Browsing by Author "Toledo, Jorge"

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    • Análisis morfométrico para la determinación del efecto citopático de aislados clínicos de escherichia coli ... 
      Luciana Angélica Darisi Padilla (Universidad de Chile, 2022)
      Escherichia coli es una bacteria de la familia Enterobacteriaceae, que forma parte de la microbiota intestinal humana y que, por otro lado, es agente causal de infecciones del tracto gastrointestinal y urinario. Dentro ...
    • Deletion of hippocampal glucocorticoid receptors unveils sex-biased microRNA expression and neuronal ... 
      Tejos Bravo, Macarena Verónica Monserrat; Oakley, Robert H.; Whirledge, Shannon D.; Corrales Ibáñez, Wladimir Antonio; Silva, Juan Pablo; García Rojo, Gonzalo Javier; Toledo, Jorge; Sánchez, Wendy; Román Albasini, Luciano Paolo; Aliaga, Esteban; Aguayo Abarca, Felipe Ignacio; Olave Olave, Felipe Antonio; Maracaja Coutinho, Vinicius; Cidlowski b, John A.; Fiedler Temer, Jenny Lucy (Elsevier, 2021)
      Sex differences in the brain have prompted many researchers to investigate the underlying molecular actors, such as the glucocorticoid receptor (GR). This nuclear receptor controls gene expression, including microRNAs ...
    • Primary infection by Pneumocystis induces Notch-independent Clara cell mucin production in rat distal airways 
      Méndez, Andrea; Rojas, Diego A.; Ponce, Carolina A.; Bustamante, Rebeca; Beltrán, Caroll J.; Toledo, Jorge; García-Angulo, Victor A.; Henriquez, Mauricio; Vargas, Sergio L. (Public Library of Science, 2019)
      Clara cells are the main airway secretory cells able to regenerate epithelium in the distal airways through transdifferentiating into goblet cells, a process under negative regulation of the Notch pathway. Pneumocystis is ...
    • Two Chronic Stress Models Based on Movement Restriction in Rats Respond Selectively to Antidepressant Drugs: ... 
      Ampuero, Estibaliz; Luarte, Alejandro; Santibáñez, Marcos; Varas Godoy, Manuel; Toledo, Jorge; Díaz Véliz, Emma; Cavada Chacón, Gabriel; Rubio, F. Javier; Wyneken, Úrsula (Oxford University Press, 2015)
      Background: Clinically depressed individuals respond to different types of antidepressants, suggesting that different neurobiological mechanisms may be responsible for their depression. However, animal models to characterize ...