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A superfamily of bioactive proteins from fungi - are these secondary metabolites? [PDF]

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Feurstein C   +4 more
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Amaryllidaceae Alkaloids and Isoquinoline Alkaloids: A Perspective on Historical Approaches to Pathway Elucidation. [PDF]

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Peña-Morales M   +8 more
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IRAK2 deficiency causes immune dysregulation through defective Myddosome assembly and enhanced interferon responses. [PDF]

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Fei Y   +32 more
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Altered Parenting and the Reconstituted Family

Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing, 1991
Reconstituted families are a high incidence phenomena in contemporary society. Because the family continues to be a focus for the delivery of nursing care, nurses must now address the special needs of individuals who are members of reconstituted families.
Georgia Griffith Whitley
exaly   +3 more sources

Reconstituted families: The second marriage and its children

Psychiatric Quarterly, 1974
The frequency of second marriages involving children is very high. There are inevitable and special stresses in the integration of such a family system. Mistrust, fear of failure, and sense of vulnerability are almost always present. The therapist needs to expect and help deal with certain recurrent issues characteristic of the problems encountered in ...
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Family therapy with reconstituted families: A crisis-induction approach

American Journal of Family Therapy, The, 1983
Abstract A crisis-based therapeutic approach for overcoming resistance in reconstituted families is described. Crisis is conceptualized as potentially growth enhancing, thus therapeutically induced crisis is presented as a means through which therapists might purposefully disecjuilibrate families in which resistance is high, and subsequently redirect ...
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The reconstitution of the family in the kibbutz

European Journal of Sociology, 1984
Since the mid-1960s, and with growing intensity in the 1970s, there has been an increasing sense throughout the Western world that the institution of the nuclear family has entered a state of crisis. By ‘crisis’ we mean that increasing numbers of people in and out of families have been questioning the legitimacy of this institution, its necessity, and ...
Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Sasha Weitman
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CHILD DISABLEMENT, FAMILY DISSOLUTION AND RECONSTITUTION

Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1986
SUMMARYThe results of a study of a nationally representative sample of disabled children and controls are presented. The findings suggest that although, at any one time, families containing a disabled child are not no more likely to be one‐parent families, disabled children do appear to be more likely to experience a spell in a one‐parent family at ...
K, Cooke   +3 more
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Remarriage and Reconstituted Families

1987
Remarriage is not a new social invention for repairing marital disruption. The earliest recorded histories document that remarriage was a recognized option for some, but not all, individuals whose marriages were disrupted by the death of the husband or wife. Some societies accorded the same status to remarriages as they did to first marriages, others a
Graham B. Spanier, Frank F. Furstenberg
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