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1Model for the analysis of binary time series of respiratory symptoms.
H. Zhang, E. Triche, and B. Leaderer. American journal of epidemiology, 151 (12): 1206-15 (June 2000)4421<m:linebreak></m:linebreak>LR: 20071114; PUBM: Print; GR: ES05410/ES/United States NIEHS; GR: HD30712/HD/United States NICHD; JID: 7910653; 0 (Air Pollutants); ppublish;<m:linebreak></m:linebreak>Sèries temporals.
3 years ago by @jepcastel
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AirPollutants:adverseeffects
Demography
MeteorologicalConcepts
Prevalence
EpidemiologicStudies
Humans
Incidence
Infant
HealthStatus
RespiratoryTractDiseases:pathology
ParticleSize
SeverityofIllnessIndex
Theoretical
RespiratoryTractDiseases:epidemiology
Newborn
RiskFactors
Models
Adult
RespiratoryTractDiseases
AirPollutants
Female
RespiratoryTractDiseases:diagnosis
AirPollutants:adverseeffectsDemographyMeteorologicalConceptsPrevalenceEpidemiologicStudiesHumansIncidenceInfantHealthStatusRespiratoryTractDiseases:pathologyParticleSizeSeverityofIllnessIndexTheoreticalRespiratoryTractDiseases:epidemiologyNewbornRiskFactorsModelsAdultRespiratoryTractDiseasesAirPollutantsFemaleRespiratoryTractDiseases:diagnosis
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1Dynamic molecular changes during the first week of human life follow a robust developmental trajectory
A. Lee, C. Shannon, N. Amenyogbe, T. Bennike, J. Diray-Arce, O. Idoko, E. Gill, R. Ben-Othman, W. Pomat, S. Van Haren and 1 other author(s). Nature communications, 10 (1): 1--14 (2019)
4 years ago by @becker
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citedby:scholar:timestamp:2022-1-27
omics
molecular
multiomics
um1
changes
newborn
neonates
trajectory
citedby:scholar:count:92
multi
citedby:scholar:timestamp:2022-1-27omicsmolecularmultiomicsum1changesnewbornneonatestrajectorycitedby:scholar:count:92multi
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1Neonatal respiratory depression and delay in diagnosis in Prader-Willi syndrome.
R. Wharton, and M. Bresnan. Dev Med Child Neurol, 31 (2): 231--236 (April 1989)
11 years ago by @ar0berts
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Humans;
Syndrome;
Age;
Adolescent;
Cerebral
Damage,
Respiratory
Asphyxia
Preschool;
Retardation;
Newborn
Diagnosis,
Palsy;
Female;
Gestational
Chronic;
Mental
Child;
Brain
Infant,
Adult;
Neonatorum;
Male;
Newborn;
Distress
Differential;
Child,
Syndrome,
Infant;
Prader-Willi
Child
Development;
Humans;Syndrome;Age;Adolescent;CerebralDamage,RespiratoryAsphyxiaPreschool;Retardation;NewbornDiagnosis,Palsy;Female;GestationalChronic;MentalChild;BrainInfant,Adult;Neonatorum;Male;Newborn;DistressDifferential;Child,Syndrome,Infant;Prader-WilliChildDevelopment;
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1Consensus statement on pharmacotherapy for spasticity.
A. Tilton, and B. Maria. J Child Neurol, 16 (1): 66--67 (January 2001)
11 years ago by @ar0berts
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Child;
Humans;
Infant,
Factors;
Adolescent;
Cerebral
Toxins;
Preschool;
Child,
Newborn
Infant;
Palsy;
Agents;
Anti-Dyskinesia
Botulinum
Age
Child;Humans;Infant,Factors;Adolescent;CerebralToxins;Preschool;Child,NewbornInfant;Palsy;Agents;Anti-DyskinesiaBotulinumAge
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1Cerebral paresis
O. Skjeldal. Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen, 121 (13): 1565 (May 2001)
11 years ago by @ar0berts
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Child;
Humans;
Infant,
Newborn
Palsy;
Cerebral
Child;Humans;Infant,NewbornPalsy;Cerebral
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1Neuropathology of brainstem in severe cerebral palsy mainly due to perinatal asphyxia
H. Koide. No To Hattatsu, 17 (4): 293--300 (July 1985)
11 years ago by @ar0berts
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Child;
Humans;
Brain
Infant,
Adult;
Neonatorum;
Adolescent;
Cerebral
Asphyxia
Preschool;
Child,
Newborn
Palsy;
Stem;
Child;Humans;BrainInfant,Adult;Neonatorum;Adolescent;CerebralAsphyxiaPreschool;Child,NewbornPalsy;Stem;
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1Loss of hearing in cerebral palsy (author's transl)
H. Haberfellner, and G. M?ller. Padiatr Padol, 14 (3): 233--239 (1979)
11 years ago by @ar0berts
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Disorders;
Child;
Humans;
Infant,
Neonatorum;
Adolescent;
Cerebral
Aids;
Sensorineural;
Asphyxia
Loss,
Conductive;
Birth
Weight;
Preschool;
Child,
Deafness;
Newborn
Palsy;
Hearing
Bilateral;
Hereditary;
Hyperbilirubinemia,
Audiometry;
Disorders;Child;Humans;Infant,Neonatorum;Adolescent;CerebralAids;Sensorineural;AsphyxiaLoss,Conductive;BirthWeight;Preschool;Child,Deafness;NewbornPalsy;HearingBilateral;Hereditary;Hyperbilirubinemia,Audiometry;
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1Amyloid beta peptide 1-40 enhances the action of Toll-like receptor-2 and -4 agonists but antagonizes Toll-like receptor-9-induced inflammation in primary mouse microglial cell cultures
M. Lotz, S. Ebert, H. Esselmann, A. Iliev, M. Prinz, N. Wiazewicz, J. Wiltfang, J. Gerber, and R. Nau. J Neurochem, 94 (2): 289-98 (July 2005)Lotz, Miriam Ebert, Sandra Esselmann, Hermann Iliev, Asparouh I Prinz, Marco Wiazewicz, Nicole Wiltfang, Jens Gerber, Joachim Nau, Roland Comparative Study Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't England Journal of neurochemistry J Neurochem. 2005 Jul;94(2):289-98..
15 years ago by @pharmawuerz
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Lipopolysaccharides/*pharmacology
C57BL
effects
Enzyme-Linked
DNA,
Mice
Lectins/metabolism
Macrophages/drug
Animals,
Microglia/*drug
effects/physiology
Surface/*antagonists
Toll-Like
Proteins/*antagonists
Dose-Response
Brain/cytology
Immunologic/*agonists
Cultured
Relationship,
Cell
beta-Protein/metabolism/*pharmacology
Confocal/methods
Fragments/metabolism/*pharmacology
&
2
Analysis
Animals
Newborn
Receptor
4
Blotting,
Inflammation/chemically
Survival/drug
9
Microscopy,
Bacterial/pharmacology
Interactions
Assay/methods
inhibitors
induced/*physiopathology
Variance
Immunohistochemistry/methods
DNA-Binding
of
Immunosorbent
Lipoproteins/*pharmacology
Western/methods
Amyloid
Peptide
Cytokines/metabolism
Nitrites/metabolism
Drug
Lipopolysaccharides/*pharmacologyC57BLeffectsEnzyme-LinkedDNA,MiceLectins/metabolismMacrophages/drugAnimals,Microglia/*drugeffects/physiologySurface/*antagonistsToll-LikeProteins/*antagonistsDose-ResponseBrain/cytologyImmunologic/*agonistsCulturedRelationship,Cellbeta-Protein/metabolism/*pharmacologyConfocal/methodsFragments/metabolism/*pharmacology&2AnalysisAnimalsNewbornReceptor4Blotting,Inflammation/chemicallySurvival/drug9Microscopy,Bacterial/pharmacologyInteractionsAssay/methodsinhibitorsinduced/*physiopathologyVarianceImmunohistochemistry/methodsDNA-BindingofImmunosorbentLipoproteins/*pharmacologyWestern/methodsAmyloidPeptideCytokines/metabolismNitrites/metabolismDrug
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1Mechanism-based concepts of size and maturity in pharmacokinetics
B. Anderson, and N. Holford. Annual review of pharmacology and toxicology, (2008)
16 years ago by @hruehs
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Weightphysiology
&
Preparationsadministration
Preschool
Biological
Pharmaceutical
Newborn
Adolescent
Models,
Compositionphysiology
Pharmacokinetics
dosage
Factors
Infant,
Sizephysiology
Humans
Infant
Child,
Dose-Response
Adult
Child
Relationship,
Body
Age
Drug
Weightphysiology&PreparationsadministrationPreschoolBiologicalPharmaceuticalNewbornAdolescentModels,CompositionphysiologyPharmacokineticsdosageFactorsInfant,SizephysiologyHumansInfantChild,Dose-ResponseAdultChildRelationship,BodyAgeDrug
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