ライフサイエンスコーパス: birth order

1 for family composition (sibship size and/or birth order).

2 rocess in which cell fate is correlated with birth order.

3 le family members and sibs born later in the birth order.

4 after adjustment for age, parental size, and birth order.

5 ing 2 classification criteria based on their birth order.

6 cial class, year of birth, father's age, and birth order.

7 after controlling for maternal age and live birth order.

8 emur and distal tibia, based on motoneuronal birth order.

9 her external causes were not associated with birth order.

10 ent sets of diverse neurons based on the INP birth order.

11 in birth order compared with those later in birth order.

12 D25(+) cord blood T cells was independent of birth order.

13 I, infant birth weight, gestational age, and birth order.

14 e in anti-HLA class I and II antibodies with birth order.

15 ssed maternal sero-status and 6 investigated birth order.

16 risk associated with ART is related to high birth order.

17 s by growth trajectory during infancy and/or birth order.

18 CLIn also enables birth-order analysis and genetic manipulation of particu

19 We examined birth order and delivery route as risk factors for mothe

20 s and half-sibs and to obtain information on birth order and demographics.

21 Late birth order and high body mass index (>/= 35) kg/m(2)) i

22 ood immunoglobulin E (IgE) is dependent upon birth order and if both are associated with an increased

23 Birth order and information on potential confounders inc

24 Empirical research on the relation between birth order and intelligence has convincingly documented

25 is not likely to explain the associations of birth order and maternal age at child birth with suicide

26 7) and good for other perinatal factors, but birth order and maternal diethylstilbestrol use were und

27 The review includes birth order and maternal HBV serology as proxies for age

28 se data suggest that the association between birth order and myopia is not due to a new environmental

29 enerate distinct cell types in a stereotyped birth order and over time lose competence to specify ear

30 s to expect a different relationship between birth order and psychiatric outcomes in poorer societal

31 to the etiology of mental health by studying birth order and suicide risk.

32 lyses suggested that the association between birth order and suicide was only modestly influenced by

33 sms underlying a causal relationship between birth order and suicide.

34 We studied the association between birth order and the functional response of stimulated co

35 Here, we identify neuronal birth-order and molecular markers within the NB3-1 cell

36 dritic targeting is specified by lineage and birth order , and their initial targeting occurs prior t

37 els correlated to numbers of pregnancies and birth order, and allergic outcomes in offspring at 8 yea

38 sex, spherical equivalent refraction, index birth order, and body mass index (BMI).

39 of siblings, number of minors in household, birth order, and female caregiver's age) were associated

40 de evidence that autoimmune conditions, late birth order, and obesity act partly through a common inf

41 odds of GDM adjusted for race, age, parity, birth order, and other covariates.

42 n, maternal age at birth, birth weight, sex, birth order, and socioeconomic status.

43 II antibodies were significantly higher when birth order, and the number of pregnancies were larger.

44 e to parental psychopathology; sibship size; birth order; and gender.

45 dren were diagnosed as having SLE in reverse birth order at ages 8, 9, and 11 years.

46 For each child, birth order, birth spacing, number of 2-9-year-old sibli

47 st whether maternal age at delivery, child's birth order, cesarean section, complicated delivery, mat

48 s who immediately followed the index case in birth order compared with those later in birth order.

49 We conclude that neuronal birth order correlates with the assembly of neural subma

50 Taken together, we demonstrate that birth order dependent pre-patterning of afferent growth

51 igh) --> Chinmo(low)) helps specify distinct birth order-dependent cell fates in an extended neuronal

52 We also propose a general model for birth-order-dependent neural specification and suggest s

53 d the interplay between binary cell fate and birth-order-dependent temporal fate in the Drosophila la

54 largest lineage, lineage 15, we see distinct birth-order differences in projection patterns.

55 Here we reveal that birth order diversifies lateralis afferent neurons in th

56 nd analytical designs, we must conclude that birth order does not have a lasting effect on broad pers

57 but the authors did replicate the fraternal birth order effect (more older brothers for homosexual m

58 Recent studies have suggested that the birth order effect in allergy may be established during

59 In our analyses, we confirmed the expected birth-order effect on intelligence.

60 This study suggests that the 'birth order' effect in children may be due to parity-rel

61 important, however, we consistently found no birth-order effects on extraversion, emotional stability

62 ay a greater role in explaining the observed birth-order effects on hand preference in humans.

63 By contrast, the search for birth-order effects on personality has not yet resulted

64 Significant birth-order effects were found for both classification c

65 The underlying mechanism of 'birth-order effects' on disease risk is largely unknown,

66 since bereavement, maternal/paternal death, birth order, family history of psychiatric illness, and

67 tion (45 infections), risk did not differ by birth order (first born, 15.9%; second born, 18.7%); ris

68 30 infants (39 infections) did not differ by birth order (first born, 6.3%; second born, 6.0%).

69 rs found that IgE is reduced with increasing birth order (first child: odds ratio (OR) = 1; second ch

70 the dependence of offspring toxicant load on birth order, food density, and interspecific life histor

71 14 years of age, as well as in those who had birth orders >1, were not breastfed, lived in deprived a

72 Birth mode, breast-feeding but also birth order had a strong effect on the microbiota compos

73 We propose models to suggest how birth order, HLH-2 accumulation, and transcription of la

74 ded empirical evidence that each increase in birth order (i.e., from first-born to second-born, secon

75 uster I colonization for both birth mode and birth order in association to AD.

76 xicant measures were linked to pod, age, and birth order in genotyped individuals, prey abundance usi

77 nd the protective effects of family size and birth order in the villages were much weaker (OR = 0.64;

78 vestment in education of children with later birth orders in their relative protection from myopia.

79 Birth order, in-utero smoke exposure, and having been br

80 Younger maternal age and higher birth order increased the odds of all injuries.

81 studied how maternal age at child birth and birth order influenced risk in a cohort study of 1,690,3

82 d pressure is clinically significant; hence, birth order is an important developmental predictor of c

83 afish retina model, in which such histogenic birth order is well characterized.

84 Cord IgE, but not birth order, is a significant predictor of skin prick te

85 of photoreceptor afferents, reflecting their birth order, lead to differential positioning of their g

86 es have reported strong associations between birth order, maternal age, and suicide, but these result

87 After adjustment for the other parent's age, birth order, maternal education, and other covariates, b

88 system, that is, day-care center attendance, birth order, maternally reported common infections in in

89 For diseases with an infectious etiology, birth order may dictate the age of exposure to childhood

90 er, the study of symptom severity across ASD birth order may provide evidence for environmental facto

91 f type 1 diabetes, HLA-DR-DQ genotypes, sex, birth order, mode of delivery, exclusive breastfeeding,

92 Gestational age at birth, birth order, multiple birth, and parental age were not a

93 single-cell labeling methods, we analyze the birth order, muscle targeting, and dendritic arbors for

94 his finding, they examined the sex ratio and birth order of 1,403,021 children born to 700,030 couple

95 Neurons are further diversified based on the birth order of intermediate precursors.

96 irds, the more competitive species, bias the birth order of offspring by sex in a way that influences

97 dual hermaphrodite is biased by the relative birth order of the two cells, so that the first-born cel

98 The protective effects of family size and birth order on atopy were much stronger in children than

99 The effect of birth order on hand preference was assessed in a sample

100 ed us to identify even very small effects of birth order on personality with sufficiently high statis

101 ecified to innervate particular glomeruli by birth order or time.

102 CI 1.0-1.7), and negatively associated with birth order, OR 0.8 (95% CI 0.7-1.0), and furry animals

103 which generate neurons and/or glia, but the birth order, or cell lineage, of each neuroblast is poor

104 ies (1.2, 0.6-2.2; P = 0.8; interaction with birth order, P = 0.02).

105 D in self-reported intellect with increasing birth-order position, and this effect persisted after co

106 ategies by comparing siblings with different birth-order positions (i) within the same family (within

107 es distinguish groups of cells with the same birth order rank and similar developmental potentials.

108 gth-for-age, maternal education, infant sex, birth order, receipt of iron and zinc, months breastfed,

109 dgkin lymphoma after adjustment for race and birth order (relative risk for age > or =40 vs. <25 year

110 The authors examined whether birth order, sibship size, and childhood housing density

111 h parental education, sex, maternal age, and birth order suggest that other environmental factors are

112 myopia became progressively lower for later birth orders, suggesting a dose response.

113 This possible in utero 'birth-order' T-cell programming may contribute to later

114 umference was influenced by maternal parity (birth order): the III/III OR for larger head circumferen

115 authors of earlier studies, we did not find birth order to be an important risk factor for infection

116 tion neurons are prespecified by lineage and birth order to form synapses with specific incoming ORN

117 lt olfactory circuit and are prespecified by birth order to innervate a subset of glomeruli distinct

118 n Drosophila are prespecified by lineage and birth order to send their dendrites to one of approximat

119 was found between gestational age at birth, birth order, twinning, parental age, or parental educati

120 s ratios (ORs) for myopia and high myopia by birth order, using logistic regression and adjusting for

121 ively associated with risk; each increase in birth order was associated with a 46% (adjusted hazard r

122 In model 1 (no adjustment for education), birth order was associated with both myopia and high myo

123 Later birth order was associated with lower odds of periodonta

124 We studied how birth order was associated with suicide and other main c

125 e in offspring birth weights with increasing birth order was not seen after maternal intrauterine exp

126 Among siblings, a higher position in the birth order was positively associated with risk; each in

127 ects analyses revealed that each increase in birth order was related to an 18% higher suicide risk (9

128 ive risks, adjusted for sex, birth year, and birth order, were found for psychiatric inpatient hospit

129 examined the associations of family size and birth order with atopy prevalence in rural Poland at two

130 wborn FLT1 genotype distribution differed by birth order, with newborns of first-time mothers outside