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St. Mary\u27s School of Law Graduation, 2018
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Mexican American Studies Symposium - Part 1: Introduction and No longer foreigners: becoming Latino serving and identifying at St. Mary\u27s University, 1852-2025
No full textThis video covers the first part of the symposium including an introduction by Dr. Margaret Cantú-Sánchez and a presentation by Dr. Gerald Jerry Poyo. After a brief introduction and description of the symposium and it\u27s purpose, Dr. Poyo talks about the history of Mexican-American students and studies at St. Mary\u27s since it\u27s beginnings.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/phpresentations/1001/thumbnail.jp
The Unremarked: A Cultural Analysis on Access to Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy for Autism by Ethnic-Minority and Immigrant Children
Get PDFCD36 deletion hampers T-bet B cell-differentiation in R848 immunized mice and HFD models
Get PDFIn states of chronic inflammation, a subset of B cells exquisitely responsive to nucleic acid antigen and expressing the proinflammatory transcription factor T-bet have been found to accumulate1. Depending on the context, these T-bet+ B cells can play both protective and pathogenic roles, from enhancing antiviral defenses to contributing to autoreactive antibody production and exacerbating metabolic disease1,2.
• Recently, our laboratory and others have found that T-bet+ B cells extracted from human or murine tissues exhibit unusually high expression of the class B scavenger receptor and fatty acid translocase CD36.
• As CD36 expression in B cells is generally limited to specific subsets3,4, its presence on these T-bet+ B cells raises questions about its role in promoting pathogenic B cell responses.
• Here, we used flow cytometry to investigate if deletion of CD36 from B cells hindered T-bet B cell formation in R848 and HFD models.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/rscpos25/1017/thumbnail.jp
The Creation of Gender in Conlangs
No full textThis PowerPoint presentation is an example of grammatical gender and language structure in the world of Mere Wudu using the language of Letichttps://commons.stmarytx.edu/docsinvlang2501/1000/thumbnail.jp
Mere Wudu; Phonological Inventory
No full textDisplay of the Consonants and Vowels used to create our language.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/docsinvlang2501/1006/thumbnail.jp
Muzibogun Morphology
No full textThis shows how we turned our phonemes into morphemes and into words.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/docsinvlang2503/1005/thumbnail.jp
Muzibogun Phonological Inventory
No full textIPA charts with the consonant and vowel phonemes available in our language.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/docsinvlang2503/1007/thumbnail.jp
