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Demystifying the Regional Phishing Landscape in South Korea

https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2023.3333883

Park, Hyunjun ; Lim, Kyungchan ; Kim, Doowon ; Yu, Donghyun ; Koo, Hyungjoon ( January 2023 , IEEE Access)
Structural and Biosynthetic Analysis of the Fabrubactins, Unusual Siderophores from Agrobacterium fabrum Strain C58

https://doi.org/10.1021/acschembio.0c00809

Vinnik, Vladimir ; Zhang, Fan ; Park, Hyunjun ; Cook, Taylor B. ; Throckmorton, Kurt ; Pfleger, Brian F. ; Bugni, Tim S. ; Thomas, Michael G. ( January 2021 , ACS Chemical Biology)
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Safety, feasibility, and efficacy of strengthening exercise in Duchenne muscular dystrophy

https://doi.org/10.1002/mus.27137

Lott, Donovan J. ; Taivassalo, Tanja ; Cooke, Korey D. ; Park, Hyunjun ; Moslemi, Zahra ; Batra, Abhinandan ; Forbes, Sean C. ; Byrne, Barry J. ; Walter, Glenn A. ; Vandenborne, Krista ( December 2020 , Muscle & Nerve)

Abstract Background
This two‐part study explored the safety, feasibility, and efficacy of a mild–moderate resistance isometric leg exercise program in ambulatory boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
Methods
First, we used a dose escalation paradigm with varying intensity and frequency of leg isometric exercise to determine the dose response and safety in 10 boys. Second, we examined safety and feasibility of a 12‐wk in‐home, remotely supervised, mild–moderate intensity strengthening program in eight boys. Safety measures included T₂MRI, creatine kinase levels, and pain. Peak strength and function (time to ascend/descend four stairs) were also measured.
Results
Dose‐escalation revealed no signs of muscle damage. Seven of the eight boys completed the 12‐wk in‐home program with a compliance of 84.9%, no signs of muscle damage, and improvements in strength (knee extensorsP < .01; knee flexorsP < .05) and function (descending stepsP < .05).
Conclusions
An in‐home, mild–moderate intensity leg exercise program is safe with potential to positively impact both strength and function in ambulatory boys with DMD.

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