9 research outputs found
Pseudomonas aeruginosa: Recent Advances in Vaccine Development
No full textPseudomonas aeruginosa is an important opportunistic human pathogen. Using its arsenal of virulence factors and its intrinsic ability to adapt to new environments, P. aeruginosa causes a range of complicated acute and chronic infections in immunocompromised individuals. Of particular importance are burn wound infections, ventilator-associated pneumonia, and chronic infections in people with cystic fibrosis. Antibiotic resistance has rendered many of these infections challenging to treat and novel therapeutic strategies are limited. Multiple clinical studies using well-characterised virulence factors as vaccine antigens over the last 50 years have fallen short, resulting in no effective vaccination being available for clinical use. Nonetheless, progress has been made in preclinical research, namely, in the realms of antigen discovery, adjuvant use, and novel delivery systems. Herein, we briefly review the scope of P. aeruginosa clinical infections and its major important virulence factors
Nanotechnologies for tissue engineering and regeneration: Nanoengineered/nanopatterned materials for cell and tissue guidance
No full textStem cells (SCs) can self-renew or differentiate into different cell types, which makes them an ideal cell source for therapies based on tissue engineering. Despite these characteristics, the employment of SCs in clinics has seen alternating fortunes because of our limited understanding of the signals governing SC functions and fate, which impairs our ability to engineer systems to deliver SCs in vivo and to guide their correct biological processes. However, experimental evidence demonstrated that SCs are able to recognize biochemical and biophysical signals displayed by material surfaces; most importantly, cells integrate these signals to elaborate fate decisions. Although the mechanisms underlying signal recognition and response have not been thoroughly characterized, there is a general consensus that the cell adhesion process plays a central role. Adhesion represents a communication gate between exogenous signals and intracellular signaling cascades involving the cytoskeleton and the nucleus. In this work we present recent findings on materials engineered to control cell functions through adhesion processes. In particular, we emphasize the role of material signals on SC behavior. Finally, we discuss a few sensing and transductive molecular mechanisms in an effort to draw out unifying elements concerning cell recognition of and reaction to biophysical/biochemical material signals aimed at controlling cell fate through cell adhesion
Variation in stress levels in the nursing profession : a comparison between dementia and geriatric nurses
No full textBackground: Previous research has suggested a strong correlation between nurses’
occupational stress, and staff turnover (Hinshaw & Atwood, 1993) and suggested that Staff stress levels are affected by Occupational and resident characteristics.
Objectives: The aim of this current study is to a) investigate whether there is a correlation
between levels of stress and job satisfaction in nursing home staff providing care for patients with dementia and in nursing staff who care for the general ageing geriatric population in the nursing home, and b) to investigate associations between these variables, occupational and individual characteristics of staff. Method: A quantitative cross sectional research design was adopted, using a self-completion questionnaire survey of 42 nursing home staff members from Sancta Maria nursing home situated in Naas, Co. Kildare. Staff stress levels were measured using the Perceived Stress Scale and Job satisfaction was measured using the Job Satisfaction Survey. Results: The results show that nurses working with patients with dementia experienced significantly higher levels of stress than nurses working with a general ageing geriatric population but there were no significant differences between the two groups in terms of job satisfaction. Those working part time experienced higher levels of stress. Being more
extraverted in personality and having the support of a significant other were protective
factors. Conclusion: The results add support to the existing research findings that nurses working with patients with dementia experience more stress than those who work with a general ageing geriatric population in the nursing home setting. Staff were generally satisfied with work. Author keywords: Stress, job satisfaction, geriatric population, dementia care, nursing, staff turnove
Microneedle arrays for vaccine delivery: the possibilities, challenges and use of nanoparticles as a combinatorial approach for enhanced vaccine immunogenicity
No full textIntroduction: Vaccination is one of the greatest breakthroughs of modern preventative medicine. Despite this, there remain problems surrounding delivery, efficacy and compliance. Thus, there is a pressing need to develop cost-effective vaccine delivery systems that could expand the use of vaccines, particularly within developing countries. Microneedle (MN) arrays, given their ease of use, painlessness and ability to target skin antigen presenting cells, provide an attractive platform for improved vaccine delivery and efficacy. Studies have demonstrated enhanced immunogenicity with the use of MN in comparison to conventional needle. More recently, dissolving MN have been used for efficient delivery of nanoparticles (NP), as a means to enhance antigen immunogenicity. Areas covered: This review introduces the fields of MN technology and nanotechnology, highlighting the recent advances which have been made with these two technologies combined for enhanced vaccine delivery and efficacy. Some key questions that remain to be addressed for adoption of MN in a clinical setting are also evaluated. Expert opinion: MN-mediated vaccine delivery holds potential for expanding access to vaccines, with individuals in developing countries likely to be the principal beneficiaries. The combinatorial approach of utilizing MN coupled with NP, provides opportunities to enhance the immunogenicity of vaccine antigens.</p
Enhancement in Site-Specific Delivery of Carvacrol against Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Induced Skin Infections Using Enzyme Responsive Nanoparticles: A Proof of Concept Study
No full textMethicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) induced skin infections have become a challenging problem due to the escalating antibiotic resistance. Carvacrol (CAR) has been reported to be effective against MRSA. However, due to its characteristics, CAR exhibits low skin retention. In this study, CAR was formulated into site-specific nanoparticle (NPs) delivery system using poly(ε-caprolactone) (PCL), following incorporation into a hydrogel matrix to facilitate dermal delivery. The release study exhibited significantly higher release of CAR from PCL NPs in the presence of bacterial lipase, highlighting its potential for differential delivery. Moreover, encapsulation of CAR in PCL NPs resulted in a two-fold increase in its anti-MRSA activity. Dermatokinetic studies revealed that the NPs loaded hydrogel was able to enhance skin retention of CAR after 24 h (83.29 ± 3.15%), compared to free CAR-loaded hydrogel (0.85 ± 0.14%). Importantly, this novel approach exhibited effective antimicrobial activity in an ex-vivo skin infection model. Hence, these findings have proven the concept that the loading of CAR into a responsive NPs system can lead to sustained antimicrobial effect at the desired site, and may provide a novel effective approach for treatment of MRSA induced skin infections. However, further studies must be conducted to investigate in-vivo efficacy of the developed system in an appropriate infection model
Nanotechnologies for tissue engineering and regeneration
No full textStem cells (SCs) can self-renew or differentiate into different cell types, which makes them an ideal cell source for therapies based on tissue engineering. Despite these characteristics, the employment of SCs in clinics has seen alternating fortunes because of our limited understanding of the signals governing SC functions and fate, which impairs our ability to engineer systems to deliver SCs in vivo and to guide their correct biological processes. However, experimental evidence demonstrated that SCs are able to recognize biochemical and biophysical signals displayed by material surfaces; most importantly, cells integrate these signals to elaborate fate decisions. Although the mechanisms underlying signal recognition and response have not been thoroughly characterized, there is a general consensus that the cell adhesion process plays a central role. Adhesion represents a communication gate between exogenous signals and intracellular signaling cascades involving the cytoskeleton and the nucleus. In this work we present recent findings on materials engineered to control cell functions through adhesion processes. In particular, we emphasize the role of material signals on SC behavior. Finally, we discuss a few sensing and transductive molecular mechanisms in an effort to draw out unifying elements concerning cell recognition of and reaction to biophysical/biochemical material signals aimed at controlling cell fate through cell adhesion. Microneedles and nanomedicine are two out of several active innovative approaches used to enhance the transdermal drug and vaccine delivery. Their application individually or in combination have shown to be very promising and attracted considerable interest by researchers from both industry and academia over the last 2 decades. Combining the two technologies has growing interest and has shown to be promising approach not only in enhancing the transdermal drug and vaccine permeation for even difficult drug molecules, such as hydrophilic and macromolecules, but also impart protection and controlling the drug release rates. In Subchapter 2.2, we aim to highlight the advances, which has been made in using these two technologies as an individual or in combination with drug and vaccine delivery. Metal implants, in the form of screws, plates, or pins, are extensively used in the treatment of fractures and nonunions or as replacements for malfunctioned joints. These bones implants face many challenges for acceptance and survival upon insertion in the human body. These challenges include severe inflammation, bacterial invasion, and poor biointegration with the traumatized tissue. Titania (TiO2) nanotubes (TNTs) arrays engineered on the surface of Ti implants by simple and scalable electrochemical anodization process, which have been widely explored as a new nanoengineering approach to improve the process of osseointegration and at the same time to be used as depots for loading drugs and their controllable release for localized delivery, and therapeutic purpose. Several advanced functions can be introduced into these multifunctional implants, including biopolymers, nanoparticles or external stimulation (e.g., electrical, electromagnetic and ultrasound) to release the loaded therapeutic agents in a desired manner when required. Subchapter 2.3 highlights the developed concepts of drug releasing implants based on TNTs for enhancing osteogenesis at the bone-implant interface, as an alternative approach to systemic delivery of therapeutic agents. The reconstruction of skeletal defects is a continuing challenge. Bone and dentin are mineralized hard tissues. The primary inorganic component of these two tissues is crystalline hydroxyapatite and the primary organic component is type I collagen, and these two components are cell-manufactured materials. Tissue-engineering strategies using novel biomaterials have emerged as a promising potential for the treatment of mineralization defects. Some of the recent bioinspired biomaterials utilize proteins and peptides as nanoscale building blocks. A key functional property is that biomaterials need to be cell-compatible and mimic the dynamic nature of the extracellular matrix. ECM is a complex environment comprising a plethora of macromolecules. Another class of novel biomaterials that are currently being developed are peptide-based hydrogels. Peptide-based engineered scaffolds present several advantages over traditional protein scaffolds as the control over hydrogel properties and can be easily tailored to the requirement of the tissue. Biomaterials generated by the self-assembly process have varied applications as it mimics nature’s method of material synthesis. Therefore, concepts of protein-based self-assembly can be utilized for constructing useful biomaterials.</p
Single-cell transcriptomics identifies aberrant glomerular angiogenic signalling in the early stages of WT1 kidney disease
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Primary sequencing data reported in this paper are available on NCBI Sequence Read Archive (SRA PRJNA928337). Processed data for scRNA-seq experiments are available on Zenodo at DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7565867.
The codes generated during this study are available at Github repository https://github.com/daniyal-jafree1995/collaborations. All other unique reagents used in this study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS AND METHODS : FIGURE S1. Supporting data for single-cell RNA seq analyses.
FIGURE S2. Characterisation of primary cell lines.
FIGURE S3. Isolation of podocytes from scRNA-seq data from additional murine models of glomerular disease for cross-disease comparison.
FIGURE S4. Dysregulated genes shown by individual sample for each human glomerular pathology (source Nephroseq).
TABLE S1. Differentially expressed genes in glomerular cells in Wt1R394W/+ mice.
TABLE S2. Podocyte differentially expressed genes that are conserved across murine glomerular scRNA-seq datasets or unique to Wt1R394W/+.
TABLE S3. Podocyte differentially expressed genes classified in ‘GO:0002376 – immune system process’ across murine glomerular scRNA-seq datasets.Please read abstract in the article.LifeArc/Great Ormond Street Children's Charity;
Medical Research Centre;
Kidney Research UK;
British Heart Foundation;
Diabetes UK;
Wellcome Trust.https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10969896hj2024Medical OncologySDG-03:Good heatlh and well-bein
Feb. 6-7, 2015; New Mexico Classic, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
No full textTrack & Field; game statistics; game bookHead Coach: Kyle KeplerTrack and FieldUtah finished the weekend claiming two event titles with one school record.Track Timing and Data Management - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 4:36 PM 2/7/2015 Page 1 Univ of New Mexico Collegiate Classic Results Event 1 Women 60 Meter Dash Div 1 Name School Preliminaries 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 ------- Cierra White Aleia Hobbs Jada Martin Morolake Akinosun Mikiah Brisco Ashley Spencer Ashley Marshall Rushell Harvey Destiny Smith-Barnett Caitland Smith Mobolaji Adeokun Kennadi Bouyer Kiersten Duncan Shania Collins Brarysheyia Simpson Shakira Lewis Tamara Myers Jalea Jackson Aliyah Davis Erynn Caldwell Micayla Coquia Mona Landry Danielle Mitchell Je\u27Nia Sears Peri Moran Chianne Lowe Alissa Atisme Tiffany George Regine Williams Cekarri Nixon Chyna Ries Siara Obasuyi Amani Nesmith Taylor Pegram Michelle Norman Dominique Jackson Treana Johnson Raynee Helm Katara Nelson Chelse Spencer Danielle Perez Dominique Jonier Tanisha Scott La\u27Shya Cole Christine Van Brocklin Madison Lanford Chasity Clark Drea Austin Texas Tech LSU LSU Texas LSU Texas UC Davis LSU UNLV Texas Texas Washington LSU Texas Stephen F. 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A BYU North Texas Utah West Texas A UNLV New Mexico S North Texas Abilene Chri Academy of A Eastern New Texas Tech South Plains New Mexico S Utah North Texas North Texas New Mexico S North Texas 51.35 52.91 53.86 54.70 54.92 54.94 55.09 55.12 55.69 55.83 56.68 DNF DNS DNS DNS Finals 2:11.39 2:12.77 2:13.14 2:13.40 2:14.07 2:16.18 2:16.32 2:16.43 2:16.71 2:16.82 2:17.02 2:17.68 2:17.89 2:18.01 2:18.08 2:18.54 2:18.90 2:19.49 2:19.68 2:20.29 2:20.48 2:20.56 2:20.76 2:21.27 2:22.58 2:23.10 2:23.31 2:23.93 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 ----------------- Tykeshia Thompson Dakota Grossman Poonampreet Kaur Chelsea Moore Jayme Quintana Naomi Tanui Michaela Hackett Morgan Rodgers Amanda Bishop Chante Sneed Rebecca Schoeny Janaa Evans Maya Hena Kiajuana Brimer Jessica James Ena Leufroy Kaitlin Rodriguez Destiny Dilworth Scout Baldwin Schae Graham Hannah McInturff Event 6 Women 1 Mile Run Name Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Hannah McInturff Rachael Lopez Breanna Hemming Alyssa Steed Alexandria Hackett Susie Kemper Spencer Moore Diana Garcia-Munoz Becky Sarmiento Maria Morley Nikki Regalado Isabella Gutierrez Amber Saiz Magdalena Escobar Bryn Rohner Shauna Pali Mireia Guarner Hannah Albrechtsen Jamilah Rashid Christina Moralez Marina Guerrero Puigdeva Monica Huston Brooke Smyth Erika Nash Cassandra Amberg Megan McNally Samantha Bagley Dakota Grossman Brittany Mitchell Victoria Salvadores Western Texa Utah New Mexico H Angelo State New Mexico H New Mexico J Abilene Chri Angelo State Csu-Pueblo Academy of A New Mexico S Langston New Mexico Langston Abilene Chri The Janes El West Texas A New Mexico H BYU Academy of A Utah 2:26.00 2:27.02 2:27.95 2:28.76 2:29.29 2:29.72 2:32.68 2:32.71 2:35.88 2:38.63 2:41.45 2:53.70 2:54.91 DNF DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS School Finals Utah Csu-Pueblo Metro State BYU Abilene Chri North Texas UNLV Abilene Chri Utah BYU UNLV Abilene Chri Eastern New North Texas BYU North Texas West Texas A BYU Metro State North Texas Abilene Chri BYU BYU BYU New Mexico S New Mexico S BYU Utah West Texas A South Plains 4:57.40 5:01.90 5:02.92 5:03.23 5:04.94 5:05.77 5:08.37 5:09.20 5:09.77 5:09.78 5:10.54 5:12.36 5:12.40 5:14.27 5:16.13 5:16.57 5:17.34 5:17.40 5:17.45 5:18.23 5:20.10 5:20.88 5:21.18 5:21.80 5:22.02 5:22.56 5:23.16 5:23.42 5:23.88 5:24.08 Track Timing and Data Management - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 4:36 PM 2/7/2015 Page 4 Univ of New Mexico Collegiate Classic Results 2 West Texas A&M A 12:42.67 Finals ... (Event 6 Women 1 Mile Run) 1) Brittany Mitchell 2) Rhemecka Graham Name School Finals 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 ----- Lyndi Hanson Annifer Flores Landa Dowdy Adrianna Lopez Sydney Salas Kassidi Jones Sandra Walker Mikayla Pulliam Michelle Escamilla Michaela Hackett Danielle Deines South Plains Angelo State Abilene Chri New Mexico New Mexico S South Plains Unattached New Mexico S New Mexico H Abilene Chri Unattached Event 7 Women 3000 Meter Run Name School Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ------- Leslie Luna Alexandria Hackett Nikki Regalado Lauren Mills Maria Morley Miriam Roberts Bryn Rohner Hattie Schunk Beth Blind Spencer Moore Shaylen Crook Vannessa Martinez Brooke Smyth Madeline Livergood Becky Sarmiento Jasmine Torres Victoria Alcala Evonna Ramirez Annifer Flores Shelby Sweeney Victoria Salvadores Gabby Thompson Tayler Hendren Purity Murray Karina Sanchez Samantha Bagley Kassidi Jones Danielle Deines Lyndi Hanson Candida Chairez Hannah Kirkegaard Unattached Abilene Chri UNLV Utah BYU Csu-Pueblo BYU Texas Tech Eastern New UNLV Utah UNLV BYU Texas Tech Utah Texas Tech Metro State Metro State Angelo State Csu-Pueblo South Plains Abilene Chri New Mexico H New Mexico J Metro State BYU South Plains Unattached South Plains Angelo State UC Davis Event 9 Women Distance Medley Relay Team Finals 1 Eastern New Mexico 1) Ashlee Pierson 3) Sabrina Huelga A 5:27.56 5:30.05 5:33.60 5:35.41 5:35.61 5:40.58 5:44.78 5:45.28 6:00.46 DNF DNS Finals 9:58.66 10:05.22 10:15.49 10:22.44 10:23.51 10:24.54 10:27.24 10:29.40 10:29.50 10:31.77 10:32.45 10:34.93 10:37.44 10:38.15 10:40.15 10:41.32 10:43.08 10:50.09 10:54.69 10:56.37 10:57.85 11:01.08 11:03.10 11:09.41 11:09.88 11:11.85 11:17.64 12:37.25 DNS DNS DNS 3) Kaitlin Rodriguez 5) Alba Casanovas 3 New Mexico St. 1) Mikayla Pulliam 3) Savannah Coleman 5) Rebecca Schoeny Event 10 Women 4x400 Meter Relay Relay Team Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Finals 12:18.98 2) Klaudia Szych 4) Amber Saiz 4) Mireia Guarner 6) Sommer Wilder A 13:21.79 2) Cristina Amberg 4) Sydney Salas 6) Ashley Hall Texas Tech 1) Cierra White 3) Natalie Thompson 5) Jordie Munford South Plains 1) Diamond Gause 3) Medinah Spencer 5) Brandi Dobbin Unlv 1) Monay Meggs 3) Drea Austin 5) Joniece Ervin Lsu 1) Chanice Chase 3) Bryiana Richardson 5) Kiersten Duncan Fresno State 1) Kyra Johnson 3) Njeri Omawahleh Stephen F. Austin 1) Jessica Hatchett 3) Chasity Clark 5) Dar\u27Keisha Tryon New Mexico Highlands 1) Kristen Montano 3) Velma Morant 5) Osheen Erskine New Mexico JC 1) Tiffany Garcia 3) Jahneya Mitchell 5) Ja\u27ianna Williams UC Davis 1) Cekarri Nixon 3) Ashley Marshall 5) Tori Edwards Utah 1) Grace Englund 3) Alissa Atisme 5) Christine Van Brocklin Texas 1) Melissa Gonzalez 3) Chamique Francis 5) Mobolaji Adeokun Finals A 3:37.03 2) Lygia Foreman 4) Montenae Speight 6) Viershanie Latham A 3:37.57 2) Chrisann Gordon 4) Domonique Williams A 3:42.01 2) Mandy Chitwood 4) Laura Anuakpado 6) Kylee Vandenberg A 3:42.04 2) Travia Jones 4) Ka\u27Lynn Jupiter 6) Jada Martin A 3:43.08 2) Dezirae Johnson 4) Kimberley Efonye A 3:44.26 2) DeJernel Jordan 4) Brarysheyia Simpson A 3:46.71 2) Salcia Slack 4) Stefania Gyamfi 6) Destiny Dilworth A 3:46.86 2) Quadaisha Newkirk 4) Cheyenne Hoerr A 3:47.21 2) Emma Redick 4) Rochelle Nadreau 6) Jeannine Viruet A 3:47.45 2) Mesa Weidle 4) Rhianna Williams 6) Allison Aafedt A 3:47.78 2) Shania Collins 4) Ariel Jones 6) Ashley Spencer Track Timing and Data Management - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 4:36 PM 2/7/2015 Page 5 Univ of New Mexico Collegiate Classic Results --- Caitlin Martinez Unattached NH Finals ... (Event 10 Women 4x400 Meter Relay) --- Sarah Climer West Texas A NH Team Finals Relay 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Academy of Art 1) Mistic Scott 3) Jasmine Grace 5) Toyosi Oniru West Texas A&M 1) Sharon Kwarula 3) Alba Casanovas 5) Sommer Wilder Angelo State 1) Lexi Brooks 3) Prasanna Polite 5) Jasmine Ambowode North Texas 1) Elizabeth Osondu 3) Chelsea Crayton 5) Aleyh Christopher Csu-Pueblo 1) Annica Roberts 3) Alyssa Evans New Mexico St. 1) Dominique Jackson 3) Savannah Coleman Langston 1) Tiajuana Brimer 3) Darion Johnson 5) Janaa Evans A 3:48.05 2) Atiya Harvey 4) Keanna Moody 6) Chante Sneed A 3:49.51 2) Rhemecka Graham 4) Shanice Cameron 6) Bri Leeper A 3:50.00 2) Allison Agbasoga 4) Jordan Gray A 3:51.17 2) Chastity Stewart 4) Jazmine Martin 6) Victoria Junious A 3:51.85 2) Tiana Reed 4) Sydni Riley A 3:58.81 2) Katara Nelson 4) Dominique Jonier A 4:12.29 2) Sydney Scott 4) Darian Williams 6) Kiajuana Brimer Event 11 Women High Jump Bareni, Thompson each miss 3 attempts 1.79 Bareni wins on first extra attempt at 1.79 Name School Finals 1 2 3 4 4 4 7 8 9 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 17 20 20 20 --- Shahaf Bareni Natalie Thompson Kelsey Shannon Katie Barber Kaitlin Lumpkins Anyi Garcias-Solis Briana Kelly Michaela Palu Shanice Hall Savannah Miller Michelle Billingsley Shanice Stewart Kailey Hansen Kami Norton Kayli Farmer Karlaina Gipson Morgan Rodgers Janaa Evans Madison Johonnot Veronica Burney Danyell Kates Shaquan Burris Kenesha Taylor North Texas Texas Tech New Mexico J UC Davis Angelo State South Plains LSU Texas Tech LSU Fresno State Angelo State Texas Tech Utah Texas Tech New Mexico S UC Davis Angelo State Langston UNLV Csu-Pueblo New Mexico J South Plains New Mexico J Finals 1.79m 1.74m J1.74m 1.69m 1.69m 1.69m J1.69m J1.69m 1.64m 1.64m J1.64m J1.64m 1.59m J1.59m J1.59m J1.59m 1.54m 1.54m 1.54m J1.54m J1.54m J1.54m NH --- Kylee Vandenberg Event 12 Women Long Jump Name Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 --------------------------------------- Nataliyah Friar Tamara Myers Je\u27Nia Sears Aasha Marler Le\u27Tristan Pledger Shanice Stewart Chyna Ries Salcia Slack Gionna Jackson Ayana Gales Toni Smith Whitney Gipson Mona Landry Paetyn Revell Aliita Boyd Kennadi Bouyer Jordan Gray Dominique Best Kami Norton Viershanie Latham Bria Druilhet Micayla Collins Alanna Coker Pamela Uchebo Janaa Evans Yeshemabet Turner Shambrail Woods Alex Wendt Tatianna Clanton Amani Nesmith Malika Ouedraogo Michelle Norman Hadiyah Muhammad Amanda Odesjo Destiny Dilworth Anyi Garcias-Solis Shaquan Burris La\u27Shya Cole Morgan Seawright Krystal Wharton Haily Berry Whitney Stevenson Kylee Vandenberg Danielle Phillips Taylor Yantis Diamond Washington Jennifer Bandley Makenna Linn ShyAndrea Jackson Shanice Holmes UNLV NH School Finals LSU Arkansas Fresno State New Mexico Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas New Mexico H Texas Tech UNLV Chula Vista Chula Vista North Texas Texas Tech Chula Vista Washington Angelo State North Texas Texas Tech Texas Tech LSU New Mexico J Washington Texas Langston Unat-New Mex Stephen F. A Csu-Pueblo Csu-Pueblo Texas Tech West Texas A Utah Academy of A Academy of A New Mexico H South Plains South Plains New Mexico S West Texas A UNLV West Texas A New Mexico H UNLV LSU Abilene Chri South Plains BYU Csu-Pueblo BYU LSU 6.22m 6.21m 6.20m 6.16m 6.13m 6.10m 6.07m 6.06m 6.00m 5.96m 5.95m 5.89m 5.88m 5.87m 5.73m 5.71m 5.61m 5.60m 5.59m 5.54m 5.52m J5.52m 5.50m 5.49m 5.46m 5.45m 5.42m 5.38m 5.34m 5.31m 5.30m ND ND ND ND ND ND ND FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL Track Timing and Data Management - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER 4:36 PM 2/7/2015 Page 6 Univ of New Mexico Collegiate Classic Results 7 Angela Rummans Chula Vista 4.16m Finals ... (Event 12 Women Long Jump) 8 Desiree Freier Arkansas J4.16m Name School Finals ----------------------- Kyanah Ramos Marion Gatignol Nacia Johnson Chelse Spencer Siara Obasuyi Madison Lanford Kiani Profit Alitta Boyd Trianna McCalister Shana Woods Natalie Thompson Event 13 Women Triple Jump Name Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 --------------------------- Amanda Smock Gionna Jackson Paetyn Revell Toni Smith Viershanie Latham Kearah Danville Aliita Boyd Jannell Hadnot Malika Ouedraogo Bria Druilhet Micayla Collins Avril McGhee Jazmine Martin Anyi Garcias-Solis Shanice Holmes Alex Wendt Ayana Gales Jennifer Bandley Catherine Li Marion Gatignol Haily Berry Hadiyah Muhammad Hollie Nealy Destiny Dilworth ShyAndrea Jackson Diamond Washington Alanna Coker Jocelyn Jordan Jasmine Ambowode Alitta Boyd Event 14 Women Pole Vault Name Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 Demi Payne Sandi Morris Tori Pena Kaitlin Petrillose Kally Long Diamara Planell Cruz Csu-Pueblo West Texas A New Mexico H BYU North Texas Utah Chula Vista Unattached West Texas A Chula Vista Texas Tech FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS School Finals Chula Vista Texas Tech Texas Tech Chula Vista Texas Tech Angelo State Chula Vista New Mexico West Texas A LSU New Mexico J Texas Tech North Texas South Plains LSU Csu-Pueblo UNLV BYU UC Davis West Texas A West Texas A Academy of A Langston New Mexico H BYU South Plains Washington New Mexico S Angelo State Unattached 13.39m 12.81m 12.74m 12.73m 12.71m 12.64m 12.62m 12.56m 12.54m 12.34m 12.18m 11.99m 11.92m 11.78m 11.52m 11.50m 11.42m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL DNS DNS School Finals Stephen F. A Arkansas Unattached Texas Texas Washington 4.66m 4.56m 4.46m 4.36m 4.26m J4.26m 9 10 10 12 13 14 14 16 17 18 19 20 20 20 23 23 23 23 27 27 29 30 30 32 32 34 35 36 36 38 ------- Callie Spencer Megan Zimlich Allison Stokke Shay Petty Kristina Owsinski Anginae Monteverde Ariel Voskamp Annie Stirling Theresa Kroll Mallory Gilbert Elizabeth Quick Blake Wood Reece Timmons Sierra Hansen Holly Tokar Kenzie Walker Samantha Eilert Elise Machen Kami Berryhill Anne Harwig Bailey Blunt Ariel Maroon Karissa Bell Kathyrn Whiting Tayler Jameson Morgan Hartsell Maleah McMullin Sarena Underwood Megan Wood Anna Duvall Marissa Gonzales Kylee Trageser Haley Cook Texas Arkansas Unattached Texas Washington BYU Arkansas New Mexico Unattached world athlet Washington Texas Tech Texas Tech BYU UC Davis Abilene Chri UC Davis BYU Abilene Chri Texas Texas Tech UC Davis Fresno State New Mexico Texas Tech South Plains BYU Abilene Chri Texas Tech New Mexico New Mexico S BYU Texas Tech Event 15 Women Weight Throw Name School Finals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Aoife Hickey Cortney Miller La\u27Tricia
