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Towards a new combination therapy with vectored immunoprophylaxis for HIV: Modeling “shock and kill” strategy

Mathematical Biosciences, 2023
Latently infected cells are considered as a major barrier to curing Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection. Reactivation of latently infected cells followed by killing the actively infected cells may be a potential strategy ("shock and kill") to purge the latent reservoir. Based on vectored immunoprophylaxis (VIP) experiment that can elicit bNAbs,
Yuming Chen, Ting Guo
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Killing of Ehrlich Cancer Cells by Explosive Shocks

Oncology, 2009
Irradiation of Ehrlich mouse ascites carcinoma cells by shock pulses produced by chemical explosions resulted in extensive killing as determined by a combination of both microscopically examined staining reactions and inoculations of the treated cells into mice.
Maxwell, L, Ablard, J, Kabik, I, Fugh, R, Burk, D, Howard, T   +5 more
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Shock and kill with caution

Science, 2016
Strategies to silence latent HIV infection should be ...
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Fish Kill Due to "Cold Shock" in Lake Wabamun, Alberta

Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1974
A thermal fish kill due to "cold shock" caused by a mechanical failure in the steam electric generating unit was observed in Lake Wabamun, Alberta on February 8, 1973 in the region of the discharge canal. The most rapid temperature decline occurred in the initial 30 min after shutdown when the temperature dropped 16.9 C (21.8 to 4.9 C). The major fish
G. R. Ash, N. R. Chymko, D. N. Gallup
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Predatory aggression and irritable aggression: Shock-induced fighting in mouse-killing rats

Physiology & Behavior, 1973
Abstract Two experiments were conducted to assess shock-induced aggressive behavior in mouse-killing and nonkilling rats. The purpose of this research was to determine whether the different types of aggressive behavior covary, or whether they are unrelated.
J F, Knutson, M T, Hynan
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Survey Article on the Shock and Kill Method

This paper was completed as part of the Young Scholars Research Program.
Alborzi, Arman, Raju, Ria, Cachaco, Silvia, Wu, Yuntao   +3 more
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Effects of hypothalamic lesions on mouse-killing and shock-induced fighting in rats

Physiology & Behavior, 1971
Abstract Home-cage mouse-killing and reflexive-fighting were studied in rats before and after medial and lateral hypothalamic lesions. Both forms of aggression were intensified by medial damage and attenuated by lateral hypothalamic lesions. The failure to find differential lesion effects on the different modes of aggression is taken as evidence that
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Influence of dissolved and free gases on iodine release and cell killing by shock waves in vitro

Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 1992
Exposure of a potassium iodide solution to lithotripter shock waves resulted in formation of iodine with the amount of iodine depending on the gas dissolved in the solution. Iodine yield was higher with O2 and Ar, as compared to CO2 and N2O; degassed solution revealed the lowest iodine yield.
S, Gambihler, M, Delius
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Chronic administration of electroconvulsive shock effects on mouse-killing activity and brain monoamines in rats

Physiology & Behavior, 1973
Abstract Mouse-killing by rats is blocked by chronic administration of electroconvulsive shock. Antidepressive drugs also block mouse-killing by rats. Thus, mouse-killing by rats may be under the control of mechanisms analogous to human depression. Whole brain concentrations of norepinephrine were higher in rats that received ECS.
J R, Vogel, D R, Haubrich
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EFFECT OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK AND RESUSCITATION UPON HEPATIC PHAGOCYTIC CLEARANCE AND KILLING OF CIRCULATING MICROORGANISMS

Shock, 1996
We evaluated the effects of hemorrhagic shock/resuscitation (S/R) on hepatic reticuloendothelial system function, using an in vivo assay that discriminantly quantitates its two essential components, phagocytic clearance and phagocytic killing of double-labeled Escherichia coli injected intravenously.
S, Kondo, D, Wang, T, Mayumi, A S, Klein, G B, Bulkley   +4 more
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