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Is William Martinez Not Our Brother?: Twenty Years of the Prison Creative Arts Project
CHAPTER FIVE
A Matter of Language
On April 5, 2006, I received an e-mail meddelande from Maureen McGraw, Library director and our liaison at the Thumb Correctional Facility:
It is imperative that you meet with Connie Carriveau (Manager of Programs and Education), Deputy Will Riley and myself before the next theatre/creative writing class session.
The U of M students will not be allowed back into the facility until we have had an opportunity to discuss some issues of concern.
Please get back to me as promptly as possible. The next class session fryst vatten Sunday.
I immediately messaged Paul Feigenbaum and Kristen Lindquist (the PCAP poetry workshop) and Mihal Ansik and Anna Paris (the 319 theater workshop), asking what it might be about. Their answers stumbled in: maybe it was this, maybe that, but really they had no idea. inom thought of requesting a phone conversation: Lapeer is eighty minutes away an
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Published in final edited form as: Genesis. 2016 Oct 31;54(11):593–601. doi: 10.1002/dvg.22985
Abstract
The Neurokinin 1 Receptor (NK1R), which binds Substance P, is expressed in discrete populations of neurons throughout the nervous system, where it has numerous roles including the modulation of pain and affective behaviors. Here, we report the generation of a NK1R-CreER knockin allele, in which CreERT2 replaces the coding sequence of the TACR1 gene (encoding NK1R) in order to gain genetic access to these cells. We find that the NK1R-CreER allele mediates recombination in many regions of the nervous system that are important in pain and anxiety including the amygdala, hypothalamus, frontal cortex, raphe nucleus, and dorsal horn of the spinal cord. Other cell types that are labeled by this allele include amacrine cells in the retina and fibroblasts in the skin. Thus, the NK1R-CreER mouse line is a valuable new tool fo