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1. Critical alterations in cellular bioenergetics and epithelial‐mesenchymal transition mediated by crosstalk between tumor cells and lymphatic vasculature augments tumor progression in cholangiocarcinoma

Author

Sukanya Roy, Jay Young, Gianfranco Alpini, Tori K. White, Shannon Glaser, Chanyanuch Nakapakorn, Catherine Seelig, Sanjukta Chakraborty, and Subhashree Kumaravel

Subjects
Crosstalk (biology), Lymphatic system, Cellular bioenergetics, Tumor progression, Chemistry, Genetics, Cancer research, Tumor cells, Epithelial–mesenchymal transition, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology
Published
2021

8. ChemInform Abstract: NMR STUDIES OF BRIDGED RING SYSTEMS PART 18, REMARKABLE STERIC GAMMA EFFECT UPON (13)C CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN TRICYCLO(3,2,1,0(2,4))OCTENES AND ITS APPLICATIONS TO (13)C SIGNAL ASSIGNMENT OF 9‐ISOPROPYLIDENEBENZONORBORNENE DERIVATIVES

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TORI, K., primary, UEYAMA, M., additional, TSUJI, T., additional, MATSUMURA, H., additional, TANIDA, H., additional, IWAMURA, H., additional, KUSHIDA, K., additional, NISHIDA, T., additional, and SATOH, S., additional

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1974
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14. ChemInform Abstract: TRANSFORMATION OF PENICILLIN SULFOXIDE ESTER INTO 2-HALOGEN-SUBSTITUTED PENICILLIN ESTER, INTERMEDIATE TO CEPHAM SYSTEM. STRUCTURE AND STEREOCHEMISTRY OF 2-CHLOROMETHYLPENAM AND 3-CHLOROCEPHAM DERIVATIVES STUDIED BY (13)C AND (I)H NMR

Author

TANIDA, H., primary, TSUJI, T., additional, TSUSHIMA, T., additional, ISHITOBI, H., additional, IRIE, T., additional, YANO, T., additional, MATSUMURA, H., additional, TORI, K., additional, TAMURA, Y., additional, and SHIGEMOTO, H., additional

Published
1975
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25. The optimal blood glucose level for critically ill adult patients.

Author

Lv S, Ross P, and Tori K

Subjects
Critical Illness therapy, Female, Humans, Intensive Care Units, Male, Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic, Reference Standards, Risk Assessment, Blood Glucose metabolism, Hyperglycemia prevention & control, Hypoglycemia prevention & control, Practice Guidelines as Topic standards
Abstract

Background: Glycaemic control is recognized as one of the important aspects in managing critically ill patients. Both hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia independently increase the risk of patient mortality. Hence, the identification of optimal glycaemic control is of paramount importance in the management of critically ill patients., Aims and Objectives: The aim of this literature review is to examine the current status of glycaemic control in critically ill adult patients. This literature review will focus on randomized controlled trials comparing intensive insulin therapy to conventional insulin therapy, with an objective to identify optimal blood glucose level targets for critically ill adult patients., Design and Methods: A literature review was conducted to identify large randomized controlled trials for the optimal targeted blood glucose level for critically ill adult patients published since 2000. A total of eight studies fulfilled the selection criteria of this review., Results: With current human and technology resources, the results of the studies support commencing glycaemic control once the blood glucose level of critically ill patients reaches 10 mmol/L and maintaining this level between 8 mmol/L and 10 mmol/L., Conclusion: This literature review provides a recommendation for targeting the optimal blood glucose level for critically ill patients within moderate blood glucose level target range (8-10 mmol/L). The need for uniformed glucometrics for unbiased reporting and further research for optimal blood glucose target is required, especially in light of new technological advancements in closed-loop insulin delivery and monitoring devices., Relevance to Clinical Practice: This literature review has revealed a need to call for consensus in the measurement and reporting of glycaemic control using standardized glucometrics., (© 2017 British Association of Critical Care Nurses.)

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2017
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