ライフサイエンスコーパス: fingernail

1 (fat tissues, serum, urine, breast milk, and fingernails).

2 n PC-K6b, PC-K6c, and PC-K16; (2) concurrent fingernail and toenail thickening in PC-K6a and PC-K17;

3 a significant positive relationship between fingernail and tongue positivity (P = 0.002).

4 e is the absence or severe hypoplasia of all fingernails and toenails.

5 The levels of both As and Pb in the hair, fingernails and urine of shallow groundwater-consuming r

6 sidents were greater than those in the hair, fingernails and urine of tap water-consuming residents.

7 Biomarkers (hair, fingernails and urine) were collected from 100 subjects

8 xposed to scrub nurse A (who wore artificial fingernails) and to another nurse-but not to other ident

9 This is the first time that hair, fingernail, and toenail have been demonstrated to be sen

10 ndant compounds detected in almost all hair, fingernail, and toenail samples.

11 238)U, and (236)U/(238)U ratios in the hair, fingernails, and toenails of occupationally exposed work

12 ion is over one billion years old but the Zn-fingernail appears only in VARP homologues in the lineag

13 Hair, toenail, and fingernail are noninvasive, integrative biological monit

14 hile for long-term exposure to these metals, fingernails are suggested as a better biomarker than hai

15 m 55 to 85 years), 44 (67%) reported brittle fingernails at a median of 6.5 (95% CI, 6-12) months aft

16 que motifs not found in other viral RdRps: a fingernail, attached to the conserved fingers subdomain,

17 In this study, we present a wearable fingernail-based microfluidic paper analytical device (P

18 matic pressure stimuli were delivered to the fingernail bed at high and low pain intensities during t

19 The temperatures of the third fingernail bed of the right hand and of abdominal skin f

20 However, infrared thermography-measured fingernail-bed temperature was significantly higher in o

21 heral neuropathy, and one because of painful fingernail beds).

22 bset of 184 women, we also evaluated whether fingernail beta-HPV detection was associated with concur

23 ribes the gingival injury caused by habitual fingernail biting and the findings noted at the time of

24 The potential ramifications of fingernail biting are discussed, and the steps necessary

25 umented as the most common cause is habitual fingernail biting or onychophagia.

26 mber of causes, including accidental trauma; fingernail biting; digit sucking; or sucking on objects

27 l changes were present in 47.5% of patients; fingernail changes in 40.6%; and plantar keratoderma in

28 With the exception of fingernail clubbing (P =.03) and extravascular volume ov

29 Using paired fingernail data from a subset of 184 women, we also eval

30 d in a microfluidic paper strip affixed to a fingernail, enabling effortless sampling by simple dippi

31 ls (OR = 2.5, 95% CI 1.3-4.6), and biting of fingernails in conjunction with scratching the backs of

32 ost commonly involving maldevelopment of the fingernails, kneecaps and elbow joints.

33 homycosis, a fungal infection of the toe and fingernails, led to the discovery of a boron-containing

34 nd U concentration in the hair, toenail, and fingernail of cases were compared to a nonexposed contro

35 0.05) and a history of the use of artificial fingernails or nail wraps (P=0.03) were both risk factor

36 Overall, 58% of subjects had a positive fingernail result, with a significant positive relations

37 noninvasively screens for anemia using only "fingernail selfies." App data for anemia screening were

38 ling of the third finger, cyanotic skin, and fingernail splitting on the second finger of the left ha

39 lopecia, and a complete loss of toenails and fingernails, the patient had been suffering from dysgeus

40 Paired human hair, fingernail, toenail, and serum samples obtained from 50

41 teine/Zn(++) microdomain, which we term a Zn-fingernail, two of which are present in VARP.

42 rrent detection of the same beta-HPV type in fingernails was strongly associated with oral beta-HPV d