Publications by authors named "Charnae Williams"

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Comparing the effects of various fluid resuscitative strategies on Glycocalyx damage in a canine hemorrhage model.
Alan J Weaver, Emilee C Venn, Rebekah Ford, Nicole Ewer, Kim E Hildreth, Charnae E Williams

Vet J· October 2024

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Cellular and Biochemical Effects of Combined X-Ray Radiation and Storage on Whole Blood.
Ivo P Torres Filho, Luciana N Torres, David Barraza, Charnae E Williams, Kim Hildreth

Dose Response· January 2022

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Fatty Acid-Saturated Albumin Reduces High Mortality and Fluid Requirements in a Rat Model of Hemorrhagic Shock Plus Tourniquet and Hypotensive Resuscitation.
Alexander H Penn, Charnae E Williams, Thomas J Walters, Michael A Dubick, Ivo P Torres Filho

Shock· February 2020

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Cremaster muscle perfusion, oxygenation, and heterogeneity revealed by a new automated acquisition system in a rodent model of prolonged hemorrhagic shock.
Ivo P Torres Filho, David Barraza, Kim Hildreth, Charnae Williams, Michael A Dubick

J Appl Physiol (1985)· December 2019

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Automated noninvasive evaluation of blood flow and oxygenation in rats integrated with systemic physiological monitoring.
Ivo P Torres Filho, David Barraza, Charnae Williams, Kim Hildreth, Michael A Dubick

J Trauma Acute Care Surg· July 2019

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p53 and rapamycin are additive.
Barbara Christy, Marco Demaria, Judith Campisi, Jing Huang, Diane Jones, Charnae Williams

Oncotarget· June 2015

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Rapamycin extends life span of Rb1+/- mice by inhibiting neuroendocrine tumors.
Carolina B Livi, Rulon L Hardman, Barbara A Christy, Sherry G Dodds, Diane Jones, Charnae Williams

Aging (Albany NY)· February 2013

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