Caenorhabditis elegans has emerged as a major model in biomedical and environmental
toxicology. Numerous papers on toxicology and pharmacology in C. elegans have been …

… age do you think your baby should be potty trained so s/he doesn't need to wear diapers?"
"… your baby when s/he is fed and dry?" "If you wanted to stop your baby from crying when s/he …

Preterm neonates (mean 32 weeks' gestation, 1,300 gm birth weight) were provided a pacifier
for nonnutritive sucking during tube feedings in the intensive care nursery. Their clinical …

… Each individual’s schema is unique and depended on that individual’s experiences and
cognitive processes. Ausubel postulated a hierarchical organization of knowledge where the …

… Additionally, the Table describes each study group’s probability of being assigned to the
respective patient class by the respective classifier. AD indicates Alzheimer disease; bvFTD, …

… of their child's first two years, these mothers lived with their parent(s), siblings, and frequently
the teenage mother's grand parent(s), and other relatives. Analyses of a comprehensive …

Studies of model organisms have provided important insights into how natural genetic
differences shape trait variation. These discoveries are driven by the growing availability of …

In a prospective cohort study, clinical and biologic factors that contribute to maternal-child
transmission of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) were studied. HIV-infected …

Background Childhood trauma (CT) is a major yet elusive psychiatric risk factor, whose
multidimensional conceptualization and heterogeneous effects on brain morphology might …

Quantitative genetics in Caenorhabditis elegans seeks to identify naturally segregating genetic
variants that underlie complex traits. Genome-wide association studies scan the genome …