ライフサイエンスコーパス: brushing

1 .g., rinsing, subgingival irrigation, tongue brushing).

2 normal stimuli, such as cold, sweetness, and brushing.

3 following single-tooth extraction and tooth brushing.

4 nt (P < 0.001) after both 1 and 3 minutes of brushing.

5 uivalent to 7-12.5 doses of the TCS used per brushing.

6 nute of brushing and 0.93 after 3 minutes of brushing.

7 nutes of brushing than following 1 minute of brushing.

8 50% higher than the scores after 1 minute of brushing.

9 when compared to sham-lesioned rats without brushing.

10 dex were recorded and subjects instructed in brushing.

11 could act as absorptive sinks for TCS during brushing.

12 ormation; and 21 days after reinstitution of brushing.

13 ong with 10 ovarian surface epithelium (OSE) brushings.

14 derived from normal ovarian epithelial cell brushings.

15 ated gene expression in asthmatic epithelial brushings.

16 ith more basal cells from biopsies than from brushings.

17 Sensitivity was lower when testing nasal brushings (34%), though both RAMALT and nasal brush test

18 onset severe asthma were identified in nasal brushings (5 signatures), sputum (3 signatures), and end

19 s), sputum (3 signatures), and endobronchial brushings (6 signatures).

20 ons in the auditory feedback elicited by the brushing action.

21 Allodynia was produced by light brushing adjacent to the capsaicin injection site after

22 que index (PI) was recorded immediately post-brushing after covert timing of the subjects, and correl

23 h a lenient contrast of hand brushing versus brushing alone, we did not find any selective activation

24 ange from baseline of 0.61 after 1 minute of brushing and 0.93 after 3 minutes of brushing.

25 Plaque was scored before brushing and after 1 and 3 minutes of brushing using the

26 proportions of epithelial cells recovered by brushing and biopsy were similar, but with more basal ce

27 surfaces, and oral hygiene measures such as brushing and flossing are required for the periodic remo

28 ies removal, opening up the cavity, teaching brushing and fluoride application).

29 titude and perceived behavioral control with brushing and interdental cleaning behaviors when designi

30 samples, and 50 early stage NSCLC bronchial brushing and normal specimens.

31 ed treatment regimen consisting of 1) tongue brushing and toothbrushing (TB) and 2) TB + flossing (TB

32 vised treatment regimen consisting of tongue brushing and toothbrushing or tongue brushing and toothb

33 tongue brushing and toothbrushing or tongue brushing and toothbrushing plus flossing.

34 GPR41 and GPR43, in CF and non-CF bronchial brushings and 16HBE14o(-) and CFBE41o(-) cells were eval

35 Endobronchial brushings and biopsies were obtained and expression of S

36 Nasal and bronchial brushings and bronchial biopsies were evaluated from pat

37 DNA was extracted from endobronchial brushings and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid collected fro

38 re upregulated in CF versus non-CF bronchial brushings and cell lines; in DeltaF508 CFTR homozygotes

39 We collected olfactory epithelium brushings and cerebrospinal fluid samples from patients

40 carboxypeptidase A3 expression in epithelial brushings and epithelial mast cell density were selectiv

41 Gene and miRNA expression in bronchial brushings and lung inflammatory markers were measured 48

42 ively confirmed these findings in epithelial brushings and primary asthmatic epithelial cells culture

43 Bronchial brushings and sputum were obtained from 25 normal contro

44 ic evaluation on previous sampling attempts (brushings and/or endobiliary biopsy) during endoscopic r

45 19.2% of mothers reported difficulties with brushing, and 25% had dental/periodontal problems.

46 age, mean plaque score, cigarette packs/day, brushing, and flossing.

47 nutes of brushing than following 1 minute of brushing, and the difference between the toothbrushes wa

48 e, sputum, bronchoalveolar lavage, bronchial brushings, and biopsy specimens from 19 subjects with an

49 bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), endobronchial brushings, and biopsy.

50 Endobronchial biopsy specimens, epithelial brushings, and induced sputum were obtained from asthmat

51 copic appearance, cytology and proteomics of brushings, and peripheral blood counts.

52 fresh frozen tissue, fresh frozen endoscopic brushings, and the Cytosponge device for microbial DNA y

53 an interactive super-network that integrates brushing-and-linking techniques for highlighting compone

54 6HBE14o(-) cells; CF versus non-CF bronchial brushings; and 16HBE14o(-) cells after treatment with cy

55 t associated with breastfeeding (e.g., tooth brushing), as can be guided using tools such as direct a

56 gnancy in bile duct samples obtained through brushing, aspiration, and biopsy.

57 oridation, daily fluoride supplement use, or brushing before the age of two years.

58 edictive validity of video-observed habitual brushing behavior for the capability to achieve oral cle

59 However, it is unknown how brushing behavior observed at one time relates to brushi

60 Studies observing their actual brushing behavior should be conducted to elucidate reaso

61 g movements are aspects of observed habitual brushing behavior that predict brushing capabilities in

62 s of predictive variables explained 22.5% of brushing behavior, 22.7% of interdental cleaning behavio

63 that attitude was the strongest predictor of brushing behavior, followed by oral health knowledge, pe

64 thmatic subjects by bronchoscopy with airway brushing but not in cells from asthmatic subjects.

65 vide some clinical benefit over manual tooth-brushing, but most studies have been of short duration w

66 tein were measured in lysates from bronchial brushings by quantitative real-time PCR and Western blot

67 rved habitual brushing behavior that predict brushing capabilities in terms of oral cleanliness.

68 ing behavior observed at one time relates to brushing capabilities observed at another time.

69 including nighttime bottle use and no daily brushing/cleaning.

70 d tissue (RAMALT) biopsy specimens and nasal brushings collected antemortem.

71 plaque removal after both 1 and 3 minutes of brushing compared to the manual toothbrush.

72 Individual brushings contained approximately 10(5) to 10(7) prion s

73 samples in patients who had both a bronchial brushing cytologic and surgical specimen.

74 determine the effects of fluoridation, early brushing, daily supplements, and other socio-demographic

75 : number of dental visits/year, frequency of brushing/day and flossing/week, tobacco use, presence/ab

76 icroarray analysis of airway epithelial cell brushings demonstrated that Alternaria-challenged naive

77 nction, however, was not overtly affected by brushing, despite the observed individual injuries to ce

78 weeks (T3), participants used their original brushing devices without any additional interference.

79 We concluded that brushing disrupts cell plasma membrane barriers in the o

80 in bronchial biopsies and airway epithelial brushings distinguished two distinct asthma subtypes ass

81 o independent, calibrated examiners assessed brushing duration, evenness of distribution of brushing

82 is significantly increased in nasal mucosal brushings during asthma exacerbations in children.

83 Nasal brushings elicited stronger and faster RT-QuIC responses

84 uidelines emphasize the benefits of manually brushing endoscope channels and using automated endoscop

85 shes to remove plaque following three single brushing episodes with each toothbrush.

86 Plaque was scored before and after brushing for 1 minute.

87 Tooth brushing for both 3 and 10 seconds significantly increas

88 guided transthoracic biopsy or endobronchial brushing for undiagnosed nodules.

89 x, socioeconomic status, mother's education, brushing frequency, and consumption of soft drinks.

90 F or PISF, and with several covariates (age, brushing frequency, days since professional cleaning, pr

91 ter controlling for age, family history, and brushing frequency, depression and CORT were significant

92 RNA sequencing was performed on nasal airway brushings from 10 control subjects and 10 asthmatic subj

93 microarrays to analyze bronchial epithelial brushings from 16 steroid-naive subjects with asthma bef

94 Bronchial brushings from 40 participants in the Bronchoscopic Expl

95 Bacterial communities in protected bronchial brushings from 42 atopic asthmatic subjects, 21 subjects

96 udy used immunofluorescent labeling of nasal brushings from a discovery cohort of 35 patients diagnos

97 gene expression of mucin 4 (MUC4), in nasal brushings from a separate validation cohort exposed to b

98 NA levels were measured in airway epithelial brushings from healthy controls and patients with asthma

99 ssion of these genes in bronchial epithelial brushings from healthy, steroid-naive asthmatic and ster

100 RNAs in CFTR regulation in vivo in bronchial brushings from individuals homozygous or heterozygous fo

101 ed the accuracy of RT-QuIC analysis of nasal brushings from olfactory epithelium in diagnosing sporad

102 ally reprogrammed cells generated from nasal brushings from one W1282X homozygous subject.

103 Epithelial brushings from patients with asthma (n = 67) had signifi

104 rom microscopically normal buccal epithelial brushings from smokers with and without lung cancer (n =

105 nd nasal epithelial cells were obtained from brushings from well-characterized asthmatic (n = 16), at

106 resented with a 3-year history of jerks when brushing her teeth and a tremor when carrying drinks.

107 Changes in MUC4 DNA methylation in nasal brushings in the validation cohort correlated with drop

108 The 3 and 10 second brushing increased the mean value 22.6 units and 21.2 un

109 Here, we investigated whether brushing induces cell wounding--plasma membrane disrupti

110 lements of OHB were identified for analysis: brushing, interdental cleaning, and tongue cleaning.

111 he fabrication of [In(OH)(bdc)]n/PAA film by brushing is illustrated.

112 t that while iNOS expression from epithelial brushings is highest in severe asthma, factors controlli

113 Serpin beta2 (SERPINB2) in airway epithelial brushings is used to classify asthma into TH2-high and T

114 ked by stimulating the mucosa locally, or by brushing it at either end of the colon.

115 ing; infrequent visits to the dentist; tooth brushing less than once per day; older age of onset; lon

116 nd training system (DTS) in terms of correct brushing motion and grip axis orientation in an at-home

117 icipants were required to make stereotypical brushing movements with a standard electric toothbrush w

118 ushing systematics, and duration of specific brushing movements.

119 total RNA of induced sputum (n = 83), nasal brushings (n = 41), and endobronchial brushings (n = 65)

120 nasal brushings (n = 41), and endobronchial brushings (n = 65) and biopsies (n = 47) (Affymetrix HT

121 Gene expression profiling of bronchial brushings obtained from 238 current and former smokers w

122 ty immediately after collection by bronchial brushing of a human volunteer) showed dephosphorylation

123 In the "rubber-hand illusion," the sight of brushing of a rubber hand at the same time as brushing o

124 levels in nasal epithelial cells from nasal brushing of atopic rhinitis patients and a parallel redu

125 hreshold cutaneous mechanoreceptors by light brushing of both distal dorsal and plantar surfaces of t

126 ereas cutaneous stimuli such as light touch, brushing of hairs, and stretching of skin were ineffecti

127 The stimuli were: gentle brushing of hindquarter skin, pressure on the cervix, an

128 during six conditions: (i) rest; (ii) light brushing of the forearm; (iii) forearm intradermal injec

129 Brushing of the gingivae and tongues of rats resulted in

130 Nasal epithelial cells were collected by brushing of the inferior turbinates, and gene expression

131 magnitude of multi-unit responses to gentle brushing of the perineum, hip, and tail, but not the foo

132 rushing of a rubber hand at the same time as brushing of the person's own hidden hand is sufficient t

133 ked by mustard oil, but not that elicited by brushing of the receptive field.

134 rived from bronchial biopsies and epithelial brushings of 107 subjects with moderate to severe asthma

135 ronchial epithelial cells from endobronchial brushings of both subject groups.

136 ystem: primary hAECs cultured from bronchial brushings of living human subjects.

137 sess basal cells isolated from bronchoscopic brushings of nonsmokers, smokers, and smokers with chron

138 d levels of HtrA1 expression compared to the brushings of ovarian surface epithelium.

139 Twenty-six healthy human adults rated brushing on the hand during fMRI.

140 ere as likely to have periodontitis as those brushing once or less daily (odds ratio [OR] = 1.16; 95%

141 mass >/= 3 cm (HR 2.1; P = 0.05), malignant brushing or biopsy (HR 3.6; P = 0.001), and Model for En

142 er rock surfaces and rock regions exposed by brushing or grinding show near-infrared spectral signatu

143 nrichment of IL-1R family genes in bronchial brushings or biopsy specimens in patients with SA was ob

144 for CRC risk stratification based on rectal brushings or from abraded fecal colonocytes.

145 s were used to prevent plaque removal during brushing over one maxillary and one mandibular posterior

146 cores after 3 minutes than after 1 minute of brushing (P < 0.001).

147 performed to assess the predictive values of brushing parameters.

148 Brushing performance is an important factor for brushing

149 Thus, observing brushing performance might help to explain deficits in o

150 us a placebo yogurt, followed by a 5-day non-brushing period.

151 nimalis for 28 days, followed by a 5-day non-brushing period.

152 Airway brushing permits repetitive evaluation of the airway epi

153 Immediate post-brushing PI at 6 months was also significantly lower for

154 e) mean difference between baseline and post-brushing plaque scores of 0.270, whereas the manual toot

155 vention protocol, including manual tooth/gum brushing plus 0.12% chlorhexidine oral rinse, twice per

156 a well-matched twin cohort, tooth and tongue brushing plus flossing significantly decreased the abund

157 ry somatosensory cortex (SII), whereas light brushing produced a prominent activation of SII, suggest

158 With the exception of those for bronchial brushings, recovery rates of M. tuberculosis were compar

159 ssays for clinical specimens (saliva, rectal brushings, rectal swab specimens, peripheral blood lymph

160 moval scores after 1 minute and 3 minutes of brushing, respectively.

161 Additionally, we found that brushing resulted in an increase in c-fos expression by

162 Ingestion of breakfast and tongue brushing resulted in strong trends toward decreased sulf

163 .3% of live cells), BW (32.5%) and bronchial brushing samples (88.9%) correlated significantly (p = 0

164 ion by fluorescence in situ hybridization in brushing samples of biliary strictures had a sensitivity

165 etected RV16 in 39 and 36% of all biopsy and brushing samples taken 4 and 15 days, respectively, afte

166 nly tissue samples but noninvasive bronchial brushing specimens from control cases with a high degree

167 y in fine-needle aspirates (FNA) and biliary brushing specimens from patients with pancreaticobiliary

168 lication of FISH and DIA to pancreatobiliary brushing specimens increases the sensitivity of detectio

169 h-risk human papillomaviruses in 87 cervical brushing specimens submitted in Cytyc ThinPrep media.

170 performance of RC, DIA, and FISH on clinical brushing specimens.

171 CLC tissue samples and noninvasive bronchial brushing specimens.

172 ced 20 individual 2cm x 2cm devices by using brushing, spraying, ironing, and computerized sewing, a

173 Graded velocity brushing stimuli (6.6-126 cm s(-1)) were used to charact

174 mina I of the spinal cord to graded velocity brushing stimuli to identify whether low-threshold mecha

175 shing performance is an important factor for brushing success.

176 cross areas of the mouth as one indicator of brushing systematics, and duration of specific brushing

177 pare the effects of a customized interdental brushing technique and a customized flossing technique o

178 tly, the tested DTS effectively improves the brushing technique and leads to a prolonged learning eff

179 and gingival indices were recorded, and the brushing technique was reviewed.

180 f computer-based training (CBT) of different brushing techniques (Fones versus Bass technique in thei

181 try, coughing and deep breathing, oral care (brushing teeth and using mouthwash twice daily), underst

182 shorter showers, turning off the water while brushing teeth) rather than efficiency improvements (e.g

183 Cytologic brushing test results and clinical features were indepen

184 reater plaque removal following 3 minutes of brushing than following 1 minute of brushing, and the di

185 thbrushes was greater following 3 minutes of brushing than following 1 minute of brushing.

186 in PPD and BOP in persons using interdental brushing than in those flossing is due mainly to the gre

187 person's hidden real hand and synchronously brushing the artificial hand that is in full view.

188 The conductive coating can be produced by brushing the capillary tip to construct a fine layer of

189 us variations in responses of its neurons to brushing the hindquarters and mechanical stimulation of

190 or HLA genotyping in mothers and infants: 1) brushing the left and right inner cheeks (standard metho

191 Brushing the mucosa anal and oral to the recording site

192 By entangling two fibres and brushing the nanowires rooted on them with respect to ea

193 VX, the magnitude of multi-unit responses to brushing the perineum, hip and tail, but not the foot an

194 that a rubber hand is his or her own hand by brushing the person's hidden real hand and synchronously

195 nd parabrachial region was never observed on brushing the skin of the sciatic nerve territory in anim

196 Brushing the teeth or ingestion of BreathAsure had no ap

197 fter the following treatments: no treatment, brushing the teeth with toothpaste, brushing the tongue,

198 eatment, brushing the teeth with toothpaste, brushing the tongue, rinsing with 5 mL of 3% hydrogen pe

199 right inner cheeks (standard method) and 2) brushing the upper and lower "gutters", that is, the spa

200 In bronchial brushings, the number of recovered cells was 2.5-fold in

201 In nasal brushings, the numbers and percentages of epithelial sub

202 each occasion, for a period of 5 days while brushing their teeth twice daily with either a F (1450 p

203 inder came out while subjects were eating or brushing their teeth, or due to injury.

204 ntinuously except when eating, drinking, and brushing their teeth.

205 s an overall negative correlation for PI and brushing time (r = -0.377, P= 0.0001).

206 ushing duration, evenness of distribution of brushing time across areas of the mouth as one indicator

207 Evenness of distribution of brushing time and duration of circling movements are asp

208 is revealed that evenness of distribution of brushing time and duration of circling movements explain

209 lyses were run to assess the relationship of brushing time to PI.

210 Persons brushing twice daily were as likely to have periodontiti

211 Plaque was scored before and after brushing using the Rustogi Modification of the Navy Plaq

212 before brushing and after 1 and 3 minutes of brushing using the Turesky modification of the Quigley-H

213 tified changes in blood flow following tooth brushing, using laser Doppler flowmetry (LDF).

214 singly, even with a lenient contrast of hand brushing versus brushing alone, we did not find any sele

215 executed actions were different (e.g., tooth brushing vs. window wiping), or when the dominant plane

216 -lumen central venous catheters, endoluminal brushing was positive for one, two, and three lumens in

217 Tooth brushing was supervised for 3 days of each week.

218 ctory epithelium samples obtained from nasal brushings was accurate in diagnosing Creutzfeldt-Jakob d

219 m cultures of normal ovarian epithelial cell brushings was used to isolate a differentially expressed

220 cores for each toothbrush after 3 minutes of brushing were about 50% higher than the scores after 1 m

221 gs, ectocervical scrapings, and endocervical brushings were analyzed by flow cytometry.

222 To address these questions, nasal epithelial brushings were collected from 29 patients with SAR and 3

223 age, large proximal, and small distal airway brushings were collected from patients with BOS (n = 10)

224 vage, large proximal and small distal airway brushings were collected from patients with BOS (n=10),

225 doscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography brushings were obtained from 498 consecutive patients wi

226 Bronchial biopsy specimens and bronchial brushings were obtained from healthy volunteers (n = 18)

227 The RT-QuIC assays seeded with nasal brushings were positive in 30 of 31 patients with Creutz

228 line and long-term hygiene behaviors (except brushing) were associated with an increased baseline num

229 rate and neuronal response magnitude to skin brushing which initially increased after IS, remained el

230 After simulated 3-month brushing with a commercial best-selling TCS-TP, over one

231 be removed by gentle rubbing of the eyes or brushing with a Microsponge.

232 m of this study is to evaluate the effect of brushing with either a multidirectional PT or American D

233 ing PreGR >/=2 mm were randomized to a group brushing with either an MT or PT.

234 accumulate substantial amounts of TCS after brushing with TCS-formulated toothpastes (TCS-TPs).

235 the snare were also responsive to mechanical brushing within the retroperitoneum, the snare is likely

236 Nine cells responded to brushing without a response to the compressive stimuli (