Dermatitis herpetiformis (Duhring's disease) presents with intense pruritus and a vesicular eruption.It is associated with a usually asymptomatic gluten-sensitive enteropathy.
It also briefly summarized the relationship between susceptibility to benzene-induced hematotoxicology and polymorphisms of these enzymes studied in recent years.
Objective To investigate the correlationship between proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA), intercapillary distance (ICD) and radiosensitivity in uterine cervical cancer.
As discussed above, being a quantitative assessment method, isokinetic dynamometric is repeatable and sensitive methodologies for the evaluation of spasticity.
This paper describes the mechanism that multiple reignition of breaker can restrain or increase progressively the switching-overvoltage during switching off inductive or capacitive load.
In this paper, a MTT-based semiautomated colormetric assay was used to study the sensitivity difference among eight cultured insect cell lines to Methomyl pesticide.
Investigation was made of effect of preplastic deformation for unexplosive and explosive treatments on strength, surface residual stress and hydrogen embrittlement of the specimens.
Despite a high morphological similarity, tumors with allelic loss on the short arm of chromosome 1 (1pLOH) are more chemosensitive than those without 1pLOH.
The nodulizing power of the La-Mg nodulizer and its influences on the chilling sensitivity of nodular cast iron and the property of anti-degeneration were studied.
Retinaldehyde (Rald), a metabolite of itamin A, increases the generation of adipose tissue and decreases insulin sensitiity, work conducted in a Harard Uniersity laboratory shows.
Seismonasty (seismonastic movements) A NASTIC MOVEMENT in response to shock. An example is the collapse of leaves of the sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica) when touched or shaken.
The DFA kit, however got a 88.8% and 100% of the sensitivity and specificity in the whole samples. And its sensitivity were higher in whichsoever (88.9% and 90.0%).
Depression is a common thymogenic mental disease with prominent and persistent low mood as its major clinical feature. It becomes a common disease and frequently encountered disease in modern society.