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Journal of Medical Ethics, 2023
Räsänen draws a distinction between chronological age and biological age and argues that biological ageing is (sometimes) desirable. To demonstrate this, he asks us to consider the case of April, who like Karel Čapek’s Elina Makropulos, has stopped biologically ageing.
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Räsänen draws a distinction between chronological age and biological age and argues that biological ageing is (sometimes) desirable. To demonstrate this, he asks us to consider the case of April, who like Karel Čapek’s Elina Makropulos, has stopped biologically ageing.
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Pubertal maturation and cognitive maturity in adolescents
Journal of Adolescent Health Care, 1988To determine the relationship between puberty and cognitive development, 135 students, ages 11 through 19 years, were studied. The participants were 73% white, 55% female, and of predominantly middle-class backgrounds with a mean Hollingshead score of 37.1 +/- 16.3.
D P, Orr, C J, Brack, G, Ingersoll
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The Maturity of Usability Maturity Models
2017The integration of usability practices in software development is not a straightforward process. In this context, the application of usability maturity models (UMM) in a software organization can provide insightful information to improve such integration.
Carmen L. Carvajal +1 more
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2013
The formation of infectious virus particles is a highly complex process involving a series of sophisticated molecular events. In most cases, the assembly of virus structural elements results in the formation of immature virus particles unable to initiate a productive infection.
Delgui, Laura Ruth, Rodríguez, José F.
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The formation of infectious virus particles is a highly complex process involving a series of sophisticated molecular events. In most cases, the assembly of virus structural elements results in the formation of immature virus particles unable to initiate a productive infection.
Delgui, Laura Ruth, Rodríguez, José F.
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Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 2000
The oocyte is dependent on granulosa cells to provide nutrients and regulatory signals. Granulosa cells must be at the appropriate stage of differentiation to initiate these signals and transmit them to the oocyte. Studies have shown that in vitro-matured oocytes from follicles in early stages of atresia are more competent to support embryonic ...
F L, Barnes, M A, Sirard
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The oocyte is dependent on granulosa cells to provide nutrients and regulatory signals. Granulosa cells must be at the appropriate stage of differentiation to initiate these signals and transmit them to the oocyte. Studies have shown that in vitro-matured oocytes from follicles in early stages of atresia are more competent to support embryonic ...
F L, Barnes, M A, Sirard
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Clinics in Perinatology, 1988
The transition from fetal to newborn to adult previously has been associated with a progressive increase in myocardial contractile function. The purpose of this review is to summarize new information on the biochemical and molecular processes that regulate the perinatal maturation of heart function. The developing heart experiences a perinatal increase
D J, Fisher, J, Towbin
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The transition from fetal to newborn to adult previously has been associated with a progressive increase in myocardial contractile function. The purpose of this review is to summarize new information on the biochemical and molecular processes that regulate the perinatal maturation of heart function. The developing heart experiences a perinatal increase
D J, Fisher, J, Towbin
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