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Prevalence and Parental Origin in Tetralogy of Fallot Associated With Chromosome 22q11 Microdeletion
... biased parental origin for the del22q11 in all children with ...of parental deletion in sporadic congenital heart disease remains ...maternal origin could be the result of decreased ...
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Effect of Parental Origin on Dry Feed Habituation and Intensive on-Growing Results in Pikeperch (Sander lucioperca) Offspring
... the origin, there might be additional reason for such different outcomes of extensive larval ...of parental origin on the post-pond ...different parental origin after 6 weeks of ...
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Effect of the parental origin of the X-chromosome on the clinical features, associated complications, the two-year-response to growth hormone (rhGH) and the biochemical profile in patients with turner syndrome
... The parental origin of the single X chromosome was assigned as maternal when the patient and her mother shared an allele at each of the ten loci tested using the X-STRs ...
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Parental origin of deletions and duplications – about the necessity to check for cryptic inversions
... Interestingly, the parental origin of the CNVs showed the same 2:1 (maternal: paternal) ratio (Fig. 3) as e.g. known for the inheritance of small supernumerary marker chromosomes [32]. This normally is ...
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Pgk1 and Hprt gene activity in the peri implantation mouse embryo is influenced by the parental origin of the X chromosome
... Our recent study on X0 mouse embryos has revealed that the parental origin of the monosomic X-chromosome has a significant impact on embryonic development (Jamieson et al., 1998). Xp0 embryos display ...
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ADHD medication in offspring of immigrants — does the income level of the country of parental origin matter?
... of parental ADHD a possible mechanism for a healthy migrant effect that carries over to the next ...the parental country of birth and parental socioeconomic status in Sweden cannot easily be ...
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Skewed X-chromosome inactivation in scleroderma.
... scleroderma patients along with the parental origin of the inactive X chromosome in those patients with extremely skewed X-inactivation. In addition, the correlation between skewed X-inactivation and both ...
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Analysis of mixed infection of sheep with bluetongue virus serotypes 10 and 17: evidence for genetic reassortment in the vertebrate host.
... Analysis of the parental origin of genome segments in the small number of reassortant progeny analyzed suggested that selection of specific genome segments may have occurred in the infec[r] ...
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Chromosomes in a genome-wise order: evidence for metaphase architecture
... Results: We postulate that the functional genomic architecture is not restricted to the interphase of the cell cycle but can also be observed in the metaphase stage, when chromosomes are most condensed and ...
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Can molecular imprinting explain heterozygote deficiency and hybrid vigor?
... However, since the effect of imprinting is transient and specific to the parental origin of the alleles, whereas the above alternatives cause more permanent effect w[r] ...
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<p>Clinical Characteristics of <em>Pneumocystis</em> Pneumonia After Parental Renal Transplantation</p>
... ( A ) A 31-year-old male patient underwent parental-origin renal transplantation (RT) after 3 years of hemodialysis, and PCP occurred 7 months after RT.. In the early stages, CT showed g[r] ...
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Is Parental Support or Parental Involvement More Important for Adolescents?
... low parental support results in low self-‐esteem and depressive symptoms among adolescents (van Roekel, ...Also, parental support fosters motivation and persistence in academics, which in turn leads to ...
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An exploratory study investigating irritable bowel symptoms, associated unhelpful thoughts, adult attachment, emotional distress and disordered eating
... Parental mental health; parental alcohol misuse; parental functional gastrointestinal disorders; parental separation; neuroticism; unhelpful cognitive processes; depression; anxiety; fee[r] ...
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Parental Alienation Syndrome and Parental Alienation
... called parental alienation syndrome, in which mothers are blamed for interfering with their children’s attachment to their fathers, the term is still used by some evaluators and Courts to discount children’s fears ...
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Relationship between Selected Childhood Parental Factors and Victimization to Intimate Partner Violence among Men in Nyeri County, Kenya
... inter parental violence and experiencing physical/corporal punishment ...as parental involvement in the family-of origin (Hines and Douglas 2012, Franklin, Menaker and Kercher 2011, Renner and Slack ...
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Refbacks
... always). Parental communication consists of 5 items (exemplary item: ‘I discuss school activities with parents’), parental participation consists of 4 items (exemplary item: ‘My parents attend school ...
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The Origin of Parental Rights: Labor, Intent, and Fathers
... strong parental rights in determinations of parent- age is thus large, as the legal parent has the constitutional ability to shut other potential parents out of the child’s ...a parental relationship with ...
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The influence of parental divorce, parental temporary separation and parental relationship quality on children’s school readiness
... of parental conflict preceding divorce is responsible of the negative effects of the latter on children’s ...for parental relationship quality (RQ) and conflict prior to separation and many social surveys ...
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Early identification of young children at risk for poor academic achievement: preliminary development of a parent report prediction tool
... From our initial pool (n = 68), 31 items/multi-item subscales were available in the NLSY and all but one (the multi-item HOME-Short Form) relied solely on parental report (Table 2). The predictors available in the ...
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... The purpose of this article is to synthesize the literature to uncover the barriers that prevent healthcare providers from discussing obesity with caregivers. Several databases were used to conduct the search including ...
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