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Natalie Anderson says one of the hardest things about participating in Season 29 ofSurvivor was not having her twin sister Nadiya (who was eliminated in Week 1) in the competition with her. But, at the same time, Natalie believes she never would have been able to pull off her well-deserved victory if she hadn't been forced to play the game on her own.
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Reed Kelly, a self-proclaimed Survivor superfan, finally saw a longtime dream come true this year when he was cast on the show — and dashed in Wednesday's episode, during which he was eliminated. But he says San Juan del Sur has been a frustrating season in which to participate.
"It's interesting," Kelly told TVGuide.com. "I knew going in that every season is different and every season has its own rules that you play by, created by the players. But, going through it, because it was a blood vs. water season, I think you had people in the game that aren't necessarily students of the game, I should say. So it did make things a little more complicated. It actually made for a lot more wild cards, because people didn't respond in the typical ways that somebody who watches the show would. So it made things a little more unpredictable."
Much like a piece of theater, a successful blindside on Survivor depends on all the major players following the plan and sticking to a script. That didn't happen on last week's episode, with Keith Nale going rogue at the last minute — which resulted in his son, Wes, getting sent home.
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This is a discussion on Crossbreed Holsters within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Has anyone had any good or bad experiences with Crossbreed holsters? I'm considering buying their "Supertuck" model to conceal a Sig P220ST. http://www.crossbreedholsters.com/beltslide.html...
Has anyone had any good or bad experiences with Crossbreed holsters? I'm considering buying their "Supertuck" model to conceal a Sig P220ST.
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Geoff Porter, a veteran Algeria analyst with the North Africa Risk Consulting firm said the "unevenness" of past government investment programs have left a legacy of distrust in the south â¿¿ a region that also lacks the educational opportunities to produce the necessary skills for oil sector jobs.
Part of the problem, he added, is that the hydrocarbon industries don't require very much employment and there is little else going in these remote communities after the desert tourism industry dried up.
In attempt to curb the recent demonstrations, the government sent local parliamentarians, mostly from the ruling party, back to their towns in the south to hold meetings, but most of these were boycotted by the committees of the unemployed.
"The Algerian state has always had a policy of national investment and a great deal of money has been invested in the south, just like the other regions," said Mohammed Dhimi, one of the members of parliament from the south. "Perhaps the investments were not well thought-out or misdirected or didn't respond to the agricultural and industrial needs of the people.""The protesters may sense that they have built up some momentum and that they are going to continue their protests until they see meaningful steps taken to deliver on the prime minister's promises," he said. Belabes, the head of the unemployment committee, promised a new round of demonstrations in the coming days. Meanwhile, on Saturday, about 30 chiefs of Algeria's Tuareg tribes, ethnically the same group that revolted against the government across the border in Mali, presented authorities with their own manifesto of demands, including more jobs, governorships, and high diplomatic positions for the nation's Tuaregs, reported the daily El Watan. ___ Paul Schemm reported from Rabat, Morocco. Associated Press reporter Karim Kebir contributed to this report from Algiers.
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Well I turned on my computer this morning, every was normal until my computer had the windows logo appear and then when the login page appears with "please wait" a BSOD appeared... So I turned off the computer and tried again, this time the login page screws up a little and then the BSOD appears again. Safe Mode won't work either as the BSOD screen comes up at the same time as when normally booted.
I'm pretty technologically inept... So... Any help would be very much appreciated.
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Marcia's StoryI always have a supply of medium binder clips around because I use them to hold my wide neck laundry on hangers and to close up plastic bags in the freezer. And now two of them make a perfect recipe card holder.
I've also included some other uses that I found on the internet and wanted to remember.
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medium binder clips (any brand)
Directions Step-By-Step
1Clothes hanger clip -- thickness of the hanger does not matter -- the clip will fit them all whether they are fat or thin
2Freezer Bag Clip -- and they are never bothered by the cold. Works every time and over and over with no breakage at all. When the bag is empty I place the clip on the edge of the dish drainer so I don't lose track of them for the next time.
3Wire Holder/Organizer -- not only does it organize tiny wires (like ear buds or USB cords) but you can also hang it on a tack to keep it in its place
4Sock holder -- nobody buys clothes pins anymore so binder clips take over the small jobs they used to do
7Emergency Skirt Repairs -- can actually be worn on the body in a pinch, so to speak, LOL -- until you can get things fixed permanently
11Phone Dock -- Clip both ends of a business card and stand it up -- then slip in the slim phone and you are good to go hands free
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Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Billie Neal WildExpectation - Mar 5, 2013
I didn't think about using them as a stand. I use one to clip my recipes onto a cabinet door handle, that way it is off the counter so I have space to work.
Thanks Marcia
Marcia McCance mmccance - Mar 5, 2013
Good idea Billie! Thanks! Hugs!
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Great ideas Marcia...thanks
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Thanks Pat!
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In class on Wednesday (1/27/99), a question arose about whether potential
differences are different for positive and negative charges placed between
two charged plates. The answer is an unequivocal "NO."
The first way to see this is by going back to what I said when I first introduced electric potential. The reason that we have this concept to begin with is that it does not depend on what kind of charges we're moving through a potential difference--unlike potential energy. It is a property of the region we're interested in and it arises from the charge distributions that create the electric field, which are separate from the positive and negative charges that we're talking about now. In our case, the charges on the plates (below) create the electric field and the potential difference. Both of these quantities (field and potential) exist even before we put charges (positive or negative) in the region.
Recall from class that for a uniform electric field (as exists in the region between the charged plates shown above):
if we go from the negative plate to the positive (opposite the electric field) and
if we go from the positive plate to the negative (in the same direction as the field). We say that the positive plate is at higher potential than the negative plate. This is true no matter what kind of charge we put in the middle.
What is different for the two kinds of charge in the middle is the potential energy (and also the force). Think about gravity again. When a rock is farther from where it wants to go, it has greater potential energy. If we put a positive charge near the positive plate, it's far from where it wants to go. Thus it has more potential energy than when it's near the negative plate. Because of our positive test charge convention, positive charges have higher potential energy where the potential is higher. Now, if we put an electron near the positive plate, that's like putting the rock near the ground. It's already near its goal, and thus has lower potential energy. So for negative charges, higher potential means lower potential energy. But they both have the same potential because V = U/q.
Perhaps the best way to visualize this paradox is to return to the example of point charges. Recall that
Also recall that for the point charge we defined the potential energy to be zero at when the charge q is infinitely far away from Q. In that case, when both q and Q are positive, the potential energy is positive. It's zero at infinity and it gets larger as you move the two charges closer together. Remember, the more a charge (or a mass) is separated from where it wants to be, the greater is its potential energy. For two positive charges, they want to be as far away as possible.
When we have -q and +Q, the situation is different. The potential energy is still zero at infinity, but now as -q moves toward +Q, it's moving toward where it wants to go and thus is losing potential energy. The only way that can happen is if the potential energy is negative for attractive forces. The plot below shows the potential energy as a function of r for both cases.
This plot clearly shows that the potential energy moves in opposite directions for positive and negative charges. In fact, if you understand this graph, you should have a good grasp of why electric potential is the same even though what happens to the positive charge is different than what happens to the negative charge. The key lies in that electric potential difference is defined as
This means that the potential experienced by both positive and negative q is the same as they move in the vicinity of +Q. For example, as a positive charge goes from a to b, its potential energy decreases and (since it's positive), we see that it also experiences a decreasing electric potential. For a negative charge going from a to b, the potential energy decreases, but it also experiences decreasing potential because its charge is negative. The plot of V(r) for a positive point charge is shown below. As indicated, positive charges move to regions of lower potential and negative charges move to regions of higher potential.
I hope that this helps to clear up this topic. It is a tricky concept to comprehend, so please let me know if it's still not clear.
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After sailing through to the main draw of the World T20 league, the fourth Indian franchise are up against the flair of the men from the Caribbean Islands as the World T20 League juggernaut moves over to Mohali in northern India. Having played all their qualifiers in Mohali, the Hyderabad franchise must start as the favourites, but Trinidad and Tobago, who won their opening encounter against Brisbane can never be discounted. With the Mohali pitch favouring the bowlers, and with plenty of quality on both sides, the winner will be the nerve who can just about nudge the other side on the bowling front. Hyderabad: Hyderabad raced through to the main rounds despite their batting not up to the scratch. They had an easy time against Faisalabad and Kandurata, but when against a lively attack against Otago, the batsmen looked unsure and hesitant. Shikhar Dhawan has continued to leave up to his billing at the top of the order while Parthiv Patel has proved to be more than an equal ally. With J P Duminy showing immediate form after his lengthy absence from the cricket field, Hyderabad have a settled top-order. Dale Steyn, back after a long break, struggled for rhythm in the qualifying phase, but Hyderabad can count on him as the tournament enters the pivotal phase. Amit Mishra is currently rising high on a wave of success with the opponents unable to read his assortment of leg-breaks and googly. Add the enterprising Karan Sharma, the team from South India has a pair of contrasting leg-spinners. Hyderabad's real strength in the Indian T20 League was their all-rounders. Thisara Perera and Darren Sammy provide depth and variety into the team, and the pair have started well in this tournament as well. Trinidad and Tobago: One of the crowd favourites in the World T20 League, the men from West Indies will have to bat much better if they are to upset the apple-cart of Hyderabad. They have the men for the challenge. Lendl Simmons and Darren Bravo are the marquee player at the top of the order while youngsters like Evin Lewis and Nicolas Pooran have the opportunity to prove themselves in front of an international stage. Denesh Ramdin sparkled with the bat against Brisbane, and the skipper would hope that the top order acquit themselves better in the coming matches. Trinidad's bowling has been a revelation. Ravi Rampaul, back after missing the Caribbean Premier League with an injury grabbed four wickets to derail the Heats in the first match while Sunil Narine continued to rule the roost, leaving the opposition batsmen clueless with clever skill and variations. If Narine is the leader of the pack, Samuel Badree has been parsimonious, often bowling out at the start of the innings. The pressure exerted by the trio has given the lesser named bowlers of the team to reap the rewards. Weather Conditions: With the tournament played at the fag end of the monsoon period, a shower or two can never be far away. The forecast for the day is for some isolated thunderstorms, though it should not result in a washed out match. Quotes: We are all determined to play our best cricket and grab this last chance of taking the trophy home - Trinidad pacer, Ravi Rampaul is determined to put his best step forward. The confidence is still high. This was a match where we wanted to try thing and analyse what went wrong and what went right - Hyderabad captain, Shikhar Dhawan was not a worried man after his team lost their final qualifier against Otago.
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Dravid's praise was my prize: TambePravin Tambe impressed one and all with his stupendous performance in the World T20 League, ending the tournament with the Golden Wicket (The leading wicket-taker of the League). He defied all odds and his age and bamboozled the opposition batsmen with his guile and spin.
We showed a lot of character: Rohit SharmaRohit Sharma capped off an impressive T20 season as skipper by securing a second trophy in a year after winning the Indian Premier League season 6 in May.
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Summer Research Placements
Linden Allison '16 will be attending the MIRT summer REU in UNC Chapel Hill.
Loren Ball '16 will be at the University of Iowa doing research with Juniata alumni Dr. Steven McElroy.
Rebecca Brumbaugh '15 (pictured to the left) will be working with Dr. Robin Bedford at the University of Bristol in Bristol, England in organometallic research through and REU during the summer of 2014.
Andrew Kalbach '16 will be doing research at Florida International University.
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Rachel Rowlands '15 will be at the University of Washington on an Amgen Scholarship.
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Also, many of our students choose to participate in research with professors on the Juniata campus. The Juniata chemistry faculty members who have students working with them this summer (and the student names) are listed below.
- Dr. Will Ames
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Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Conservatives Now Officially Hate All of the Republican Presidential Candidates
All of the comment systems are amazingly bad considering how much time and money has gone into their development. But the bloggers put up with it.
Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Conservatives Now Officially Hate All of the Republican Presidential Candidates
They hate theirs, we're disappointed in ours.
Seems like a tipping point that the forthcoming world economic crisis will resolve.
Do we come up with a winning progressive manifesto and program, or do we earn an American Hitler?
Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Can Politics Be Beautiful?
Politics is beautiful in the same way that martial arts are beautiful. True beauty is when the enemy submits. How one obtains that sublime state, whether through bone-smashing kung fu or delicate aikido dance steps, it is wonderful. Sadly, I remember having that sort of beautiful experience on the national political scene only a few times and on the local scene even fewer. The opposite of beauty is ugliness. This is what we have had to endure and what most citizens expect.
Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Giffords Opponent, Jesse Kelly, Held June Event to "Shoot a Fully Automatic M16″ to "Get on Target" and "Remove Gabrielle Giffords"
You are so naive. Have you no knowledge of history?
Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Giffords Opponent, Jesse Kelly, Held June Event to "Shoot a Fully Automatic M16″ to "Get on Target" and "Remove Gabrielle Giffords"
If Gabby dies or is incapacitated, AZ law, as I understand it, would permit Gov. Jan Brewer — she of the drug-addled mind — to appoint Gabby's replacement.
It could very well be Jesse Kelly, on the grounds that his vile campaign attracted almost as many votes as Gabby (1% difference).
In that case, this could be the most successful electoral assassination in recent American history: a complete turnaround in the district's representation, from responsibly dealing with local affairs to unbridled fawning over and favoring of the rich and the violent.
Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Awaiting Press Conference at Tuscon Hospital on Giffords Shooting
Ironically, the Pima County (Tucson) Gun Show takes place here next week, "Crossroad" — read "Crosshairs" — of the World!"
Indeed. Exercise those Second Amendment remedies, folks (and arm the drug cartels while you're at it).
Robert Jacobson commented on the blog post Awaiting Press Conference at Tuscon Hospital on Giffords Shooting
So was the guy who killed the Archduke and started World War I. So was Hitler. So, I would contend, was George W. Bush on drugs. So what?
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From Michael McNultry, Gabby Giffords' campaign director, sent late in December: "ROVE STRIKES AGAIN"
Dear Robert,
Just last month we saw Gabrielle prevail in her re-election bid, despite facing the worst political headwinds in generations. She now stands as the only woman in America elected as a Democrat in a Republican Congressional district.
This is a good moment to reflect upon Gabrielle's accomplishments and upon our good fortune that she represents Southern Arizona. I found her re-election immensely gratifying.
But even now, before her next term has even begun, Karl Rove's political attacks are already underway. Crossroads GPS, bankrolled by the oil and insurance industries, spent thousands of dollars to defeat Democrats across the country this fall. Just weeks later, Crossroads is already so flush with cash that it has launched a national ad campaign against Gabrielle and the eleven other Democrats that were elected to Congress in districts that voted for John McCain two years ago.
I wanted to write to you to assure you that nothing that Karl Rove does will impact Gabrielle's agenda. Even in the last couple of weeks, she has been in the House of Representatives to challenge "Don't Ask/Don't Tell" and to support the DREAM Act and an extension of unemployment benefits. And, just last night, after much careful consideration, Gabrielle voted for the President's tax compromise. While imperfect, the bill will help our communities as the economy struggles back to life.
It is Gabrielle's strength that causes the radical right to target her. With the Supreme Court unleashing most restraints on corporate spending, the ugliness of the airwaves will be unremitting for the next two years. But she will withstand the virulence and the political intimidation as she always has.
Gabrielle's success has always been a credit to you and to each of her supporters, whose generosity makes all things possible.
It is the holiday season, and I do not wish to push for more financial contributions at the very time that our obligations to our families are at their highest. The goal of this letter is simply to say thank you, and to assure you that Gabrielle's campaign team is aware that Karl Rove's attacks are coming – and that we're prepared for them. She will not relent; we will not relent. I promise that we will engage you early in the coming year to seek the support you've always been so kind to provide.
Your support has made all the difference in the past, and we will need to pull together again to keep her in Congress where she belongs.
My sincerest thanks and holiday wishes,
Michael McNulty
Giffords for Congress
I believe Rove, the Koch Brothers who finance him, FOX News, Jesse Kelly (Gabby's neanderthal opponent in November, who held a gun-toting fundraiser at which he suggested "taking out" Gabby), and of course Palin and Beck should be arrested, held for questioning, and ultimately indicted for conspiracy to abet a violent act against a public official. It wouldn't take much to establish the connections. They set the stage for and encouraged this attempted assassination; whether they pulled the trigger is irrelevant.


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Article: CD4+FOXP3+ regulatory T cells confer long-term regulation of factor VIII-specific immune responses in plasmid-mediated gene therapy-treated hemophilia mice.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Gene transfer of a factor VIII (FVIII) plasmid into hemophilia A (HemA) mice achieved supraphysiologic FVIII expression, but triggered production of high-titer FVIII-specific antibodies and loss of functional FVIII activity. To test whether FVIII-specific regulatory T cells (Tregs) can modulate immune responses against FVIII, we developed a HemA mouse model in which all T cells overexpressed Foxp3 (HemA/Foxp3-Tg). FVIII plasmid therapy did not induce antibody production in HemA/Foxp3-Tg mice. CD4(+)Foxp3(+) T cells isolated from plasmid-treated HemA/Foxp3-Tg mice significantly suppressed proliferation of FVIII-stimulated CD4(+) effector T cells. The percentage of CD4(+) T cells expressing CD25, glucocorticoid-induced tumor necrosis factor receptor, and cytotoxic T lymphocyte antigen 4 increased significantly in spleen and peripheral blood for 9 weeks. Mice receiving adoptively transferred Tregs from FVIII-exposed HemA/Foxp3-Tg mice produced significantly reduced antibody titers compared with controls after initial challenge with FVIII plasmid and second challenge 16 weeks after first plasmid treatment. Adoptively transferred Tregs engrafted and distributed at 2% to 4% in the Treg compartment of blood, lymph nodes, and spleens of the recipient mice and induced activation of endogenous Tregs; the engraftment decreased to negligible levels over 8 to 12 weeks. Antigen-specific Tregs can provide long-lasting protection against immune responses in vivo and limit recall responses induced by a second challenge via infectious tolerance.Blood 09/2009; 114(19):4034-44. · 9.78 Impact Factor
Article: Lineages of human T-cell clones, including T helper 17/T helper 1 cells, isolated at different stages of anti-factor VIII immune responses.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The development of neutralizing antibodies (inhibitors) after factor VIII (FVIII) infusions is a serious complication that affects approximately one-quarter of hemophilia A patients who have access to replacement therapy. To investigate the differentiation of naive T cells into FVIII-specific helper T cells that promote B-cell activation and antibody secretion, HLA-DRA-DRB1*0101-restricted T-cell clones that respond to a specific epitope in FVIII were isolated from a mild hemophilia A subject (the proband) 19 weeks and 21 months after his development of a high-titer inhibitor. Clones responding to the same epitope were also isolated from his multiply infused brother, who has not developed a clinically significant inhibitor. The 19-week proband clones were T helper (T(H))17/T(H)1- or T(H)1/T(H)2-polarized, whereas all 8 clones isolated 21 months postinhibitor development were T(H)2-polarized cells. In contrast, all 6 clones from the brother who did not develop an inhibitor were T(H)1-polarized, indicating that tolerance to FVIII can be maintained even with circulating T(H)1-polarized cells that respond vigorously to in vitro FVIII stimulation. This is the first evidence that T(H)17/T(H)1-polarized cells play a role in hemophilic immune responses to FVIII. Furthermore, this is the first report of successful isolation and expansion of antigen-specific human T(H)17/T(H)1 clones using standard culture conditions.Blood 07/2009; 114(7):1423-8. · 9.78 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Black patients with hemophilia A (factor VIII deficiency) are twice as likely as white patients to produce inhibitors against factor VIII proteins given as replacement therapy. There are six wild-type factor VIII proteins, designated H1 through H6, but only two (H1 and H2) match the recombinant factor VIII products used clinically. H1 and H2 are found in all racial groups and are the only factor VIII proteins found in the white population to date. H3, H4, and H5 have been found only in blacks. We hypothesized that mismatched factor VIII transfusions contribute to the high incidence of inhibitors among black patients. We sequenced the factor VIII gene (F8) in black patients with hemophilia A to identify causative mutations and the background haplotypes on which they reside. Results from previous Bethesda assays and information on the baseline severity of hemophilia, age at enrollment, and biologic relationships among study patients were obtained from review of the patients' medical charts. We used multivariable logistic regression to control for these potential confounders while testing for associations between F8 haplotype and the development of inhibitors. Of the 78 black patients with hemophilia enrolled, 24% had an H3 or H4 background haplotype. The prevalence of inhibitors was higher among patients with either of these haplotypes than among patients with haplotype H1 or H2 (odds ratio, 3.6; 95% confidence interval, 1.1 to 12.3; P=0.04), despite a similar spectrum of hemophilic mutations and degree of severity of illness in these two subgroups. These preliminary results suggest that mismatched factor VIII replacement therapy may be a risk factor for the development of anti-factor VIII alloantibodies.New England Journal of Medicine 05/2009; 360(16):1618-27. · 54.42 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Adequate hemostasis is achieved for many hemophilia A patients by infusion of plasma-derived or recombinant factor VIII (FVIII), but unfortunately, a significant subset of patients develop an immune response in which anti-FVIII antibodies, referred to clinically as "inhibitors," interfere with its procoagulant activity. Inhibitors are the subset of anti-FVIII antibodies that bind to surfaces on FVIII (B-cell epitopes) that are important for its proper functioning in coagulation. Less antigenic FVIII molecules may be designed by identifying and then modifying the amino acid sequences of inhibitor B-cell epitopes. Conversely, characterization of these epitopes can yield important information regarding functionally important surfaces on FVIII. The production of inhibitor antibodies is driven by T cells. T cells recognize FVIII as foreign when FVIII-derived peptides bind to major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class II molecules on the surface of antigen-presenting cells. The class II-peptide complexes must then be recognized by T-cell receptors (TCRs). T-cell stimulation requires sustained association of antigen-presenting cells and T cells through formation of a class II-peptide-TCR complex, and peptide sequences that mediate this association are termed "T-cell epitopes." MHC class II tetramers that bind FVIII-derived peptides and recognize antigen-specific TCRs are proving useful in the characterization of human leukocyte antigen-restricted T-cell responses to FVIII.Clinical Reviews in Allergy & Immunology 02/2009; 37(2):80-95. · 5.59 Impact Factor
Article: A family with combined mutations of the hemophilia A and X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy genes.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy and hemophilia A are two distinct, potentially devastating, genetic diseases whose corresponding genes are located in close proximity on the X chromosome. Here we report a family with members affected with both conditions, only the second such family ever reported. Although a structural genomic rearrangement involving both genes was initially predicted to underlie this extremely rare phenotype, genotyping revealed the unlikely occurrence of two individual point mutations. Given the impact of this result on the heritability of the two disorders within the family, this case illustrates the significance of performing detailed molecular analysis in patients with multiple genetic disorders.Neurogenetics 08/2008; 9(3):215-8. · 3.58 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Activated factor VIII (FVIIIa) forms a procoagulant complex with factor IXa on negatively charged membranes, including activated platelet surfaces. Membrane attachment involves the FVIII C2 domain; involvement of the adjacent C1 domain has not been established. Binding of recombinant FVIII C1C2 and C2 proteins to platelets was detected by flow cytometry using (1) anti-C2 monoclonal antibody ESH8 followed by a phycoerythrin-labeled secondary antibody; (2) biotinylated C1C2 detected by phycoerythrin-labeled streptavidin, and (3) C1C2 and C2 site-specifically labeled with fluorescein. Highest binding and lowest background were obtained using fluorescein-conjugated proteins. More than 90% of activated platelets bound C1C2, compared with approximately 50% for equimolar C2. Estimates using fluorescent microbeads indicated approximately 7,000 C1C2-binding sites per platelet, approximately 1,400 for C2, and approximately 3,000 for fluorescein-labeled FVIIIa. Unlike C2 or FVIII(a), C1C2 bound to approximately 700 sites/platelet before activation. C1C2 binding to activated platelets appeared independent of von Willebrand factor and was competed effectively by FVIII(a), but only partially by excess C2. Fluorescein-labeled FVIIIa was competed much more effectively by C1C2 than C2 for binding to activated platelets. Two monoclonal antibodies that inhibit C2 binding to membranes competed platelet binding of C2 more effectively than C1C2. Thus, the C1 domain of FVIII contributes to platelet-binding affinity.Blood 02/2008; 111(1):200-8. · 9.78 Impact Factor
Article: Severe haemophilia B due to a 6 kb factor IX gene deletion including exon 4: non-homologous recombination associated with a shortened transcript from whole blood.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In genotyping a severe hemophilia B subject, exons 1-3 and 5-8 were normal. Exon 4 did not amplify, suggesting a partial gene deletion. Previously, a French family with an exon 4 deletion had severe haemophilia B with a circulating, dysfunctional factor IX protein missing its first growth factor-like domain; breakpoints were not analyzed. Using a 5' primer for exon 3 and a 3' primer for exon 5 fragments, the subject's factor IX gene amplified a 5 kb fragment whereas 11 kb was predicted, indicating a 6 kb deletion. Restriction endonucleases localized the 3' intron 4 deletion breakpoint to 1.2 kb 5' to exon 5. Sequencing through the breakpoints revealed a 5,969 bp deletion that included exon 4 and was accompanied by a 13 bp duplication inserted near the 3' breakpoint site. Haemophilia was familial; on testing, his mother was confirmed as a heterozygous carrier, whereas his sister was homozygous for the normal, larger fragments. As exons 4 and 5 of the factor IX gene are in frame, this deletion should produce a shortened transcript, missing 114 bp (38 codons from the first growth factor-like domain). Reverse transcription of mRNA prepared from whole blood and PCR identified the shorter cDNA fragment. Western blotting demonstrated a smaller factor IX protein.Thrombosis and Haemostasis 03/2007; 97(2):176-80. · 5.76 Impact Factor
Article: Immunomodulation of transgene responses following naked DNA transfer of human factor VIII into hemophilia A mice.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A robust humoral immune response against human factor VIII (hFVIII) following naked DNA transfer into immunocompetent hemophilia A mice completely inhibits circulating FVIII activity despite initial high-level hFVIII gene expression. To prevent this undesirable response, we compared transient immunomodulation strategies. Eight groups of mice (n = 4-9 per group) were treated with naked DNA transfer of pBS-HCRHPI-hFVIIIA simultaneously with immunosuppressive reagents that included cyclosporine A (CSA), rapamycin (RAP), mycophenylate mofetil (MMF), a combination of CSA and MMF, a combination of RAP and MMF, a monoclonal antibody against murine CD40 ligand (MR1), recombinant murine Ctla4Ig, and a combination of MR1 and Ctla4Ig. All animals except those receiving only CSA exhibited delayed or absent immune responses against hFVIII. The most effective immunosuppressive regimen, the combination of Ctla4Ig and MR1, prevented inhibitor formation in 8 of 9 animals; the ninth had transient low-titer antibodies. All 9 mice of this group produced persistent, therapeutic levels of hFVIII for more than 6 months. When challenged with the T-dependent antigen bacteriophage Phix174, tolerized mice exhibited normal primary and secondary antibody responses, suggesting that transient immunomodulation to disrupt B/T-cell interaction at the time of plasmid injection effectively promoted long-term immune tolerance specific for hFVIII.Blood 08/2006; 108(1):19-27. · 9.78 Impact Factor
- Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis 05/2005; 3(4):638-9. · 6.08 Impact Factor
Article: Naked DNA transfer of Factor VIII induced transgene-specific, species-independent immune response in hemophilia A mice.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The development of antibodies to a previously unexpressed protein product may limit the success of human gene therapy approaches. We inserted B-domain-deleted factor VIII (FVIII) cDNA of human, canine, or murine origin into the multiple cloning site of a liver-specific vector, pBS-HCRHPI-A, to yield plasmids pBS-HCRHPI-FVIIIA, pBS-HCRHPI-cFVIIIA, and pBS-HCRHPI-mFVIIIA, respectively. Fifty micrograms of each plasmid in 2 ml of solution was rapidly injected into the tail vein of three groups of hemophilia A mice. Factor VIII levels ranging from 3 to 12 IU/ml were obtained from all three groups (normal is 1 IU/ml in human plasma) 3 days after treatment. These initial very high levels of functional human, canine, or murine factor VIII, however, fell gradually to undetectable levels within 2-3 weeks, and their disappearance correlated with the generation of high-titer, inhibitory anti-FVIII antibodies. Notably, this immune response occurred independent of the species of origin of the exogenous factor VIII. Antibody titers to factor VIII were detected beginning at 2 weeks, reached a plateau and remained at high levels for over 6 months. The majority of anti-hFVIII IgG was IgG1 isotype specific, suggesting a humoral response mediated by Th2-induced signals. Consistent with this idea, in a separate group of mice treated with pBS-HCRHPI-FVIIIA, transient immunosuppression by cyclophosphamide significantly delayed (5/6) or abolished (1/6) inhibitory antibody formation against the transgene.Molecular Therapy 08/2004; 10(1):117-26. · 7.04 Impact Factor
Article: 158. Transient Immunosuppresion by CTLA4Ig and Anti-CD40L Promotes Long-Term Tolerance Specifically Against HFVIII in Hemophilia A Mice Following Naked DNA Transfer[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Persistent high-level gene expression of human factor VIII (hFVIII) has been achieved by naked DNA transfer of a liver-specific, highexpressing plasmid pBS-HCRHPI-FVIIIA in Rag2(-/-) SCID mice (Miao et al. (2003) Hum. Gene Ther. 14, 1297-1305). However, in immunocompetent hemophilia A mice, a robust immune response against FVIII that followed gene transfer led to complete inhibition of circulating FVIII activity. This immune response was shown to be mediated by antibodies against the transgene product. In this study, transient immunomodulation strategies to disrupt B- and Tcell interactions at the time of plasmid injection were tested to prevent formation of inhibitory antibodies against hFVIII. Three groups of mice (n=8) were treated with plasmid pBS-HCRHPIFVIIIA; group 1 was injected on days -1, 1, 2, 7, and 14 with a monoclonal antibody (MR1) against murine CD40 ligand; group 2 was treated on days 1 and 2 with recombinant murine CTLA4Ig; and group 3 received a combination of MR1 and CTLA4Ig using the same combined schedule and dosages. All animals treated with immunosuppression had delayed immune responses against hFVIII. However, the 8 animals treated with CTLA4Ig alone developed inhibitors 3-6 weeks post-injection. Six of 8 animals treated with MR1 developed inhibitors at 4-10 weeks; the other 2 did not develop inhibitors for up to 3 months. Most notably, 7 of 8 animals treated with the combination regimen of MR1 and CTLA4Ig failed to develop detectable inhibitors for at least 3 months. One animal developed a low titer of inhibitory antibodies that only partially blocked the functional activity of hFVIII in its plasma. All 7 animals that did not develop inhibitory antibodies against hFVIII exhibited persistent, supra-physiologic therapeutic levels of hFVIII gene expression. To evaluate whether immuno-modulation led to long-term defects in host immune function, two animals treated with the combination protocol, and two control animals not receiving immune modulatory therapy were then challenged twice 4 weeks apart with the neoantigen, bacteriophage Φ×174 (2×108 PFU/each challenge). One treated animal exhibited a normal primary and secondary response to bacteriophage. The second animal exhibited a slightly attenuated primary response and a normal response after the 2nd challenge, indicating that this transient immunosuppressive regimen did not induce a lasting immunodeficiency. These results strongly suggest that transient inhibition of co-stimulatory molecules in hFVIII plasmid-treated hemophilia A mice can promote long-term immune tolerance, specific for hFVIII without altering subsequent immune responses to T cell dependent neoantigens.Molecular Therapy 01/2004; · 7.04 Impact Factor
Article: High-level factor VIII gene expression in vivo achieved by nonviral liver-specific gene therapy vectors.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Two liver-specific nonviral gene transfer vectors have been developed to accommodate heterologous genes. The expression cassettes contain (1) a hepatic locus control region from the apolipoprotein E (ApoE) gene (HCR), (2) a liver-specific alpha(1)-antitrypsin promoter (HP), (3) a 1.4-kb truncated factor IX first intron (I) or a synthetic minx intron (mI), (4) a multiple cloning site (MCS) for inserting cDNA sequences, and (5) a bovine growth hormone polyadenylation signal (bpA) to make pBS-HCRHPI-A or pBS-HCRHPmI-A. These vectors were first evaluated with reporter genes encoding human factor IX (hFIX) and green fluorescent protein (GFP). hFIX constructs, pBS-HCRHPI-FIXA and control pBS-HCRHP-FIXIA with the hFIX intron in its native position, produced comparable hFIX gene expression levels (0.5-5 microg/ml) 6 months after naked DNA transfer to mice, whereas the factor IX level from pBS-HCRHPmI-FIXA averaged about 50% lower. RT-PCR analysis of the mRNA indicated that introns inserted upstream from the cDNA were correctly processed and spliced. GFP expression was detected in 15-30% of the hepatocytes in pBS-HCRHPI-GFPA-treated mice. Next, a B domain-deleted human factor VIII (hFVIII) cDNA was inserted into the modified vectors. High-level hFVIII expression (up to 750 ng/ml) was achieved initially in both C57BL/6 mice and Rag2 mice. Moreover, therapeutic levels of hFVIII (20-310 ng/ml) circulated in Rag2 mice 6 months after treatment. These liver-specific gene expression cassettes can deliver a large, heterologous gene such as hFVIII cDNA to achieve high-level, persistent transgene expression after in vivo hepatic gene therapy.Human Gene Therapy 10/2003; 14(14):1297-305. · 4.02 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To review the state of the art relating to elevated hemostatic factor levels as a potential risk factor for thrombosis, as reflected by the medical literature and the consensus opinion of recognized experts in the field, and to make recommendations for the use of specific measurements of hemostatic factor levels in the assessment of thrombotic risk in individual patients. Review of the medical literature, primarily from the last 10 years. After an initial assessment of the literature, key points were identified. Experts were assigned to do an in-depth review of the literature and to prepare a summary of their findings and recommendations. A draft manuscript was prepared and circulated to every participant in the College of American Pathologists Conference XXXVI: Diagnostic Issues in Thrombophilia prior to the conference. Each of the key points and associated recommendations was then presented for discussion at the conference. Recommendations were accepted if a consensus of the 27 experts attending the conference was reached. The results of the discussion were used to revise the manuscript into its final form. Consensus was reached on 8 recommendations concerning the use of hemostatic factor levels in the assessment of thrombotic risk in individual patients. Detailed discussion of the rationale for each of these recommendations is presented in the article. This is an evolving area of research. While routine use of factor level measurements is not recommended, improvements in assay methodology and further clinical studies may change these recommendations in the future.Archives of pathology & laboratory medicine 12/2002; 126(11):1405-14. · 2.78 Impact Factor
Article: Non-inversion factor VIII mutations in 80 hemophilia A families including 24 with alloimmune responses.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Heteroduplex screening identified 74 small mutations in the factor VIII genes of 72 families with hemophilia A. In addition, patients from 3 families with high titer inhibitors had partial gene deletions and 5 unrelated families that were negative for heteroduplex formation had a mutation on direct sequencing. The latter had mild hemophilia A with an inhibitor, and sequencing their exon 23 fragments found a transition predicting a recurrent Arg2150 to His. Of 69 distinct mutations (including the 3 partial gene deletions), 47 are novel. Of small mutations, 51 were missense (one possibly a normal variant and two that could also alter splicing) at 39 sites, 13 were small deletions or insertions (3 inframe and one a normal variant in an intron), 13 were nonsense at 12 sites and 2 altered intron splice junctions. In 24 families, at least one affected member had evidence for an alloimmune response to factor VIII: of these, 11 were associated with missense mutations. In 14 families, de novo origin was demonstrated.Thrombosis and Haemostasis 03/2002; 87(2):273-6. · 5.76 Impact Factor
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AFPM Applauds Bill To Reverse EPA's Illegal Approval Of E15
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) applauds Senators Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) and David Vitter (R-La.) for taking steps to reverse the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) illegal decision to allow E15 into the fuel supply even though this fuel damages existing vehicles. The proposed legislation, if passed by Congress, will set a cap of 10 percent ethanol (E10) that is approved for use in the nation's gasoline supply.
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"The fact that EPA would allow a fuel in the marketplace that it knows will threaten existing engines and refueling infrastructure is inconceivable and is a glaring example of EPA's willingness to place politics ahead of science," said AFPM President Charles T. Drevna.
E15 is a blend of fuel containing 15 percent volume ethanol and 85 percent volume gasoline. While E10 has been proven to be a safe and reliable gasoline for more than 20 years, the same cannot be said about E15. Despite this reality, EPA approved E15 for sale into the general gasoline pool for vehicles made in and after 2001.Numerous studies show that gasoline blends containing more than 10 percent ethanol can cause engine damage in millions of vehicles on the road today and in smaller engines including chainsaws, lawnmowers, boats and snowmobiles. As a result, vehicle manufacturers have warned that the use of E15 will void warranties, leaving consumers vulnerable to expensive repair bills. "EPA chose to prematurely issue a series of fuel waivers to allow E15 to be used in vehicles manufactured after 2001, despite compelling evidence that the fuel will be costly and potentially dangerous for consumers," said Drevna. A court dismissed several industry challenges to EPA's E15 waiver decision on procedural grounds. AFPM is considering appealing the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. The decision did not reach the merits of the case; however, the dissenting opinion indicated that EPA overstepped its legal authority. Judge Brett Kavanaugh of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia acknowledged the inherent problem with E15 noting, "Just a few weeks ago, the American Automobile Association warned of the damage E15 will cause to car engines and took the extraordinary step of publicly asking EPA to block the sale of E15." The introduction of mid-level ethanol blends is just one of many insurmountable problems caused by the RFS and is a prime example of why Congress should repeal the unworkable program.
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