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3. Combined Cardiopulmonary Assessments Using Impedance and Digital Implants in Conscious Freely Moving Cynomolgus Monkeys, Beagle Dogs, and Göttingen Minipigs: Pharmacological Characterization and Social Housing Effects

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Boulay, Emmanuel, primary, Troncy, Eric, additional, Pugsley, Michael, additional, St-Pierre, Joey, additional, Downey, Anne-Marie, additional, Smutova, Viktoria, additional, Guerrier, Mireille, additional, Maghezzi, Said, additional, and Authier, Simon, additional

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2021
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4. Febrile seizure incidence and age at first occurrence are associated with changes in placental normalized gene expression: the ‘3D’ pregnancy cohort study

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Thébault‐Dagher, Fanny, primary, Robles, Morgane, additional, Herba, Catherine M., additional, St‐Pierre, Joey, additional, Brochen, Celia, additional, Muckle, Gina, additional, Lupien, Sonia J., additional, Séguin, Jean R., additional, Fraser, William D., additional, Vaillancourt, Cathy, additional, and Lippé, Sarah, additional

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2021
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12. First steps for integrating sex and gender considerations into basic experimental biomedical research.

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Ritz, Stacey A., Antle, David M., Côté, Julie, Deroy, Kathy, Fraleigh, Nya, Messing, Karen, Parent, Lise, St-Pierre, Joey, Vaillancourt, Cathy, Mergler, Donna, Ritz, Stacey A., Antle, David M., Côté, Julie, Deroy, Kathy, Fraleigh, Nya, Messing, Karen, Parent, Lise, St-Pierre, Joey, Vaillancourt, Cathy, and Mergler, Donna

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In recent decade there has been an increasing recognition of the need to account for sex and gender in biology and medicine, in order to develop a more compre- hensive understanding of biological phenomena and to address gaps in medical knowledge that have arisen due to a generally masculine bias in research. We have noted that as basic experimental biomedical researchers, we face unique challenges to the incorporation of sex and gender in our work, and that these have remained largely unarticulated, misunderstood, and unaddressed in the literature. Here, we describe some of the specific challenges to the incorporation of sex and gender considerations in research involving cell cultures and laboratory animals. In our view, the main- streaming of sex and gender considerations in basic biomed- ical research depends on an approach that will allow scien- tists to address these issues in ways that do not undermine our ability to pursue our fundamental scientific interests. To that end, we suggest a number of strategies that allow basic experimental researchers to feasibly and meaningfully take sex and gender into account in their work.

Published
2014

18. Grand Theft Auto 5.

Author

St. Pierre, Joey

Subjects
GRAND Theft Auto games, THEFT
Abstract

A review of the video game "Grand Theft Auto 5" is presented.

Published
2013

19. First steps for integrating sex and gender considerations into basic experimental biomedical research.

Author

Ritz SA, Antle DM, Côté J, Deroy K, Fraleigh N, Messing K, Parent L, St-Pierre J, Vaillancourt C, and Mergler D

Subjects
Animals, Cells, Cultured, Female, Humans, Male, Models, Animal, Sex Factors, Biomedical Research methods
Abstract

In recent decades there has been an increasing recognition of the need to account for sex and gender in biology and medicine, in order to develop a more comprehensive understanding of biological phenomena and to address gaps in medical knowledge that have arisen due to a generally masculine bias in research. We have noted that as basic experimental biomedical researchers, we face unique challenges to the incorporation of sex and gender in our work, and that these have remained largely unarticulated, misunderstood, and unaddressed in the literature. Here, we describe some of the specific challenges to the incorporation of sex and gender considerations in research involving cell cultures and laboratory animals. In our view, the mainstreaming of sex and gender considerations in basic biomedical research depends on an approach that will allow scientists to address these issues in ways that do not undermine our ability to pursue our fundamental scientific interests. To that end, we suggest a number of strategies that allow basic experimental researchers to feasibly and meaningfully take sex and gender into account in their work.

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2014
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