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Biochemical Studies of the DRw9 Specificity in Caucasians
1989DRw9 specificity has been definitively considered at the Eighth Workshop as different from DR4-DR7 specificities. Today, DRw9 is serologically well defined by monomorphic and plurispecific allosera. DRw9 is commonly linked to DQw3.
R. Fauchet +5 more
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Morphometric study on the postnatal growth of the cerebellum of Australian Aborigines and Caucasians
Brain Research, 1989In an autopsy study on 29 male Aborigines and 57 male Caucasians, macroscopic and microscopic parameters of postnatal cerebellar development were determined and described by mathematic growth functions. For the whole cerebellum and its cortical layers volume measurements revealed delayed maturation for Aborigines compared to Caucasians.
A, Riedel +3 more
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Phytochemical Study of the North Caucasian Rosa Spinossima L. Fruit
Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, 2011Qualitative composition and content of anthocyanins in the Rosa spinossima L. fruit were studied. The anthocyanin sum was isolated by talc adsorption with subsequent desorption. The presence of anthocyanins in the resultant fraction was confirmed by thin layer chromatography. Three spots corresponding to anthocyanins were found.
O O, Novikov +6 more
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Brain Research, 1991
In an autopsy study on Australian Aborigines (29 males, 27 females) and Caucasians (57 males, 37 females) the postnatal growth of the hippocampus was studied and described by mathematical growth functions. For male adults no significant difference in hippocampal volume was found.
J, Klekamp +3 more
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In an autopsy study on Australian Aborigines (29 males, 27 females) and Caucasians (57 males, 37 females) the postnatal growth of the hippocampus was studied and described by mathematical growth functions. For male adults no significant difference in hippocampal volume was found.
J, Klekamp +3 more
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Bimaxillary Protrusion in the Caucasian: A Cephalometric Study of the Morphological Features
British Journal of Orthodontics, 1985The skeletal morphology of bimaxillary dental protrusion has been investigated in a comparative cephalometric study. Because this is considered a subset of Class I malocclusions, the null hypothesis is that there should be no significant skeletal differences between this group and a Class I control group.
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Study of Differences in the Occurrence of Dental Caries in Caucasian and Negro Children
Journal of Dental Research, 1970A difference in dental caries experience between Caucasian and Negro children was investigated in relation to differences in recoveries of specific "caries-inducing" and extracellular polysaccharide-producing streptococci from samples of dental plaque; acidogenic potential of dental plaque; and the ingestion of sweet foods either with or in between ...
N W, Littleton +2 more
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Prevalence of Histologic Otosclerosis: An Unbiased Temporal Bone Study in Caucasians
2007'Histologic otosclerosis' refers to a disease process without clinical symptoms or manifestations that can only be discovered by sectioning of the temporal bone at autopsy. 'Clinical otosclerosis' concerns the presence of otosclerosis at a site where it causes conductive hearing loss by interfering with the motion of the stapes or of the round window ...
Declau, F. +6 more
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Primary angle closure glaucoma: a descriptive study in Scottish Caucasians
Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology, 2008AbstractPurpose: The aim of this study is to describe the ocular and demographic features of Caucasian patients newly presenting with primary angle closure glaucoma and the proportion of workload it represents at a tertiary university hospital glaucoma service.Methods: A retrospective case notes review was conducted for all Caucasian patients newly ...
Ng, W.S., Ang, G.S., Azuara-Blanco, A.
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The Return of Works by Leading Specialists in Caucasian Studies
ТРАДИЦИОННАЯ КУЛЬТУРА, 2020Рецензия на: Алиева А. И. «Отреченные» страницы истории российского академического кавказоведения конца ХIХ - начала ХХ в.: кавказоведческое наследие А. С. и П. С. Уваровых / Сост., вступ. иссл., прим. А. И. Алиевой. - М.: ИМЛИ РАН, 2017. - 816 с. Review of ...
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A Cross-Cultural Health Study of Japanese and Caucasian Elders in Hawaii
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1986A study of 1098 Japanese and 873 Caucasians sixty years of age and over from Hawaii State Department of Health data files revealed that better health was predicted not only by younger age, higher family income, and maintenance of work role, but also by Japanese ethnicity.
M R, Peterson, C L, Rose, R I, McGee
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