Search Results - "Wolfe, Sarah E."

Distinct mechanisms drive sequential internalization and degradation of GABAARs during global ischemia and reperfusion injury by Garcia, Joshua D., Wolfe, Sarah E., Stewart, Amber R., Tiemeier, Erika, Gookin, Sara E., Guerrero, Mayra Bueno, Quillinan, Nidia, Smith, Katharine R.

“…Synaptic inhibition is critical for controlling neuronal excitability and function. During global cerebral ischemia (GCI), inhibitory synapses are rapidly…”
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Terror Management Theory and mortality awareness: A missing link in climate response studies? by Wolfe, Sarah E., Tubi, Amit

“…Adaptation and mitigation efforts are hampered by multiple obstacles and thus lag behind climate changes' speed and scope. Some of the most powerful obstacles…”
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The meaning of autonomy when living with dementia: A Q-method investigation by Wolfe, Sarah E, Greenhill, Beth, Butchard, Sarah, Day, Jennie

“…Background and Aims Sensitivity to the rights of people with dementia is a key principle cited in the World Health Organisation’s global action plan on…”
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Evidence of emotions and psychological defences in urban water-efficiency campaigns' communications by Ross, Hanna C., Jones, Devon M., Shouldice, Stephanie, Ling, Chris, Smith, Lauren, Wolfe, Sarah E.

“…We analysed fourteen different American water-efficiency campaigns for evidence of (1) explicit and implicit emotions, (2) explicit and implicit mortality…”
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miRNA-mediated control of gephyrin synthesis drives sustained inhibitory synaptic plasticity by Welle, Theresa M, Rajgor, Dipen, Kareemo, Dean J, Garcia, Joshua D, Zych, Sarah M, Wolfe, Sarah E, Gookin, Sara E, Martinez, Tyler P, Dell’Acqua, Mark L, Ford, Christopher P, Kennedy, Matthew J, Smith, Katharine R

“…Activity-dependent protein synthesis is crucial for long-lasting forms of synaptic plasticity. However, our understanding of translational mechanisms…”
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Corneal Endothelial Cell Toxicity Determines Long-Term Outcome After Ocular Exposure to Sulfur Mustard Vapor by McNutt, Patrick M., Nguyen, Dominique L., Nelson, Marian R., Lyman, Megan E., Eisen, Margaret M., Ondeck, Celinia A., Wolfe, Sarah E., Pagarigan, Kathleen T., Mangkhalakhili, Mark C., Kniffin, Denise M., Hamilton, Tracey A.

“…PURPOSE:Ocular exposure to sulfur mustard (SM) vapor causes acute loss of corneal endothelial cells (CECs). Persistent corneal endothelial pathologies are…”
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Dose-dependent emergence of acute and recurrent corneal lesions in sulfur mustard-exposed rabbit eyes by McNutt, Patrick M., Kelly, Kyle E.M., Altvater, Amber C., Nelson, Marian R., Lyman, Megan E., O’Brien, Sean, Conroy, Matthieu T., Ondeck, Celinia A., Bodt, Skylar M.L., Wolfe, Sarah E., Schulz, Susan M., Kniffin, Denise M., Hall, Nicole B., Hamilton, Tracey A.

“…•Toxic effects of 300−1,500 mg min/m3 sulfur mustard (SM) vapor were characterized in rabbit corneas.•Recurrent edematous lesions (RELs) emerged in a…”
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Functional basis for dose-dependent antagonism of rat and rabbit neuromuscular transmission by the bis-pyridinium oxime MMB4 by Machamer, James B., Apland, James P., Winner, Brittany M., Wolfe, Sarah E., Pagarigan, Kathleen T., Bounader, Kevin M., Kasten, Shane A., Adler, Michael, McNutt, Patrick M.

“…Organophosphorus (OP) compounds inhibit central and peripheral acetylcholinesterase (AChE) activity, overstimulating cholinergic receptors and causing…”
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Distinct mechanisms drive sequential internalization and degradation of GABA A Rs during global ischemia and reperfusion injury by Garcia, Joshua D, Wolfe, Sarah E, Stewart, Amber R, Tiemeier, Erika, Gookin, Sara E, Guerrero, Mayra Bueno, Quillinan, Nidia, Smith, Katharine R

“…Synaptic inhibition is critical for controlling neuronal excitability and function. During global cerebral ischemia (GCI), inhibitory synapses are rapidly…”
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Global precedence in visual search? Not so fast: evidence instead for an oblique effect by Durgin, F H, Wolfe, S E

“…The evidence from an earlier report of global precedence in visual search is reexamined. Two new experiments are reported. The results of the first experiment…”
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