Search Results - "Frazier, Krystal"

Progesterone supplementation improves blood pressure and uterine artery resistance and hypoxia‐stimulated placental cytokines during pregnancy (860.16) by Amaral, Lorena, Kipprono, Luissa, Wallace, Kedra, Frazier, Krystal, Moseley, Janae, Martin, James, LaMarca, Babbette

“…Preeclampsia (PE), new onset hypertension at 20 weeks of gestation, is characterized by increase uterine artery resistance (UARI), elevated TNF‐α, IL‐6, IL‐17,…”
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Progesterone inhibits trophoblast TNF alpha production by Frazier, Krystal, Wallace, Kedra, LaMarca, Babbette

“…Shallow trophoblast invasion contributes to inadequate vascular remodeling leading to the development preeclampsia. Preeclampasia is associated with increase…”
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Hypertension in a rat model of HELLP Syndrome is associated with Increased TNF‐alpha, IL‐6 and CD4+ T cell activation by Wallace, Kedra, Darby, Marie, Kyle, Patrick, Morris, Rachael, Moseley, Janae, Frazier, Krystal, LaMarca, Babbette

“…Abstract only HELLP syndrome (hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets) is a hypertensive disorder that can occur during pregnancy with severe symptoms…”
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638: More evidence suggestive of preeclampsia as a state of progesterone deficiency: progesterone suppresses hypoxia-stimulated production of TNF-α, IL-6, IL-17, and sFlt-1 by Kiprono, Luissa, Frazier, Krystal, Wallace, Kedra, Moseley, Janae, Wester, Margaret, Scott, Jeremy, Martin, James, Lamarca, Babette

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317: Vitamin D supplementation decreased blood pressure in a model of CHTN during pregnancy by Darby, Marie, Wallace, Kedra, Frazier, Krystal, Porter, Justin, Moseley, Janae, Heath, Judith, Martin, James, Purser, Christine, Baker, Rodney, Owens, Michelle, LaMarca, Babbette

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From the reunions of Reconstruction to the reconstruction of reunions: Extended and adoptive kin traditions among late-nineteenth and twentieth century African Americans by Frazier, Krystal Denise

“…Only in the last forty years have scholars began to take seriously the expansive kinship networks often seen in African American families. Although African…”
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