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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Profound suppression of the host MR1-MAIT cell axis by Varicella Zoster Virus 

      Purohit, Shivam Khyati
      Published 2024
      Mucosal Associated Invariant T (MAIT) cells are an unconventional immune population that functions to survey mucosal barrier and host entry sites. Through their T cell receptor (TCR), MAIT cells can respond to an evolutionarily ...
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    • Urinary incontinence and quality of life in ageing community dwelling men: Long-term outcomes of the Concord Health and Ageing in Men Project (CHAMP) study 

      Makary, Joshua
      Published 2024
      Urinary incontinence (UI) in both men and women is a common health problem in the ageing population. Estimates of UI prevalence for men is between 4.5 – 21%. UI can be a debilitating condition with significant impact on ...
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    • Analytical Pharmacology and Drug Discovery of the Oxytocin Receptor: Towards Ameliorating Neuropsychiatric Disorders and the Global Burden of Disease 

      Afzali, Kiyan Mehr
      Published 2024
      Oxytocin (OT) is a neuropeptide that facilitates social behaviour, biological development, cognitive processing, and physiological homeostasis. Accordingly, the OT receptor (OTR) has shown remarkable therapeutic potential ...
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    • Evaluating AI Models in Dental Education: Potential for Learning and Clinical Training 

      Alves Rabelo, Katharina
      Published 2025
      Artificial intelligence enhances efficiency and accuracy in clinical dentistry, and deep learning (DL) has achieved significant advancements in the field. However, its application in dental education remains underdeveloped. ...
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    • Counselling in a cross-cultural context: The case of refugees from the Great lakes Region of Africa Who now live in Australia 

      Nyembo, Patrice Kahone
      Published 2025
      This thesis investigates the psychosocial support needs of African Australians from the Great Lakes Region War Survivors (AAGLRWS), who resettled in Australia after enduring war, persecution, and displacement. It argues ...
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