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1 , including at least one parent or custodial grandparent.
2 as a newborn, 1 other child, a parent, and a grandparent.
3 the expected heterozygosity in the resistant grandparent.
4 nose and eyes", both in children and parents/grandparents.
5 f symptoms evaluated by children and parents/grandparents.
6 ediatric JCP between in patients and parents/grandparents.
7 dent upon the Mtrr genotypes of the maternal grandparents.
8 type grandprogeny of Mtrr-deficient maternal grandparents.
9 eferentially from the neonatal lupus child's grandparents.
10 lly inherited from the asymptomatic maternal grandparents.
11 ertificate data for 71,681 pairs of maternal grandparents.
12 al offspring of telomerase-mutant parents or grandparents.
13 of the approach based on data using all four grandparents.
14 fected individuals, their parents, and their grandparents.
15 tive to grandoffspring of control, unexposed grandparents.
16 on their parents and also offspring on their grandparents.
17 yo and from blood samples of the parents and grandparents.
18 nique combination of alleles from the inbred grandparents.
19 es, their parents and in some cases paternal grandparents.
20 stry based on the country of origin of their grandparents.
21 urred before hunting, cooking, and extensive grandparenting.
22 the 944 study subjects who participated (784 grandparents and 160 other relatives), there was no sugg
23 es of depression and anxiety detected in the grandparents and aunts and uncles in the autism families
24                                          The grandparents and F(2) population were subjected to soil
25 pected to change, with the numbers of living grandparents and great-grandparents markedly increasing,
26 compare the observed cancer incidence of the grandparents and other relatives with the expected rates
27 , in which genotypes for ~860,000 SNPs in 90 grandparents and parents are complemented by genotypes f
28 arkers, one can begin by genotyping only the grandparents and the affected grandchildren.
29 n kindred descended from President Lincoln's grandparents and two additional families.
30                     Conditioning on both the grandparents' and the affected grandchild's genotypes, a
31  within-generation (between children/parents/grandparents) and also between mother and child, with tr
32 istory interviews, were compared in parents, grandparents, and aunts and uncles ascertained through 2
33 aining a mean of 17.9 parents, aunts/uncles, grandparents, and cousins of a core full-sibship we term
34 enuates when more distant relatives, such as grandparents are included alongside the victim.
35 t cancer who identified themselves and all 4 grandparents as Ashkenazi Jewish and participated in the
36          We considered parents and custodial grandparents as primary caregivers, and co-residing gran
37 th breast and ovarian cancer with at least 1 grandparent born in the participating study sites were i
38  was found to be reactive with three of four grandparents, both parents, and eight of eleven offsprin
39                              Either maternal grandparent can initiate this phenomenon, which persists
40 sed parent and state, and also accounted for grandparent caregiver loss using population survey data.
41                         Moreover, given that grandparent caregivers are more likely to report being d
42                        Deaths of parents and grandparent caregivers threaten child well-being owing t
43 leep on depressive symptoms was dependent on grandparent caregivers' status and gender.
44 he slope of the interactions was sharper for grandparent caregivers, particularly for males.
45 interaction between global sleep quality and grandparent caregiving status was significant in predict
46 ality Index (PSQI), and a question regarding grandparent caregiving status.
47                      The association between grandparents' chronic poverty exposure and granddaughter
48                      Findings suggested that grandparents' chronic poverty exposure was positively as
49       This study focusing on Central America grandparent country of origin provides new loci discover
50 perimental studies suggest that parents' and grandparents' diet could also have a role.
51  family-level socioeconomic status (maternal grandparents' education) and census tract-level socioeco
52 f US families to investigate associations of grandparents' educational attainment with global health
53  only individuals with U.S.-born parents and grandparents, eliminated the stratification.
54 rve model to examine the association between grandparents' (first generation (G1)) life-course exposu
55  that can practically infer ancestors beyond grandparents from an extant individual's genome.
56 05 and 2015, we recruited >4,000 adults with grandparents from Orkney and Shetland into the Viking Ge
57 e 2 supplemental studies was linked to 1,719 grandparents from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics cor
58 G3]) and parent reports on parents' (G2) and grandparents' (G1) depression histories were analyzed.
59 ation 2) interviewed a mean of 4.6 times and grandparents (generation 1) interviewed up to 30 years.
60 rong effect of the Cas9-bearing grandparent (grandparent genotype), likely due to maternally deposite
61 ta, CREST correctly classifies 91.5%-100% of grandparent-grandchild (GP) pairs, 80.0%-97.5% of avuncu
62 tionships of half sibs, avuncular pairs, and grandparent-grandchild pairs.
63  second degree (half-siblings, avuncular, or grandparent-grandchild) pairs.
64 affected sibling, 28 avuncular, 53 cousin, 7 grandparent-grandchild, and 9 grand-avuncular pairs.
65 r of differentiating half-sib, avuncular and grandparent-grandoffspring relationships using unlinked
66 We found a strong effect of the Cas9-bearing grandparent (grandparent genotype), likely due to matern
67 gardless of whether families had a depressed grandparent, had a significant impact on the grandchildr
68 he event that an allele from one of the four grandparents has passed to the individual.
69                    We established a model of grandparents' high-fat diet (HFD) to explore potential m
70 east one, and potentially two siblings and a grandparent in separate tombs nearby.
71 t requires genotype information for paternal grandparents in addition to pents.
72  perforned to determine the role of maternal grandparents in the development of the autoimmune phenot
73 , the number of younger individuals losing a grandparent increased by up to 845 per 100,000, or 1.2 t
74              Among families with a depressed grandparent, increased risk of anxiety (relative risk, 5
75 le LD resulting from family structure at the grandparent level.
76 us among participants whose highest-educated grandparent lived in the same state.
77 the health of those people whose parents and grandparents lived in impoverished conditions.
78 the numbers of living grandparents and great-grandparents markedly increasing, and the numbers of cou
79 andchildren with both a depressed parent and grandparent (n = 38) were at highest risk for MDD.
80                                            A grandparent of that patient with the same ABCR mutation
81                             The radionuclide grandparents of (2)(1)(0)Po are common in sediments, and
82 ional analysis revealed that the majority of grandparents of all 4 individuals came from Ireland or W
83  more prevalent among the uncles, aunts, and grandparents of case patients than among those of contro
84                                          The grandparents of children with NL carried minimal burden
85 an heritage was based on the heritage of the grandparents of participants.
86 address this question, we formed a cohort of grandparents of probands identified through the Internat
87 pools and comparative genome analysis in the grandparents of the F(2) population revealed that some o
88                                  Parents and grandparents of the proband were found to be carriers wi
89                            These results and grandparent-offspring regressions provide evidence for m
90  educational attainment, and sometimes for 1 grandparent only), limited age ranges of participants, d
91 antly influenced by either the sex of the Rb grandparent or the strain of the Rb.
92 rents as primary caregivers, and co-residing grandparents or older kin (aged 60-84 years) as secondar
93 relationships (OR = 5.7; 95% CI = 1.6-20.7), grandparents (OR = 5.2; 95% CI = 1.5-18.0), and then par
94 ealth Study/Study of Latinos) who reported 4 grandparents originating from the same Central America c
95 loci across 17 degrees of latitude in a four-grandparent outbred mapping population in outcrossing sw
96  the death of a close relative (defined as a grandparent, parent, sibling, spouse, or child) for each
97 imately nine surviving Americans will lose a grandparent, parent, sibling, spouse, or child.
98 rnative approach based on transmissions from grandparents provides unbiased tests for maternal and of
99 affected child, mother, father, and maternal grandparents, provides biased tests for maternal genetic
100  with family K1331, with two of three tested grandparents reactive, one of two parents, and nine of e
101  MDD but not other disorders varied with the grandparent's depression status: grandchildren with both
102 th weight of the baby and the risk of either grandparent's experiencing ischemic heart disease (for a
103 riments conducted on these genotypes and the grandparent species.
104 h of two subsequent generations of rats in a grandparent-specific, parent-specific, and sex-specific
105         These pedigrees contain both sets of grandparents, the parents, and an average of 9 grandchil
106 ion, ie, depressed parents with no depressed grandparents, there was no significant effect of parenta
107      Among grandchildren without a depressed grandparent, those with (n = 14) vs without (n = 74) a d
108 mission of risk factors for NL from maternal grandparents to mothers of children with NL may yield di
109 est for nonrandom transmission from maternal grandparents to mothers of children with NL.
110 inked to their biological parents, siblings, grandparents, uncles/aunts, and cousins.
111             The cancer status of parents and grandparents was compared for 48 animals with colon canc
112            Chronic exposure to poverty among grandparents was prospectively ascertained annually over
113 ns in Los Angeles, Calif., whose parents and grandparents were all Japanese.
114                    Both parents and paternal grandparents were also analyzed to allow for accurate me
115 e even set by cues to which their parents or grandparents were exposed.
116                                     My great-grandparents were immigrants from Sweden and settled as
117                                          Her grandparents were immigrants to the United States.
118                                           My grandparents were immigrants.
119                                  The parents/grandparents were tended to be worried about the emotion
120 ), Brahman (Bos indicus), and F1 parents and grandparents were used to construct genetic maps of the
121 s and controls, including uncles, aunts, and grandparents, were eligible for interview and physical e
122 n both trials, the patients had at least one grandparent who identified as black and had asthma that
123 -15 years of age) with JCP and their parents/grandparents who visited our ENT clinic filled out quest
124  are highest in grandchildren of parents and grandparents with a moderately to severely impairing dep
125 nal family units, from DENV-naive infants to grandparents with multiple prior DENV exposures, affect
126  significantly higher in children of parents/grandparents with the anxiety about the health condition
127 f copies carried by maternal versus paternal grandparents yields an LRT specific to maternal effects.

 
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