University of Southern California

• Abstract

  High-Performance Computing (HPC) is at the core of many scientific and engineering challenges and is making a tremendous impact on modern-day life. Technological improvements and increased clock rates have meant that today's modem computers have impressive sustained concurrent computations with aggregate Peta-flop calculations rates. Despite this, the rate of improvement has reached a pla…

  Evaluation of aspect-oriented compilation and synthesis for heterogeneous FPGA-based high-performance computing, AP.R

• Abstract

  Human pluripotent stem cells have the ability to differentiate into distinct human cell types, thereby having the potential of reversing complex human ailments ranging from blindness to cancer. Currently, there exist hundreds of different hESC (human embryonic stem cells) and hiPS (human induced pluripotent stem cells) generated in non-latin countries. However, there exist high variabilit…

  Integrated transcriptome and methylome analysis of undifferentiated and differentiated Brazilian pluripotent cell lines, AP.R

• Abstract

  A large body of clinical and experimental evidence documents the importance of the kidney in defining the blood pressure (BP) set point and pathogenesis of hypertension. Body fluid volumes and Na+ balance are maintained by the renal regulation of a series of apical Na+ transporters located along the nephron. Changes in the number and/or intrinsic activity of these transporters affect Na+ …

  Collaborative effort to determine the molecular bases of the blood pressure lowering effects of the incretin hormone GLP-1, AP.R

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