·BeFx-RuBisCO displays striking asymmetry in the substrate-occupied ring. We observe individual GroEL subunits fulfilling different functions. Four of the GroEL subunits sequester non-native substrate inside the cavity while the remaining three adopt an extended conformation allowing GroEL to efficiently recruit GroES. Our structure explains how GroEL can recruit GroES without releasing bound substrate. The cryoEM structure of GroELGroES-RuBisCO shows a native-like RuBisCO interacting weakly with the walls of GroEL and the inner face of GroES. Additionally, the trans ring of our nucleotide bound structures show a novel conformation that may be related to the negative cooperativity of non-native RuBisCObinding.

Published
2021

8. Parasitic Worms and their Perfect Host: Trematodes and snails have an enduring, remarkable, and sometimes bizarre association

Author

Gardner, Scott L., Diamond, Judy, and Racz, Gabor

Subjects
Biological research, Biology, Experimental, Snails -- Diseases and pests, Company growth, Anthropology/archeology/folklore, Biological sciences, Earth sciences, Science and technology, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

Parasitic flatworms known as trematodes, or flukes, have made snails the primary players in the distinctive stages of the worms' lives. Snails are trematode way stations, intermediate hosts that enable [...]

Published
2022

10. Parasites

Author

Gardner, Scott Lyell, primary, Diamond, Judy, additional, and Rácz, Gabor R., additional

Published
2022
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18. Emendation of Glyphobothrium and Glyphobothrium zwerneri (Tetraphyllidea) collected from Rhinoptera bonasus (Myliobatiformes: Myliobatidae) in Campeche, México, with details of the bothridial suckers /

Author

Monks,Scott, Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, Pulido-Flores, Griselda, Texas Tech University. Museum, Texas Tech University. Natural Science Research Laboratory, Museum of Texas Tech University, Monks,Scott, Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, Pulido-Flores, Griselda, Texas Tech University. Museum, and Texas Tech University. Natural Science Research Laboratory

Subjects
Mexico, Rhinoptera bonasus, Tapeworms, Tetraphyllidea
Published
2015

19. Coccidia (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from small mammals of the southwestern sandhills in Nebraska, USA /

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Thomas, Kaleb J., Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, Texas Tech University. Museum, Texas Tech University. Natural Science Research Laboratory, Museum of Texas Tech University, Thomas, Kaleb J., Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, Texas Tech University. Museum, and Texas Tech University. Natural Science Research Laboratory

Subjects
Apicomplexa, Coccidia, Eimeria, Mammals, Nebraska, Parasites, Sandhills (Neb.)
Published
2015

20. Defining Hate: A Content Analysis of State Hate Crime Legislation in the United States of America.

Author

Fallik, Seth Wyatt, Gardner, Scott Evan, Remillard, Alexandria, Venuto, Thomas, Atkin-Plunk, Cassandra A., and Dobrin, Adam

Subjects
HATE crimes, STATE statutes (United States), CONTENT analysis
Abstract

Hate crimes have increased in frequency and types of crimes covered, drawing attention to state hate crime statutes. However, hate crime statutes are vague and inconsistent throughout the United States. Variation causes many Americans to no have legal protection against hate crimes and leads to underreporting of hate crimes. Due to this, victims differ in their legal protections, which causes arbitrary outcomes of justice. To evaluate the state of hate crime legislation, this study is a content analysis of all applicable hate crime statutes in the 50 states in the United States, and relevant themes were identified. The general theme of inconsistency was found in conceptualization, protected class and locations, official justice system responses, and victims' services. Hate crime statutes need improvement which can be accomplished by states mirroring other effective statutes and by legislative action from the federal government. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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24. Building an integrated infrastructure for exploring biodiversity : field collections and archives of mammals and parasites

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Galbreath, Kurt E., Hoberg, Eric P., Cook, Joseph A., Armién, Blas, Bell, Kayce C., Campbell, Mariel L., Dunnum, Jonathan L., Dursahinhan, Altangerel T., Eckerlin, Ralph P., Gardner, Scott L., Greiman, Stephen E., Henttonen, Heikki, Jiménez, F. Agustín, Koehler, Anson V. A., Nyamsuren, Batsaikhan, Tkach, Vasyl V., Torres-Pérez, Fernando, Tsvetkova, Albina, and Hope, Andrew G.

Published
2019

27. High-grade renal injuries are often isolated in sports-related trauma

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Patel, Darshan P, Redshaw, Jeffrey D, Breyer, Benjamin N, Smith, Thomas G, Erickson, Bradley A, Majercik, Sarah D, Gaither, Thomas W, Craig, James R, Gardner, Scott, Presson, Angela P, Zhang, Chong, Hotaling, James M, Brant, William O, and Myers, Jeremy B

Subjects
Biomedical and Clinical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Clinical Research, Kidney Disease, Physical Injury - Accidents and Adverse Effects, Cardiovascular, Pediatric, Evaluation of treatments and therapeutic interventions, 6.4 Surgery, Injuries and accidents, Good Health and Well Being, Abbreviated Injury Scale, Adult, Athletic Injuries, Female, Humans, Injury Severity Score, Kidney, Male, Prognosis, Retrospective Studies, Trauma Centers, United States, Wounds, Nonpenetrating, Wounds, Non-penetrating, Abdominal injuries, Sports, Snow sports, Nursing, Public Health and Health Services, Orthopedics, Biomedical and clinical sciences, Clinical sciences, Dentistry, Health sciences
Abstract

IntroductionMost high-grade renal injuries (American Association for Surgery of Trauma (AAST) grades III-V) result from motor vehicle collisions associated with numerous concomitant injuries. Sports-related blunt renal injury tends to have a different mechanism, a solitary blow to the flank. We hypothesized that high-grade renal injury is often isolated in sports-related renal trauma.Material and methodsWe identified patients with AAST grades III-V blunt renal injuries from four level 1 trauma centres across the United States between 1/2005 and 1/2014. Patients were divided into "Sport" or "Non-sport" related groups. Outcomes included rates of hypotension (systolic blood pressure 110bpm), concomitant abdominal injury, and procedural/surgical intervention between sports and non-sports related injury.Results320 patients met study criteria. 18% (59) were sports-related injuries with the most common mechanisms being skiing, snowboarding and contact sports (25%, 25%, and 24%, respectively). Median age was 24 years for sports and 30 years for non-sports related renal injuries (p=0.049). Males were more commonly involved in sports related injuries (85% vs. 72%, p=0.011). Median injury severity score was lower for sports related injuries (10 vs. 27, p

Published
2015

33. Helminths of squirrels (sciuridae) from Mongolia /

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Tinnin, David S., Ganzorig, Sumiya, Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, Museum of Texas Tech University, Tinnin, David S., Ganzorig, Sumiya, and Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956

Subjects
Mongolia, Squirrels
Published
2011

35. The Language Teacher, 2002.

Author

Japan Association for Language Teaching, Tokyo., Long, Robert, and Gardner, Scott

Abstract

These 12 journal issues include articles on the following topics: cultural effects on learning and teaching English in Vietnam; a student guide to plagiarism; getting a master's degree in TEST at Temple University Japan; getting organized in Japan; conference reports; a discourse pattern for teaching the reminiscence story; student controlled learning; contagious storytelling; fairy tales and language learning; resources about storytelling; a study of attitudes and apathy in university students studying English; a model of SLA and its andragogical implications in teaching EFL to young Japanese adults; culture teaching and learning; a study of the application of phonics teaching in junior high school English classes in Japan; a comparison of Japanese and English suprasegmental pronunciation as an aid to raising learner awareness; reflective teaching through diary studies; biracials and bullying; the 2002 World Cup Korea/Japan; beliefs and professional identity; development of bicultural identities; identity formation through language learning; young Japanese women writing their life in English; acquiring a second dialect and social identity in Gunma, Japan; foundations for second language reading instruction; teacher talk in elementary English classrooms; ELT textbook rubrics; teaching ESL; developing reflective practice; developing visual literacy for the 21st century; collaborating with students; combining multimedia and classroom activities; training Japanese elementary teachers; the problem of possession; considerations for securing an English teaching position at a Japanese university; CALL in Japan; an elementary English partial immersion program; Japanese language education at the university level; becoming global citizens; learning listening comprehension skills in English; a corporate English program; a study on attitudes and motivations toward learning English of newly enrolled student nurses; extensive reading; implementing oral communication classes in upper secondary schools; interpersonal aspects of English in Japanese high school oral English textbooks; and what to know in Japan about short-term English study abroad. (SM)

Published
2002

39. Radford

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Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956-, Radford Public Library., and Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956-

Published
2010

40. Persistent fontanelles in rodent skulls

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Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, Anderson, Sydney, 1927, American Museum of Natural History Library, Gardner, Scott Lyell, 1956, and Anderson, Sydney, 1927

Subjects
Anatomy, Andinomys edax, Bolivia, Ctenomys, Mammals, Rodents, Skull, South America
Published
2001

45. Distribution of Sage-Grouse in North America

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Schroeder, Michael A., Aldridge, Cameron L., Apa, Anthony D., Bohne, Joseph R., Braun, Clait E., Bunnell, S. Dwight, Connelly, John W., Deibert, Pat A., Gardner, Scott C., Hilliard, Mark A., Kobriger, Gerald D., McAdam, Susan M., McCarthy, Clinton W., McCarthy, John J., Mitchell, L., Rickerson, Eric V., and Stiver, San J.

Published
2004

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