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The Psychiatric times, 2014
The use of buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid dependence is on the rise. However, buprenor... more The use of buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid dependence is on the rise. However, buprenorphine withdrawal has its own withdrawal symptoms that in many cases can be as severe as symptoms of opioid withdrawal.
Microscopy and Microanalysis, 2001
The semaphorin family consists of a set of secreted and transmembrane proteins which contain a do... more The semaphorin family consists of a set of secreted and transmembrane proteins which contain a domain of approximately 500 amino acids called the semaphorin domain. The investigation of the role of semaphorin proteins in the nervous system has established them as chemorepellents of axons. Recent studies have identified the semaphorin proteins on the surface of cells in the immune system and in the genomes of two lytic viruses. These strongly suggest the possible involvement of the semaphorin proteins in the immune system. This study aims to understand the expression patterns of four semaphorin genes, Sema3B, Sema4A, Sema4F, and Sema6C in the lymphoid tissues of wild type mice. These proteins were chosen to represent the three subfamilies III, IV, and VI. The first family contains secreted proteins which have immunoglobulin domains (III), the second contains transmembrane proteins which have immunoglobulin domains (IV), and the third contains transmembrane proteins which do not have ...
Violence and Victims, 2012
This study examines military sexual trauma (MST) in men and women deployed in the wars in Iraq an... more This study examines military sexual trauma (MST) in men and women deployed in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. A diverse sample of 470 (408 men and 62 women) completed anonymous self-report questionnaires. Seventy-seven reported MST: 51 (12.5%) men and 26 (42%) women. MST was significantly related to symptoms and readjustment and most strongly with intimacy problems. Of those with MST, 73% also reported exposure to war-related stressors. Gender differences revealed that women reported a higher prevalence of MST, but men were more likely to endorse MST with multiple war-related stressors. However, no gender differences were found on reports of symptoms, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or readjustment. Implications of these results are discussed.
The Psychiatric times, 2014
The use of buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid dependence is on the rise. However, buprenor... more The use of buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid dependence is on the rise. However, buprenorphine withdrawal has its own withdrawal symptoms that in many cases can be as severe as symptoms of opioid withdrawal.
Microscopy and Microanalysis, 2001
The semaphorin family consists of a set of secreted and transmembrane proteins which contain a do... more The semaphorin family consists of a set of secreted and transmembrane proteins which contain a domain of approximately 500 amino acids called the semaphorin domain. The investigation of the role of semaphorin proteins in the nervous system has established them as chemorepellents of axons. Recent studies have identified the semaphorin proteins on the surface of cells in the immune system and in the genomes of two lytic viruses. These strongly suggest the possible involvement of the semaphorin proteins in the immune system. This study aims to understand the expression patterns of four semaphorin genes, Sema3B, Sema4A, Sema4F, and Sema6C in the lymphoid tissues of wild type mice. These proteins were chosen to represent the three subfamilies III, IV, and VI. The first family contains secreted proteins which have immunoglobulin domains (III), the second contains transmembrane proteins which have immunoglobulin domains (IV), and the third contains transmembrane proteins which do not have ...
Violence and Victims, 2012
This study examines military sexual trauma (MST) in men and women deployed in the wars in Iraq an... more This study examines military sexual trauma (MST) in men and women deployed in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. A diverse sample of 470 (408 men and 62 women) completed anonymous self-report questionnaires. Seventy-seven reported MST: 51 (12.5%) men and 26 (42%) women. MST was significantly related to symptoms and readjustment and most strongly with intimacy problems. Of those with MST, 73% also reported exposure to war-related stressors. Gender differences revealed that women reported a higher prevalence of MST, but men were more likely to endorse MST with multiple war-related stressors. However, no gender differences were found on reports of symptoms, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or readjustment. Implications of these results are discussed.