Morgan Young

1 week ago | medium.com | Morgan Young

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1 week ago | medium.com | Morgan Young

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2 weeks ago | biorxiv.org | Ojas NATARAJAN |Susanne L Gibboney |Morgan Young |Shen Jean Lim

AbstractLysogens, bacteria with one or more viruses (prophages) integrated into their genomes, are abundant in the gut of animals. Prophages often influence bacterial traits; however, the influence of prophages on the gut microbiota-host immune axis in animals remains poorly understood. Here, we investigate the influence of the prophage SfPat on Shewanella fidelis 3313, a persistent member of the gut microbiome of the model marine tunicate, Ciona robusta.

4 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Morgan Young

GREENVILLE, Texas — The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services is investigating the death of an 11-year-old boy in foster care who had been living at a state-licensed residential treatment center when he died last November. The child, who court records refer to as O.R., had been living at Thompson’s Residential Treatment Center in Greenville for two weeks when he died during a group outing to a movie theater the day before Thanksgiving.

1 month ago | wfaa.com | Morgan Young

DALLAS — Kelli Jones remembers the first time she saw her daughter in shackles. The then 14-year-old was recovering from a drug overdose in a North Texas children’s hospital after spending four days on a respirator. “They come and they shackle her up, and that’s when I lost it,” Jones said. “That was my first time losing it. They put her in shackles and took her to the juvenile detention center. It was a scene. I was hysterical. I was yelling at the probation officer.