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Andrews University Symphony Orchestra - Young Artist Concert
No full textThe Young Artist Concert, alongside the Andrews University Symphony Orchestra, features AU student soloists John Clough (piano), Jonathan Watson (piano), Carlos Lugo(piano), and Collin Cha (cello).https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/events-2024-2025/1005/thumbnail.jp
Music Festival 2025 - AU Singers Showcase Concert
No full textThe Andrews University Singers, under the direction of Prof. Stephen Zork, present a Showcase Concert during the AU Music Festival 2025.https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/events-2024-2025/1007/thumbnail.jp
Andrews University Wind Symphony Spring Tour 2025
No full textThe Andrews University Wind Symphony Spring Tour to Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York under the direction of Dr. Denisse Santos.https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/posters-2024-2025/1016/thumbnail.jp
Strategic Interdisciplinary Research Program for the Alleviation of Multidimensional Poverty
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Drivers for Innovation Motivations in SMEs in Trinidad and Tobago: A focus on ASI Businesses
No full textBank Employees’ Perceptions on the Adoption of Mobile Banking Apps in Vanuatu\u27s Banking Sector
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The Effect of Lithium on Intracellular Myo-inositol Levels in Human Lymphoblasts of Bipolar Disorder Patients
No full textBipolar disorder is a chronic disorder characterized by mood swings of mania and depression. Bipolar I is characterized by intense mania, while bipolar II is characterized by hypomania and depression. Currently, there is no cure for bipolar disorder; however, one mainstay of treatment is lithium, which is hypothesized to alleviate symptoms by reducing myo-inositol.
In this study, the effect of lithium on intracellular myo-inositol was determined in lymphoblasts derived from bipolar disorder patients and compared to that of lymphoblasts from a neurotypical individual. At 1mM lithium, the data showed increased myo-inositol levels across cell lines; however, the results were not statistically significant. At 5mM, myo-inositol levels remained comparable to those of the neurotypical control. In contrast, at 10mM lithium, the data showed decreased myo-inositol levels. No statistical significance was found at 5mM or 10mM lithium