Austin disease

F. Lipids Multiple sulfatases (Austin disease) SUML-1 3p26... 

In another disease, multiple sulfatase deficiency (MSD) or Austin disease, the activities of all known sulfatases are strongly reduced. The phenotype of the patients is clinically characterized as a combination of symptoms of metachromatic... 

Austin, C.P. (2004) The impact of the completed human genome sequence on the development of novel therapeutics for human disease. Annu. Rev. Med., 55, 1-13. 

Spray, D.C. (1994) Physiological and pharmacological regulation of gap junction channels. Molecular Mechanisms of Epithelial Cell Junctions From Development to Disease. Editors. Chi 195-215. RG Landes, Austin... 

Cline, Austin (Guide). 2006. Evolution and the Law Textbook Disclaimers. Should Students Be Told That Evolution Is Only a Theory About, Inc., a part of the New York Times Company. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, http //atheism.about.com/library/ FAQs/evo/blevo law disclaimers.htm (accessed June 5, 2006). 

Criqui M, Austin M, Barrett-Connor E. 1979. The effect of non-response on risk ratios in a cardiovascular disease study. J Chron Dis 32 633-638. 

Austin, M. A., Plasma triglyceride and coronary heart disease, Arterioscler. Thromb., 11, 2, 1991. 

A7. Aprison, M. H., Hanson, K, M., and Austin, D. C., Studies on serum oxidase (cemloplasmin) inhibition by tryptophan metabolites. ]. Nervous Mental Disease 128, 249-255 (1959). 

Austin, A., Campbell, E., Lane, R, Hias, E. Nodular regenerative hyperplasia of the liver and celiac disease potential role of IgA antic-ardiolipin antibody. Gut 2004 53 1032-1034... 

Galen P. Austin is a senior research associate at The Institute of Environmental and Human Health, Texas Tech University. He earned his doctoral degree in animal science with an emphasis on beef cattle production from Texas Tech University in December 2003. As an animal scientist, Dr. Austin s research interests are varied regarding livestock production and the environment. He has utilized GPS/GIS technology to monitor beef cattle movement and behavior and is interested in livestock disease epidemiology, in particular, zoonotic diseases. Additionally, Dr. Austin is concerned with and has research interests in the protection from and detection of agricultural terrorism directed at both on-farm/ranch livestock and confined animal feeding operations. 

Austin MA, McKnight B, Edwards KL, et al. Cardiovascular disease mortality in familial forms of hypertriglyceridemia A 20-year prospective study. Circulation 2000 101 2777-2782. 

Hutter C, Austin M, Humphries S. Familial hypercholesterolemia, peripheral arterial disease, and stroke A HuGE minireview. Amer J Epidemiol 2004 160 430 35. 

In 1965, Sir Austin Bradford Hill expanded on these criteia in his Environment and Disease Association or Causation (Hill 1965). The article has been widely cited in journal articles, by health risk assessors, and by health risk assessment gnid-ance including that of EPA (2005) and WHO (1999). In his article. Hill described what he referred to as aspects of an association between an environmental exposure and disease that should be considered before detemining that the environmental exposure is causally associated with the disease. These aspects have commonly been referred to as criteria in the Uterature, although Hill nevCT referred to them as such. The aspects that Hill described are ... 

Vos, J.-M. H., DNA Repair Mechanisms Impact on Human Diseases and Cancer, R. G. Landes, Austin, 1995. 

Boumpas DT, Fessler BJ, Austin HA 3rd, Balow JE, Klippel JH, Lockshin MD (1995) Systemic lupus erythematosus emerging concepts. Part 2 Dermatologic and joint disease, the antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, pregnancy and hormonal therapy, morbidity and mortality, and pathogenesis. Ann Intern Med, 123 42-53. 

Hokanson E, Austin MA. Plasma triglyceride is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease independent of high density lipoprotein cholesterol level a metaanalysis of population-based prospective studies. J Cardiovascular Risk. 1996 3 213-219. 

Artificial tasters are also being developed for sensing diseases. For example, Eric V. Anslyn and his coworkers at the University of Texas at Austin have reported a system that can recognize the taste of heart disease by analyzing the taste of blood samples. 

Stricter RM, Kunkel SL, Shanafelt AB, Arenberg DA, Koch AE, Polverini PJ. CXC chemokines in regulation of angiogenesis. In Koch AE, Stricter RM, eds. Chemokines in Disease. Austin, TX R. G. Landes, 1996 195-210. 

Infectious disease in aquaculture prevention and control Edited by B. Austin... 

Maricq HR (1981) Vinyl chloride disease. International Conference on Progressive Systemic Sclerosis. Austin, 9 October 1981... 

Silica is also involved in the aging process in senile dementia and in the identical type of detenoration that occurs in the brain in younger people as Alzheimer s disease. Austin (127) described characteristic microscopic bodies or plaques as well as other bodies corpora amylacea) that appear in the midst of certain deteriorating brain cells. These bodies contain a remarkably high concentration of silicon—in some regions up to 1-2% by weight. 

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