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SEFFNER, Fla. 鈥?As our ongoing series The Price of Protection continues, the ABC Action News I-Team uncovers how the daughter of a man in guardianship lost her home after speaking out about what she believed was her fathers poor care.The same guardian who sued her for libel and won is currently awaiting trial for exploitation, perj stanley flask ury and grand theft. Ive got my four dogs in my car right now and I dont even know where Im going to sleep tonight, said Lesa Martino.The sign taped to what used to be her door was delivered by deputies carrying a court order, with a locksmith in tow.That order said Martino cant return to the home shes lived in for the past eight years. WFTS Lesa Martino watches as trash haulers load her belongings into a trailer. A $480,000 house鈥?the price of speaking outMartino, a licensed pharmacist, bought the house for $295,000 in 2014.It s located in a quiet Seffner subdivision. This is unbelievable, she said. My home that I worked for and paid cash for because I had worked so hard. The new stanley cup owner is Gainesville attorney John Hayter, who obtained the four-bedroom, three-bath, 2,900 square foot house at a court-ordered levy sale with a bid of $100,000. He used judgment credit so he didnt actually dish out $100,00 stanley cup 0 at the bidding, Martino said.Zillow estimates the homes value at $480,000.That judgment credit came from Hayters client, disgraced former professional guardian Traci Hudson. She s currently awaiting trial Kduq Texas governor moves to criminalize gender-affirming procedures for minors
SAN DIEGO, Calif. 鈥?Scientists are getting closer to understanding one of the vexing mysteries of COVID-19: why some people hardly notice the infection while others get hit with stanley mug severe disease.A study by a team of San Diego scientists adds to a growing body of research suggesting the answer lies in our genes.Using a first-of-its kind 3D mapping technique, researchers at La Jolla Institute for Immunology identified 12 high-risk variants for COVID-19.The team showed these variants interact with genetic switches that can send certain immune cells into a frenzy, causing inflammation in the l stanley cup ungs that is the hallmark of severe COVID-19.LJI computer scientist Dr. Ferhat Ay said the 3D map was critical to their findings. The first-of-its kind map, published in December in Nature Genetics, opens the door to a greater understanding of a range of diseases, including cancer and asthma.Traditionally scientists have viewed DNA like a long strand, but the map allows researchers to see DNA as it truly is inside c stanley mugs ells: like a bowl of spaghetti.By looking at DNA in three dimensions, researchers are able to see sections that correspond, even though they may be far apart in the genetic code, Ay said.Thanks to genetic research like this, people can get an individual prediction of their risk of COVID-19 with a cheek swab or saliva sample. Users can upload their DNA results from sites like Ancestry or 23 and Me to a website called Sequencing, which will scan their genome for signs of high-risk var |
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