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Make Way for Mushrooms
They do everything from protecting plants against parasites and disease to alleviating droughts. Now scientists are using mushrooms to fight global warming and clean up contaminated sites.
by Mary M. Woodsen
Red squirrels are always fussing about something. Just now one was directly overhead, its strident, staccato chatter bidding me a hasty adieu. But I'd tuned it outmy eyes were on the ground. It had rained for three days running. Now the sky was blue, the warm scent of autumn was in the air, and, thanks to heavy rains, mushrooms were fruiting by the bucketful. Ivory-hued oysters, tawny-brown honey mushrooms, orange fly agarics, and purple-tinged russulas were all out in force. I bent to loosen a huge clump of oystersone of manyfrom the base of a dead sugar maple. Whop! Something glanced off my head and shattered; a flurry of flakes showered all around me.
For a moment I was startled. Then I realized what had happened. It's a great field identification trick: Toss a mushroom against a rock, a treeor somebody's head. If it bursts apart, it's a russula. And what loves russulas, or most any other mushroom? Bugs, slugs, snails, chipmunks, mice, deer, and, of course, squirrels.
Red squirrels have beaned me before, though with spruce cones. So why
not with a mushroom? And just now they had plenty of ammunition. Red squirrels
harvest mushrooms, lay them across branches to dry, then cram them into
their pantries.
Indeed, each mushroom we see is merely the fruit of an organism that's all but invisible. Beneath the cap and stem, weblike filaments, the mushroom's mycelium, spread through the soil, a dead log, or other substrate. Some fungal organisms occupy a world as small as the body of a fallen ant or an athlete's foot; others might permeate as much as 2,000 acres of forest. Yet for the most part fungi live unseen until the rains come and densely packed bundles of mycelia balloon forth as fruiting bodieswhat we, squirrels, and other creatures like to eat.
From the tropics to the tundra, from the tomatoes in your garden to the oak tree in your backyard, almost every plant that lives does so largely because of relationships with root-dwelling, or mycorrhizal, fungi that provide it with water and nutrients while keeping disease-causing pathogens at bay. It's even possible that green plants would not have evolved without mycorrhizal fungi. When plants washed out of the seas, they already excelled at turning solar energy into carbohydratesbut they had no experience dissolving nutrients from gravel and grit. Fungi, with vastly finer food-finding filaments (the mycelia may contain up to 50 times the absorbing surface as an equal mass of roots), made great helpmates from the start. "When plants climbed onto dry land, they quickly enlisted fungal partners that have been with them ever since," says Kathie Hodge, a mycologist at Cornell University.
And perhaps the harsher the environment, the greater the need. Boreal forests seem lacking in diversity, yet their handful of tree species may collectively associate with hundreds or even thousands of mycorrhizal species. It makes sense, says Sari Timonen, a mycologist at the University of Helsinki. "To use the soil most efficiently, a homogeneous tree population apparently needs more types of fungi to do the job. In Finland, where we have few tree species, Scots pine associates with at least 300 fungi."
Recently, Sara Wright and graduate student Kristine Nichols, soil scientists with the Agricultural Research Service in Beltsville, Maryland, discovered that glomalin, the substance that covers the mycelia of mycorrhizal fungi, is constantly being sloughed off into the soil, where it can remain for decades without decomposing. Because glomalin accounts for 27 percent of carbon in the soil even as it helps soil granules hold on to their carbon, it serves as a corrective for global warming.
Dung, dead animals, desiccated plantswe'd be over our heads in no time without a panoply of saprophytic fungi, such as the aptly named turkey tails and horse's hoof mushrooms. Fungi get their energy by secreting enzymes and other substances that break down surrounding organic molecules into smaller ones, which they then soak up. The oyster mushrooms on that dead maple I found were part of a complex, ever-changing community of fungi that collectively turn a dead tree into rich, soil-building humus.
But the magic of mushrooms goes beyond decomposing nature's garbage and helping plants grow. Now it seems they may even be the world's greatest cleanup crew for toxins. Mycologist Susan Thomas of the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, in Sequim, Washington, recently led an experiment that used specially conditioned fungi to treat petroleum-contaminated sediment taken from a wetlands in Oregon.
A gritty array of industries lines the Willamette River there, and chemical contaminants have leached into the river. Thomas's site was a property once used to process and transport petroleum hydrocarbons. The mix of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylenechemists call it BTEXthat had seeped into the sediments averaged more than 2,500 parts per million, far above the legal limit set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Thomas's fungi had been carefully "trained" (the patent is pending) to consume toxic petroleum hydrocarbonsthe main ingredients in fuels and most pesticideswith gusto and speed. Wearing hazardous-duty gear, Thomas and a colleague, Meg Pinza, climbed into a metal bin about three times the size of a standard dumpster, where they made a compost heap of sorts by placing thin mats of fungal mycelia between layers of contaminated sediment. Thomas left the mix to its own devices for six months, although she returned monthly to see how the fungus was dealing with all that dirt. On several of those trips, flushes of mushrooms decorated the uppermost layer. Previous experiments had indicated that the mushrooms would be toxin-free. After six months the sediments had turned into a pleasantly loamy, organic soil. Best of all, the BTEX levels were reduced by more than 90 percent, to well below EPA limits.
"Remediation can involve lots of expensive options," says Thomas. "You can ship contaminated soil to a remediation facility or seal it up forever or dump it at sea. But these native fungi are completely natural and portablethey can go anywhere. They can enrich the soil, and there's no noise, no smell, while the cleanup goes on."
It wasn't the first time Thomas had worked with a fungal detox agent with so much muscle and oomph. In 1998 she headed up a group that treated heaps of oil-soaked earth at a highway maintenance yard in Bellingham, Washington, with a carefully selected strain of oyster mushrooms. These mushrooms were developed by mycologist Paul Stamets, who runs Fungi Perfecti, a Washington-based company that cultivates and promotes mushrooms.
How does Stamets persuade his fungi to feed on such a toxic brew? "I starve them," he says. "The fungi on a dead tree have other nutrients available to them, which is one reason it can take decades for a tree to decay. But I don't give these fungi any other foods, so it's eat or die. Some strains don't make it, others limp along, and some of them become prodigious petroleum-digestion machines." Dangerous as they are, these hydrocarbons are similar in molecular complexity to the wood fibers in treeslike that old dead sugar maple where the squirrel had beaned me.
Stamets calls these underground fibers the original World Wide Web. "The health of the planet is controlled by mycelial networks," Stamets says. "Where there are catastrophes in nature, we find that the solutions are literally underfoot." That's why Stamets is launching a new company that will use mycotechnology to clean up wastes. He is, for example, enlisting mushrooms on several salmon restoration and protection projects on the Olympic Peninsula. And, he adds, "we hope to create nonprofits to work in areas where the devastation is extreme but local economies can't handle the costs and polluters won't step up to the plate." Stamets is even developing fungi that break down nerve gas and other chemical-warfare agents.
Yet pervasive and adaptable as mushrooms are, they, too, can be threatened. If petroleum products don't faze fungi, other things can. In much of Europe, up to half of all mushrooms have vanished entirely, many of them the mycorrhizal fungi that protect and provide for trees. Collecting probably isn't a significant factormushroom hunting has always been a traditional pastime. Indeed, the declines are just as dramatic for inedible and poisonous species. Nor does poor forest management seem to be the cause. The mushrooms in question had survived the centuries as European forests were manicured or repeatedly logged. The culprit? The largest declines seem to be in areas of heavy air pollution.
Stamets has gone one step further by creating the Mushroom Genome Mycodiversity Preservation Project, to study and protect Pacific Northwest fungi. Many fungi are endemic speciestied only to specific ecosystems. At least 80 of them live only in the Northwest's old-growth forest. Of this group, the noble polyporea massive fungus that easily spans six feetis the first mushroom on an endangered-species list and is known to live in fewer than a dozen locations.
I was back at the dead sugar maple two weeks later. It had turned dry, and the pickings were thin. The honey mushrooms and russulas had rotted, and the last of the amanitas were bug-ridden. The oysters on the maple seemed to be gone. But at 10 paces the picture resolved itself anew. I realized that what I'd seen as dead flakes of bark were really dried mushrooms preserved in crisp, ivory splendor: oysters in their prime. Rain was in the air, and I knew that beneath the leaf litter dozens of incipient mushroomsnubs of tangled, densely packed mycelialay ready to surge forth with the next good soaking.
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For the past six years, Isma has been in the business of selling produce, mostly beans and maize from Buloba. He admits that his main challenge is not having enough capital, although he is trying to fight this with the help of loans. He is able to make 35,000 Ugandan shillings (UGX) in weekly profits and, once he enlarges his business, he hopes to increase this amount.
Isma needs a loan to be able to buy more beans and maize for resale, since such transactions help his business expand. He has worked hard to win his customers' trust. His major goal is to ensure that he is able to pay his children's school fees to the highest level of education. He would also like to build houses for them as they grow up.
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With only Notre Dame's Pro Day left to go, I've re-done the first round mock draft. What I found interesting is that Trent Richardson *is* going to drop if he isn't taken in the Top 5...somebody will trade up for him...if nobody does he falls to the Cowboys. The Rams take Dontari Poe and surprise people...but Rams fans aren't really surprised, and anyone who knows Jeff Fisher isn't surprised.
The Browns *steal* Coby Fleener at #22, but we luckily see Cordy Glenn fall to us at #30. Its a good thing too, because the cupboard is pretty bare in this Mock Draft -- we could either take a tiny little Kendall Wright or a top-notch guard...we take the Guard.
1. Indianapolis (2-14) - Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford - No explanation needed.
2. Washington - from St. Louis (2-14) - Robert Griffin, QB, Baylor - No explanation needed.
3. Minnesota (3-13) - Matt Kalil, OT, USC - No explanation needed
4. Cleveland (4-12) - Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State - I think they're going to trade down, but if forced to stay at this spot I think they take Blackmon to spicen up the Browns passing game and maky McCoy look as good as they can...or Make Matt Barkley look really good in 2013.
5. Tampa Bay (4-12) - Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU - An excellent CB to be paired with Eric Wright
6. St. Louis - from Washington (5-11) - Dontari Poe, DT, Memphis - Don't be shocked. This is quietly becoming the pick in mocks that have Claiborne and Blackmon already gone at #6. Jeff Fisher wants a big defensive tackle to make their D-Line dominant, and they also feel that they can grad a starting-caliber OT and WR at the beginning of the second round.
7. Jacksonville (5-11) Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa - Gotta keep Henne and Gabbert upright. Already signed a WR in FA.
8. Miami (6-10) - Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M. Reuinited with Sherman.
9. Carolina (6-10) Michael Brockers, DE/TD, LSU - Rivera gets a beast to clog up the middle and dominate...if he can get the effort out of him.
10. Buffalo (6-10) - Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford - They were at his pro day, he's a very good left tackle prospect, and is definetely worth the pick at #10
11. Kansas City (7-9) - Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College - This is the pick Todd McShay and the guy over at the Sporting News have right now in their mocks. Paired with Derrick Johnson, the Chiefs will rivalthe 49ers for the best ILB combo in the NFL.
12. Seattle (7-9) - Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame - Best player available; golden tate might get cut and is a borderline bust. Flynn will have plenty of weapons now...watch out!
13. Arizona (8-8) - Melvin Ingram, DE, South Carolina - Arizona gets a new pass-rusher.
14. Dallas (8-8) - Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama - Somebody is going to trade up for him if he slides past #6, but if there are no trades his firewall is Dallas at #14. Richardson and DeMarco Murray will terrorize opposing Front Sevens for a decade.
15. Philadelphia (8-8) - Fletcher Cox, DT, Mississippi State - beast in the middle.
16. New York Jets (8-8) - Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina - steal at the 3-4 DE posiiton for the Jets
17. Cincinnati - from Oakland (8-8) - David DeCastro, G, Stanford - Right where an elite guard should be draft -- in the mid-teens.
18. San Diego (8-8) - Courtney Upshaw, DE/OLB, Alabama - Upgrade at pass-rush.
19. Chicago (8-8) - Stephen Hill, WR, Ga Tech - Although they traded for Marshall, they still need help at WR, esp. with the uncertain future of Johnny Knox
20. Tennessee (9-7) - Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin - Eugene Amano is the worst Center in the NFL. Huge upgrade
21. Cincinnati* (9-7) - Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama - big need for Cincy, Leon Hall is still out for a while
22. Cleveland - from Atlanta* (10-6) - Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford - nooo! Cleveland gets a second weapon for McCoy. Cleveland had the lowest TE Production in the NFL
23. Detroit* (10-6) - Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama - Replaces Wright
24. Pittsburgh* (12-4) - Dont'a Hightower, ILB, Alabama - a very steeler move
25. Denver* (8-8) - Devon Still, DT, Penn State - big body up front. Interior DL is much weaker than the edge rushers
26. Houston* (10-6) - Whitney Mercilus, DE, Illinois - Replacement for Mario Williams
27. New England - from New Orleans* (13-3) - Nick Perry, DE/OLB, USC - Pass rush need
28. Green Bay* (15-1) - Mark Barron, SS, Alabama - don't know if Nick Collins is going to be OK - little depth at S
29. Baltimore* (12-4) - Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State - Need a tackle to replace McKinnie
30. San Francisco* (13-3) - Cordy Glenn, G, Georgia - Starts at RG on Day 1...can play Right Tackle as well. We miss out on Fleener, but Glenn falls to us
31. New England* (13-3) - Andre Branch, DE/OLB, Clemson - Pass-rusher with raw skills that NE can rotate in.
32. New York Giants* (9-7) - David Wilson, RB, Virginia Tech - nice addition


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i like the rain idea, i think it works really well as rain.
great job, reminds me "Ghost in the Shell"
I really like this alot, however one question: Is it raining in the scene?
Thanks for the kind words, ADYJB. You've got some kick-ass art yourself. Thanks for sharing. And no, it's not rain - just smoke and ash, or more to the point, just a heavy-handed texture to smooth out the various computer generated elements with the hand-drawn elements.
ah, thanks. I just asked about the rain thing as it is a little unclear, however thats not to say it's a bad thing, (perhaps ambiguous) as i like the idea of the scene taking place in the rain.
This is amazing. I sent you a note.
i love the rough brushwork in this. adds to the sense of movement and destruction. great work!
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The Chanticleers participated in salsa dance lessons and hosted a children's clinic on Tuesday
Men's Basketball vs. Auburn, Dec. 2
2014-15 Coastal Carolina Men's Basketball vs. UNC Asheville (Feb. 3, 2015)
The Chanticleers prevailed 76-61 to claim their first conference title since 1991.
Men's Basketball Home Opener vs. Akron (Nov. 9, 2012)
In Moss' time at Coastal Carolina, the Chanticleers have won two Big South tournament championships, advanced to a pair of NCAA Tournaments and played in a CIT postseason tournament.
The 2013-14 season proved to be CCU's breakthrough season as the Chanticleers advanced to their third NCAA Tournament appearance and first since 1993. The Chants ended the regular season with an 18-12 overall record and an 11-5 mark in Big South Conference play. Coastal captured its first Big South Conference South Division Championship and then went on to win three-straight games in the VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South Championships to earn its third Big South Tournament Championship and first since 1991.
Moss guided Warren Gillis to second team All-Big South Conference honors while Elijah Wilson was given an Honorable Mention. Wilson also was named to the Big South Conference All-Freshman team. Gillis went on to earn Tournament MVP honors while Josh Cameron was named to the All-Tournament team.
In 2014-15, Moss aided the Chanticleers to a 21-9 regular season record, including a 12-6 mark in Big South play to earn the No. 3 seed in the VisitMyrlteBeach.com Big South Basketball Championship. In the league tournament the Chants rallied for wins over UNC Asheville and Gardner-Webb before running away from Winthrop in the title game to secure a second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament -- a program first. Coastal was seeded 16th in the West Region and faced No. 1-seeded Wisconsin in the NCAA Tournament.
In addition to a signature nonconference victory at Auburn and a 15-2 home record, 2014-15 highlights included Josh Cameron earning a pair of Big South Player of the Week awards, Warren Gillis surpassing the 1,000 career point total and earning second team all-conference and NABC All-District honors along with Elijah Wilson being named the Big South Tournament MVP after averaging 20.3 points per game.
During the 2012-13 season, Moss helped guide senior Anthony Raffa to first team All-Conference recognition. Raffa went on to play professionally in Europe following his senior season.
In Moss' first season with Coastal the Chanticleers made their first trip to the CollegeInsider.com Post Season Tournament. The Chants compiled a 19-12 record including a 12-6 mark in Big South Conference play. Two Chants were named second Team All-Conference while one went on to be named second team All-District by the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
Prior to Coastal, Moss served as the head basketball coach at UNC Wilmington from 2006-2010. After a 7-22 campaign in his first season in 2006-07, Moss engineered one of the biggest turnarounds in the NCAA when the Seahawks went 20-13 in his second year at the helm in 2007-08. During his stint at UNC Wilmington he finished with an overall record of 41-74.
Before being named the head coach at Wilmington, Moss served six seasons as the top assistant for Bobby Lutz at UNC Charlotte, where the 49ers compiled a 114-69 record during his stay.
During his six years at Charlotte, the 49ers won two league titles, posted three 20-win seasons and advanced to four NCAA Tournaments.
Moss lettered two years at UNCC under head coach Jeff Mullins before transferring to Pfeiffer, where he played and later coached under Lutz. He was named to the 1990 Sun Belt Conference All-Freshman Team at UNCC, earned Academic All-American honors and was voted to the 1993 Carolinas Conference All-Tournament Team at Pfeiffer.
Moss served as an assistant coach at Pfeiffer for three seasons as the Falcons went 71-22. Pfeiffer won a pair of conference titles, advanced to two NAIA National Tournaments that included a runner-up finish in 1995.
Moss earned his Bachelor's Degree in business administration from Charlotte in 1992 and completed his M.B.A at Pfeiffer in 1994.
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I am planning a trip with about friends and we'd like to rent a farmhouse in Tuscany for a week. We would prefer to rent an entire building, but understand that this may not possible. Another alternative would be to rental multiple rooms in a farmhouse. We would like to have a kitchen and dining area so that we could cook and eat dinners at the house. The location in Tuscany is negotiable, but we prefer to be near a train line or other public transportation. If anyone has knowledge of either type of rental, please give your recommendations. Thanks,


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Free Tai Chi in the Park
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11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Led by certified instructors from the Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA, these classes offer the opportunity to learn Taoist Tai Chi, improve one's health, relax, and exercise in…
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TreesCount! 2015 Training Session
at Vernon Blvd. and Broadway, Queens
11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Join a TreesCount! Training class to learn the techniques you need to help us map, count, and care for every street tree in New York City.
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at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
11:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m.
Let nature inspire you to find your center and reconnect with your true self using guided mindfulness and other meditation practices.
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Family Performance Festival: Butterfly Boogie
at The Great Hill (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
Think bugs are gross? Think again! We'll take you on a 3,000-mile adventure and show you why they're actually the coolest creatures around. The musical, interactive…
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Intermediate Canoeing
at Kaiser Park Entrance (in Kaiser Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Few experiences compare with being on the open water in New York City. Intermediate canoe programs are great for those with prior canoe experience. Children aged 8 and older are welcome.
Category: Nature, Kayaking and Canoeing, Waterfront
Basic Canoeing
at Lasker Pool & Rink (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Few experiences compare with being on the open water in New York City. Basic canoe programs are great for all skill levels. Children aged 8 and older are welcome.
Category: Nature, Kayaking and Canoeing
Alley Pond Park Adventure Course: Free Public Sundays
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1:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
The Alley Pond Park Adventure Course offers free outdoor adventure that fosters trust, communication, and team building.
Category: Education, Games, Best for Kids
Living with Urban Coyotes
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1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
New York City is home to an amazing abundance of wildlife. From falcons and salamanders, to deer and seals; wildlife viewing is a perfect activity for any age. Our Rangers…
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1:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Please join the First Quincy Street Community Garden for a fun afternoon in our beautiful garden.
Bike New York: Learn To Ride—Adults Class
at Flushing Meadows Corona Park Aquatics Center (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
With Bike New York's safe, easy, effective method, Learn to Ride students learn how to balance, pedal, start, stop, and steer a bike, as well as adjust a helmet for proper fit.
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Partners for Life: Physicality and Spirituality
BY: SusanD
Our bodies yearn for us to listen to them. Think of your body as a very intimate partner who is with you all the time and knows what you're doing day in and day out. Your body is your own physicality. It's more than just a reflection in the mirror.
Francine knows her body. She's a gym rat who is happiest hanging around with her cronies at the health club. It was no surprise when she noticed a soreness in her instep, aches and pains are part of her routine. But when it got worse, she knew her body was telling her... take it easy.
There are ways you can not only hear the message your body is sending you, but understand it too. By connecting with your body; the physicality, and tuning into the spirituality of your inner-self, you can properly care for your body. Thanks to the Creator for the marvelous partnership we're given of body and soul.
My body is a patchwork of bruises,
cuts, scrapes and burns.
I have not been a good steward
of the body You gave me.
I seem to walk it into walls,
and insist it be made of sterner stuff
than flesh and bones.
Forgive me.
Please move me deftly,
like a master puppeteer;
steer my two left feet.
Help me take better care
of this singular gift, my body,
and regard it with proper awe
as Your creation.
And always know:
My trust in You—
unlike my bones—
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Jenny Bryan looks at how, despite promising data for the new generation of anticoagulants, it will take a lot to knock warfarin off its perch
It has taken over half a century for landmark drug warfarin to face serious competition at the forefront of anticoagulation therapy and, even now, with a new generation of drugs snapping at its heels, rumours of its demise are, as Mark Twain would say, "an exaggeration".
"Nothing will happen very quickly as the new drugs will be expensive, and physicians won't want to switch patients who are stable on warfarin or to dismantle their anticoagulation clinics prematurely," predicts John Camm, British Heart Foundation professor of clinical cardiology at St George's, University of London.
So, how has a drug that everyone agrees is difficult to use lasted so long?
Potentially, the greatest use for warfarin is stroke prevention in people with atrial fibrillation (Geoff Kidd/Science Photo Library)
Warfarin was one of over 100 coumarin derivatives investigated by researchers at the University of Wisconsin following the synthesis in 1940 of dicumarol — the anticoagulant in mouldy clover hay that had been causing fatal haemorrhagic disease in North American cattle since the 1920s.1
Coumarin number 42 was found to be much more potent than dicumarol and produced a more uniform anticoagulant response. It was initially developed for rodent control with support from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF), which gave the product the first half of its name, warfarin.
In 1951, a suicide attempt by a US army recruit using warfarin drew attention to its effects in humans, and subsequent studies led Endo Laboratories to produce it for clinical use.1 In 1955, warfarin was given to President Eisenhower after a heart attack, and the product gradually moved into general usage.
"Before the introduction of warfarin, people were aware that thromboembolic complications were a problem, but there was only aspirin or intravenous heparin to treat them, and it wasn't practical to give daily heparin injections on a long-term basis. So the arrival of warfarin was a very important step forward," Professor Camm points out.
Warfarin inhibits the synthesis of the vitamin K-dependent clotting proteins, factors II, VII, IX and X, and anticoagulation proteins C and S, all of which are required in the coagulation cascade for the formation of thrombin and, ultimately, fibrin, the fibrous protein that combines with platelets to form blood clots and plug wound sites.2
Specifically, warfarin blocks the vitamin K recycling mechanism that converts oxidised vitamin K back into the natural, reduced form needed to catalyse the carboxylation of vitamin K-dependent clotting proteins. Since some of these clotting factors have long half-lives, it can take several days for them to be cleared from the blood before the full effects of warfarin are seen.
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Potentially, the greatest use for warfarin is stroke prevention in people with atrial fibrillation (AF). But, as Professor Camm explains, patient selection and adherence problems related to the need for careful dose titration and regular monitoring mean that only a small proportion of AF patients who could benefit from warfarin actually do so:
"Of the 1 per cent of the population who have AF and significant risk of blood clotting, about 50 per cent are initially given warfarin but only about 50 per cent continue to take it and only 50 per cent of these have coagulation levels in the desired range. It takes a lot of effort, a lot of monitoring and a disciplined patient group to get warfarin dosing right.
"The UK is better than some countries, such as those in southern and eastern Europe, but the best results are achieved in Scandinavia and northern Europe."
Haemorrhage is an ever-present risk of warfarin treatment, especially in the over-65s and those with a history of gastrointestinal bleeding, with uncontrolled hypertension, cerebrovascular disease or at risk of falls.3
Of the 297 warfarin fatalities reported to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency between 1963 and 2008, 208 were due to haemorrhage.3
Another drawback of warfarin is that it interacts with drugs in almost every known class and with some foods.2
A racemic mixture of R- and S-entantiomers, warfarin is metabolised by a variety of cytochrome p450 enzymes. For example, azole antifungals, omeprazole, tamoxifen, paracetamol, fibrates and some statins are among the commonly used drugs that potentiate the anticoagulant effects of warfarin, while barbiturates, rifampicin, azathioprine, carbamazepine and oral contraceptives are among those that antagonise warfarin's effects.3
A number of drugs should be avoided in patients using warfarin, including other anticoagulant drugs, such as aspirin, heparin and clopidogrel, as well as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor and selective noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor antidepressants.3
Acute ingestion of a large amount of alcohol can potentiate the effects of warfarin, while chronic heavy intake may induce its metabolism and hence reduce its anticoagulant effects.3 The anticoagulant effects may also be reduced by foods containing vitamin K, such as spinach, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and liver.3
With so many disadvantages of warfarin therapy, it comes as little surprise that the development of an effective, well tolerated oral alternative has been a major goal for pharmaceutical companies for many years.
Ximelagatran, the first orally active thrombin inhibitor, was briefly marketed by AstraZeneca in some countries for the prevention of thromboembolic events after orthopaedic surgery, but its development was halted in 2006 owing to liver toxicity.
A second thrombin inhibitor, dabigatran, was launched by Boehringer Ingelheim in 2008 for thromboembolic prophylaxis after hip or knee surgery, and there have been no signs of liver problems. Recently published results from two large studies have supported the advantages of dabigatran over warfarin.
In the RE-LY trial of over 18,000 AF patients, those treated with dabigatran 150mg twice daily had a 34 per cent lower risk of stroke and systemic embolism than patients well controlled on warfarin (P<0.001), with a comparable risk of haemorrhage. Those treated with the lower dose dabigatran 110mg twice daily had a similar risk of stroke and systemic embolism to warfarin treated patients but with a 20 per cent reduction in major bleeding rate (P=0.003).4
Professor Camm explains that the trial has been criticised for its open-label design, and questions have been raised about the increased myocardial infarction rate with dabigatran compared with warfarin. But he believes that the authors' decision to use a simple design — avoiding the unnecessary international normalised ratio tests in dabigatran patients that would have been required for a double blind trial — can be justified given the size of the study and the fact that the endpoints were hard and adjudicated blind.
Professor Camm adds that the higher MI rate may simply mean that, unlike warfarin, dabigatran does not lower coronary events.
In the RE-COVER study reported last year,5 which was double blind, dabigatran 150mg twice daily was shown to be as effective as well controlled warfarin in preventing recurrent acute venous thromboembolism, but was associated with a 37 per cent lower risk of major or clinically relevant non-major bleeding (P=0.002).
Two other rivals — both of them factor Xa inhibitors — are also going head-to-head with warfarin. Rivaroxaban, like dabigatran, is already licensed for thromboembolic prophylaxis after hip or knee surgery, while a licence application for apixaban is expected to be submitted to European authorities for a similar indication in the first half of this year. At earlier stages of development are several more factor Xa inhibitors, such as edoxaban and betrixaban.
"Factor Xa inhibitors work higher in the coagulation cascade than thrombin inhibitors so have broader effects. Rivaroxaban and apixaban can be given once daily compared with twice daily for dabigatran, and they may have other advantages, such as being able to be used for patients with advanced renal failure," Professor Camm explains.
Despite the promising data for the new generation of anticoagulants, it will take a lot to knock warfarin off its perch. Given the cost of the new drugs and the number of patients needing long-term anticoagulation, Professor Camm predicts that the National Institute for health and Clinical Excellence will try to identify which high-risk patients are most in need of the newer drugs and which will do just as well on warfarin.
"There will still be groups, such as those with prosthetic heart valves, who will need warfarin, and most doctors won't want to move away from warfarin completely, especially where they have good anticoagulation clinics which they have taken time and trouble to set up," he says.
"On the other hand, INR management takes a lot of hard work, and attracts a lot of phone calls, so some people won't be sorry to see it go. It'll be interesting to see what happens, but I can't see the new drugs stealing the show just yet."


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I've always had to do homework while the baby napped or was in bed for the night. If I had to choose between housework and homework, homework always took precidence.Worst case scenario, hubby or his mom or dad would watch the baby for as long as I needed. Good luck, it can be tough!
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Healthcare happens every year. You save for 18 years to pay for college. What is the point of that comparison?
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That's not supposed to happen!!! It would cause a collapse of our dominant culture, a collective identity-crisis.
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Germantown, TN, United States
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Students seeking the Master's of Business Administration will be required to take and meet the entrance score for the Peregrine Pre-Assessment Exam as well as the other requirements for acceptance to graduate study at Chadron State College.
Students seeking all other Chadron State College master's degrees are not required to take entrance examinations.
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Spanish Culture Teacher Resources
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Esperanza Rising- Comprehension Strategies
Sixth graders explore Hispanic culture. In this introductory lesson, 6th graders preview Esperanza Rising, discuss Spanish culture, and define ethnic terms used: Hispanic, Latino, Chicano, and Mexican American. Students prepare to read...
6th English Language Arts
Hispanic Cultural Projects
Invite your pupils to educate themselves on the culture in various Spanish-speaking countries through a series culture-related projects. The resource includes a series of individual and group projects for learners to choose from as well...
6th - 12th Social Studies & History
Esperanza Rising: Chapter Titles and Mood
Learners explore world geography by reading a children's book in class. In this Spanish culture lesson, students read the book Esperanza Rising and reflect upon each chapter by discussing it with their classmates. Learners write...
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