Caroline Martel

Caroline Martel (born 1973) is a French Canadian documentary filmmaker from Montreal, Canada. She holds a role as a Research Collaborator for Cinema Expo67 researching the history of Expo67. Her work has been displayed in museums, such as the Museum of Moving Image. Her installation “Industry/Cinema” was displayed here. Her debut film was ''Hold the Line'' (2001). Her documentaries focus on underrepresented topics or people. Martel uses the phrase "Unseen Voice" to describe this choice of subject matter. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Differences between Dorsal and Ventral Striatum in the Sensitivity of Tonically Active Neurons to Rewarding Events
    by Kevin Marche, Anne-Caroline Martel, Paul Apicella
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    Hepatocyte SHP-1 is a Critical Modulator of Inflammation During Endotoxemia
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    Theoretical Models of Decompression-Induced Plagioclase Nucleation and Growth in Hydrated Silica-Rich Melts
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    Absence of metalloprotease GP63 alters the protein content of Leishmania exosomes.
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    A System Dynamics Approach to Understanding the deep Magma Plumbing System Beneath Dominica (Lesser Antilles)
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    Cysteine Peptidase B Regulates Leishmania mexicana Virulence through the Modulation of GP63 Expression.
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    Chronic Intake of Commercial Sweeteners Induces Changes in Feeding Behavior and Signaling Pathways Related to the Control of Appetite in BALB/c Mice
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    Targeted Transgene Expression in Cholinergic Interneurons in the Monkey Striatum Using Canine Adenovirus Serotype 2 Vectors
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    Impact of Leishmania mexicana infection on dendritic cell signaling and functions.
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    Correction: Synthetic Plasmodium-Like Hemozoin Activates the Immune Response: A Morphology - Function Study
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    Synthetic Plasmodium-like hemozoin activates the immune response: a morphology - function study.
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    Correction: Synthetic -Like Hemozoin Activates the Immune Response: A Morphology - Function Study.
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