Implementation of molecular markers for quantitative traits in
... the relatively narrow North American soybean breeding gene pool from a small number of exotic germplasm lines (Cregan et al. 1999). Therefore, marker alleles tightly linked to the resistance allele in the original mapping populations will also be linked to the resistance allele in other populations ...
... the relatively narrow North American soybean breeding gene pool from a small number of exotic germplasm lines (Cregan et al. 1999). Therefore, marker alleles tightly linked to the resistance allele in the original mapping populations will also be linked to the resistance allele in other populations ...
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... rate of exposures increased early in the study period, but declined after 2009, except for buprenorphine exposures, which increased during the last 3 study years. Hydrocodone accounted for the largest proportion of exposures (28.7%), and 47.1% of children exposed to buprenorphine were admitted to a ...
... rate of exposures increased early in the study period, but declined after 2009, except for buprenorphine exposures, which increased during the last 3 study years. Hydrocodone accounted for the largest proportion of exposures (28.7%), and 47.1% of children exposed to buprenorphine were admitted to a ...
Cardiovascular diseases
... published. Two factors have been put forward for consideration when choosing therapy are the patient's risk of coronary disease and their lipoprotein pattern. 1. Risk of coronary disease. To calculate the benefit of treatment, there are two online calculators that can estimate baseline risk.[14][15] ...
... published. Two factors have been put forward for consideration when choosing therapy are the patient's risk of coronary disease and their lipoprotein pattern. 1. Risk of coronary disease. To calculate the benefit of treatment, there are two online calculators that can estimate baseline risk.[14][15] ...
Victorian Prostate Cancer Clinical Registry
... outcomes in Gippsland, compared with other regions in Victoria. The Registry has inspired others here and overseas… The Victorian Prostate Cancer Clinical Registry (Vic PCR) has provided a springboard for activity within Australia and internationally. Our team has assis ...
... outcomes in Gippsland, compared with other regions in Victoria. The Registry has inspired others here and overseas… The Victorian Prostate Cancer Clinical Registry (Vic PCR) has provided a springboard for activity within Australia and internationally. Our team has assis ...
New York State Mandated Infection Control Training - e
... designed to protect patients, employees, and visitors. These facilities have established policies and procedures to address a number of concerns including: hand hygiene; prevention of infection associated with surgery; intravenous therapy (IV): use of urinary catheters and other invasive procedures; ...
... designed to protect patients, employees, and visitors. These facilities have established policies and procedures to address a number of concerns including: hand hygiene; prevention of infection associated with surgery; intravenous therapy (IV): use of urinary catheters and other invasive procedures; ...
Diabetes Research: A Perspective From the National Institute of
... Diabetes prevention is a major public health challenge. For type 2 diabetes, the NIDDK-led Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) demonstrated a dramatic effect of modest weight loss or the generic drug metformin in delaying or preventing type 2 diabetes (2). Ongoing studies are examining the durability ...
... Diabetes prevention is a major public health challenge. For type 2 diabetes, the NIDDK-led Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) demonstrated a dramatic effect of modest weight loss or the generic drug metformin in delaying or preventing type 2 diabetes (2). Ongoing studies are examining the durability ...
Neuropathy News ® Together, we can beat this disease
... The research was funded by a major contribution from the Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund and by a gift from James and Linda Gardner. “This work could not have been done without private research support,” noted Dr. Latov. “It demonstrates the importance of individual contributions in helping to beat th ...
... The research was funded by a major contribution from the Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund and by a gift from James and Linda Gardner. “This work could not have been done without private research support,” noted Dr. Latov. “It demonstrates the importance of individual contributions in helping to beat th ...
3 Dental healthcare Derrick Garwood
... the situation only a generation ago, when it was widely accepted that teeth would have to be extracted and replaced by dentures well before old age. Loss of teeth, other than by accident, is caused by two different pathological processes: dental caries and periodontal disease. Today, these are very ...
... the situation only a generation ago, when it was widely accepted that teeth would have to be extracted and replaced by dentures well before old age. Loss of teeth, other than by accident, is caused by two different pathological processes: dental caries and periodontal disease. Today, these are very ...
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
... tobacco smoke (including passive smoking). Other causes of the condition include exposure to indoor or outdoor pollution (for example, exposure to smoke from woodburning stoves (which is increasing the prevalence in women in low income countries) and occupational exposure. As a disorder, COPD is und ...
... tobacco smoke (including passive smoking). Other causes of the condition include exposure to indoor or outdoor pollution (for example, exposure to smoke from woodburning stoves (which is increasing the prevalence in women in low income countries) and occupational exposure. As a disorder, COPD is und ...
A Model of PSychoSociAl SuPPoRt - National Multiple Sclerosis
... the myelin sheath. A study by Trapp et al. (1998), however, confirmed that the nerve fibers can become irreversibly damaged as a consequence of the immune system’s attacks on myelin and the inflammation that occurs during relapses. This irreversible axonal loss, which can occur even in the earliest ...
... the myelin sheath. A study by Trapp et al. (1998), however, confirmed that the nerve fibers can become irreversibly damaged as a consequence of the immune system’s attacks on myelin and the inflammation that occurs during relapses. This irreversible axonal loss, which can occur even in the earliest ...
Comparative gene mapping in Arabidopsis lyrata chromosomes 6
... AL6 and AL7, with the loss of an NOR probably present on A. lyrata chromosome 7 (Lysak et al., 2003). It seems likely that the centromere of chromosome IV is descended from the AL6 centromere, because, in the A. lyrata map, markers from both arms of A. thaliana chromosome IV are on AL6, while AL7 ma ...
... AL6 and AL7, with the loss of an NOR probably present on A. lyrata chromosome 7 (Lysak et al., 2003). It seems likely that the centromere of chromosome IV is descended from the AL6 centromere, because, in the A. lyrata map, markers from both arms of A. thaliana chromosome IV are on AL6, while AL7 ma ...
Characterization of lysine decarboxylase
... did not restore the LDC phenotype (Table 2). These results suggest that (1) the LDC phenotype depended on expression of the cadBA operon in S. enterica as well as in E. coli, and (2) the activity of the positive regulator CadC was insufficient for the activation of the cadBA promoter in the LDCnegat ...
... did not restore the LDC phenotype (Table 2). These results suggest that (1) the LDC phenotype depended on expression of the cadBA operon in S. enterica as well as in E. coli, and (2) the activity of the positive regulator CadC was insufficient for the activation of the cadBA promoter in the LDCnegat ...
Lecture 9a powerpoint
... Disorders of the Accessory GI Organs(cont.) • Pancreatitis—(cont.) – Nutrition therapy—(cont.) o In moderate to severe acute pancreatitis, patients are ordered NPO and a nasogastric tube is inserted to suction gastric contents. o Correct any fluid and electrolyte imbalances o Hypermetabolism and hy ...
... Disorders of the Accessory GI Organs(cont.) • Pancreatitis—(cont.) – Nutrition therapy—(cont.) o In moderate to severe acute pancreatitis, patients are ordered NPO and a nasogastric tube is inserted to suction gastric contents. o Correct any fluid and electrolyte imbalances o Hypermetabolism and hy ...
Quantitative expression of cholera toxin mRNA in Vibrio cholerae
... arrangements, A, B and C. The results demonstrated the production of lower levels of CT mRNA in the El Tor strains with the various CTX arrangements. The Ct data also suggested that ctxAB gene expression was approximately fourfold and twofold higher in the CTX arrangement C compared with the arrange ...
... arrangements, A, B and C. The results demonstrated the production of lower levels of CT mRNA in the El Tor strains with the various CTX arrangements. The Ct data also suggested that ctxAB gene expression was approximately fourfold and twofold higher in the CTX arrangement C compared with the arrange ...
Contact Investigations - Curry International Tuberculosis Center
... pulmonary or laryngeal TB on average are only as contagious as similar patients who are not HIV infected. Contacts to HIV-infected index TB cases are also more likely to be HIV infected. Therefore, for all persons who were exposed to HIV-infected TB cases (or those with risk factors for HIV) and who ...
... pulmonary or laryngeal TB on average are only as contagious as similar patients who are not HIV infected. Contacts to HIV-infected index TB cases are also more likely to be HIV infected. Therefore, for all persons who were exposed to HIV-infected TB cases (or those with risk factors for HIV) and who ...
Conservation and diversification of gene function during mouthpart
... debate. Our results support a functional role of all three patterning genes in the development of the labium, maxilla, as well as the labrum. In contrast, mandible development appeared to rely only on the patterning functions of hth and dac, but not Dll. Here, our results raise the possibility that ...
... debate. Our results support a functional role of all three patterning genes in the development of the labium, maxilla, as well as the labrum. In contrast, mandible development appeared to rely only on the patterning functions of hth and dac, but not Dll. Here, our results raise the possibility that ...
Miles Stanford - EMA
... particular anti-retinal antibodies in relation to intra-ocular inflammation. Whilst the production of these organ-specific antibodies is probably an epiphenomenon to retinal damage in these patients in a large proportion of cases, in others, particularly in neoplastic syndromes, their appearance app ...
... particular anti-retinal antibodies in relation to intra-ocular inflammation. Whilst the production of these organ-specific antibodies is probably an epiphenomenon to retinal damage in these patients in a large proportion of cases, in others, particularly in neoplastic syndromes, their appearance app ...
Evidence-based risk assessment and
... solution, the CSEP Health & Fitness Program developed a protocol in which highly trained personnel (CSEP Certified Exercise Physiologists) can deal with many clinical situations in which people answer yes to 1 or more questions on the PAR-Q, allowing such individuals to be cleared, where appropriate ...
... solution, the CSEP Health & Fitness Program developed a protocol in which highly trained personnel (CSEP Certified Exercise Physiologists) can deal with many clinical situations in which people answer yes to 1 or more questions on the PAR-Q, allowing such individuals to be cleared, where appropriate ...
The economic costs of heart attack and chest pain (Acute Coronary
... extension of rehabilitation practices. Workplaces can provide an excellent environment to facilitate the ongoing rehabilitation and lifestyle changes to prevent the re-occurrence of ACS events; and ...
... extension of rehabilitation practices. Workplaces can provide an excellent environment to facilitate the ongoing rehabilitation and lifestyle changes to prevent the re-occurrence of ACS events; and ...
x-linked female-sterile loci in drosophzla melanogaster
... indicating that these gene functions are also required for viability. Most of these loci are represented by only one female-sterile allele; however, there are three exceptions: fused, rudimentary and fs( I)h, in which multiple alleles have been isolated. In the case of fused and rudimentary, most mu ...
... indicating that these gene functions are also required for viability. Most of these loci are represented by only one female-sterile allele; however, there are three exceptions: fused, rudimentary and fs( I)h, in which multiple alleles have been isolated. In the case of fused and rudimentary, most mu ...
Genetics - York University
... The Principle of Segregation – In the formation of the sex cells of the plants, pairs of factors separate. One of each pair remains in the sex cells. The Principle of Independent Assortment – The characteristics he identified can all be inherited independently of each other in any combination. The L ...
... The Principle of Segregation – In the formation of the sex cells of the plants, pairs of factors separate. One of each pair remains in the sex cells. The Principle of Independent Assortment – The characteristics he identified can all be inherited independently of each other in any combination. The L ...
Purpura
... Techniques can be standardized in various ways, for example with a sphygmomanometer cuff at 40mmHg the bleeding time is usually given as 4-10 min. It is usually prolonged in thrombocytopenia below 80 × 109/l and becomes progressively prolonged as the count falls, being 30min at counts less than 10 ...
... Techniques can be standardized in various ways, for example with a sphygmomanometer cuff at 40mmHg the bleeding time is usually given as 4-10 min. It is usually prolonged in thrombocytopenia below 80 × 109/l and becomes progressively prolonged as the count falls, being 30min at counts less than 10 ...
Transcription factor 7-like 2 polymorphisms and
... to diabetic nephropathy, as 408 (53%) patients with diabetic retinopathy also had diabetic nephropathy. Similarly, in the diabetic nephropathy population, 199 (46%) patients also had retinopathy, but the association of TCF7L2 remained statistically significant after adjusting for confounding variabl ...
... to diabetic nephropathy, as 408 (53%) patients with diabetic retinopathy also had diabetic nephropathy. Similarly, in the diabetic nephropathy population, 199 (46%) patients also had retinopathy, but the association of TCF7L2 remained statistically significant after adjusting for confounding variabl ...
European framework for tuberculosis control and elimination WORKING GROUP REPORT
... phenomenon is particularly highlighted by increased international migration from high- to low-incidence countries [21]. Segments of the population at high risk of HIV infection (e.g. commercial sex workers, injected drug users, prisoners) frequently have higher tuberculosis incidence rates than the ...
... phenomenon is particularly highlighted by increased international migration from high- to low-incidence countries [21]. Segments of the population at high risk of HIV infection (e.g. commercial sex workers, injected drug users, prisoners) frequently have higher tuberculosis incidence rates than the ...