Monthly Archives: December 2020

““Objective: Many cancer patients report cognitive changes following chemotherapy. In social psychology, there is ample evidence that psychological and physical complaints can increase with increased accessibility of relevant schemata. The accessibility of related concepts in memory may be facilitated through … Continue reading →

The prevalence of LA was significantly higher in the patients with neuropsychiatric (NP) features than those without NP features (P < 0.02). The levels of anti-PS/PT antibody were also significantly higher in the patients with NP features than those without … Continue reading →

We then introduce peer relationships in group-living rodents as a means for studying the importance of OT in non-reproductive affiliative behaviors. We review species differences in oxytocin receptor (OTR) distributions in solitary and group-living species of South American tuco-tucos and … Continue reading →

Preliminary results indicated that the presented method could approximately mimic the hinge movement of the mandible with a relatively high accuracy in a three-dimensional environment, which may improve the accuracy of virtual intermediate occlusal splint.”“Objectives: Here, we report a case … Continue reading →

Only Fitzpatrick types II, III and IV were found in the skin phototypes of residents in Hangzhou area, and Fitzpatrick type II seemed to be much more subject to severe wrinkling, elasticity destruction and skin tumors than types III and … Continue reading →

We then used qRT-PCR and RT-PCR to validate the chip data. Gene ontology and pathway analysis were performed on these altered genes. We found that these altered genes are functional genes in the complement Selleckchem HDAC inhibitor and coagulation cascades, … Continue reading →

Ultrasonically-treated PEN underwent degradation, leading to a decrease of its viscosity. Viscosity of LCP was unaffected by ultrasonic treatment. Because of reduced viscosity ratio of PEN to LCP at high amplitude of ultrasonic treatment, larger LCP domains were observed in … Continue reading →

““The study design is retrospective. The aim is to describe our experience about the treatment of patients with neuromuscular scoliosis (NMS) using Cotrel-Dubousset instrumentation. Neuromuscular scoliosis are difficult deformities to treat. A careful assessment and an understanding of the primary … Continue reading →

Viral infection is most common in the early post-transplantation phase, and BKN or acute rejection is one of the major factors involved in graft loss. However, in this report, we describe the successful management of BKN and cytomegalovirus infection concurrent … Continue reading →

Micropaper was also prepared from as-bleached cellulose microfibers of canola straw, used as a control sample to evaluate the effect of grinding on the properties Selleck JNJ-64619178 of cellulose nanofibers and nanopaper. The average diameters for the microfiber. GC and … Continue reading →