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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BIOLOGICAL MARKER»
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Taste Sensitivity to 6-n-propylthiouracil (PROP) as a ...
Some people are genetically more vulnerable to stress than others, leading them towards poorer outcomes following stressful events.
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Biological Monitoring: An Introduction
In contrast to a biological monitoring marker, a biological marker of adverse
health effect may be in a very minor pathway, but one that is responsible for the
adverse health effect. Thus for investigators to be able to identify a biological
marker of ...
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Progesterone Congeners—Advances in Research and Application: ...
step (a) with antibody against biological marker selected from a group comprising
CD44, CD24, ABCG2, ESA, ABCC4, CD133, Oct-4, Sox-2, APC, .beta.-catenin
and P-cadherin or any combination thereof and c) identifying expression or ...
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Annual Update in Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine 2012
Third, a single measurement of a systemic biological marker heavily disregards
the rapid dynamics of (development of) pulmonary diseases [16]. Whereas use of
multiple biological markers may improve diagnostics, the rapid dynamics of ...
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Dictionary of Pharmacovigilance
Surrogate endpoint A biological marker intended to substitute for a clinical
endpoint. It serves as a predictor of clinical benefit (or harm or lack of benefit)
based on epidemic- logical, therapeutic, pathophysiological or other scientific
evidence.
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Air Pollution Science for the 21st Century
To assess the usability of a biological marker it is important to know its half-life in
the body and its temporal variability. If the elimination rate of the contaminant is
small and a biological marker is accumulated in the target tissue, then the ...
J. Austin, P. Brimblecombe, W.T. Sturges, 2002
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Biological Factors—Advances in Research and Application: ...
According to the authors of recent research published in the Journal of
Alzheimers Disease, “Platelets are a major peripheral reservoir of the amyloid-
beta protein precursor, so they have been considered as a potential biological
marker of ...
8
Serum Enterolactone as a
Biological Marker and in Breast ...
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The Encyclopedia of Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders
Once a suspected biological marker of vulnerability is identified, it can be
analyzed according to how highly correlated the transmission of the marker and
the disorder is in families. One of the most powerful statistical procedures for this
is ...
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An Introduction to Environmental Epidemiology
CRITERIA FOR SELECTING A BIOLOGICAL MARKER OF EXPOSURE The first
step in determining whether or not to use a biological marker of exposure in an
environmental epidemiologic investigation is to clearly define the objectives of
the ...
Evelyn Talbott, Gunther F. Craun, 1995
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «BIOLOGICAL MARKER»
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biological marker en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Blood alcohol tests in pregnancy: what do women lose when their …
It concludes that there is “urgent need for a biological marker of gestational alcohol use” to counter the vagaries of self-reporting in large-scale ... «New Statesman, Jul 15»
Biomarker Helps Identify Mental Illness in Women
In the study, University of California, San Diego investigators report that for the first time, they have identified a biological marker: the ... «PsychCentral.com, Jun 15»
New Biomarker Identified in Women with Mental Illness
... a biological marker: the over-production of specific genes that could be a diagnostic indicator of mental illness in female psychiatric patients. «UCSD Medical Center, Jun 15»
The Polio Vaccine: A Global Scourge Still Threatening Humanity
... for Mad Cow Disease and other life threatening illnesses), enzyme reverse transcriptase (a biological marker associated with HIV infection), ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Jun 15»
5 Things People With Anxiety Want You to Know About Panic Attacks
There may be a genetic predisposition, according to the American Psychological Association, or a certain biological marker, although one has ... «Mic, Jun 15»
U technology is key to potent drug to treat blood cancer
So far, the early work has focused on blood cancers that bear a biological marker called CD19, which makes them easier to target than other ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, Jun 15»
Firm creates key device
If a biological marker shows evidence of the disease, he asks, but the person tested shows no cognitive impairment, what is a doctor or a ... «Rochester Business Journal, Jun 15»
We shouldn't push dubious 'pink Viagra' pills on women and call it …
Its aim is to treat low desire, but there is no biological marker or threshold for abnormally low desire. What might feel low for one woman could ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
On Top Of Corruption, FIFA Has A Problem With Women
But there is no single physiological or biological marker that allows for the simple categorization of people as either male or female. «Forbes, Jun 15»
New lung cancer drug turns body into a tumour-fighting weapon …
About a third had high levels of a biological marker on their tumour cells, called PD-L1, a protein that can switch off parts of the immune system. «Daily Mail, May 15»
