ライフサイエンスコーパス: caretaker

1 especially those derived from the mother or caretaker.

2 y was obtained from interview of the primary caretaker.

3 strating that Artemis functions as a genomic caretaker.

4 aker, and inconsistent treatment by a female caretaker.

5 l environment in the presence of their human caretaker.

6 uffer from morbidity that also affects their caretakers.

7 d proximity to familiar and unfamiliar human caretakers.

8 s provided weekly personalized counseling to caretakers.

9 icases have risen to the forefront as genome caretakers.

10 y, even when predicted to die by all medical caretakers.

11 n 88% of serum samples obtained from primate caretakers.

12 offered daily by their professional medical caretakers.

13 eration at WHO standards through local, paid caretakers.

14 es improve subjective assessment of noise in caretakers.

15 classified into two groups: gatekeepers and caretakers.

16 by five counseling sessions with parents or caretakers.

17 sociated with a heavy burden on patients and caretakers.

18 ge, through feeding regimes managed by adult caretakers.

19 be heavily influenced by the child's primary caretakers.

20 s were completed with 156 patients (or their caretakers) (49%), and 36 of these patients (23%) were h

21 Most caretakers (73 [65.2%]) reported improved secretion mana

22 2 module and estimates posture to inform the caretaker about the user's current posture and health st

23 We evaluated whether asking caretakers about health behaviors during EPI visits led

24 Abrogation of both caretaker and gatekeeper function markedly increases can

25 int attention-the social interaction between caretaker and human infant concerning objects and action

26 ese findings define human Apollo as a genome caretaker and identify biallelic Apollo variants as a ge

27 been emotionally and physically abused by a caretaker and sexually abused by a noncaretaker.

28 binding proteins shared functions as genomic caretakers and included members of the DNA-dependent pro

29 phylococci, recovered from both the hands of caretakers and their environment in households sampled i

30 cancers because they confer occult pretumor "caretaker" and "gatekeeper" defects.

31 ale noncaretaker, emotional denial by a male caretaker, and inconsistent treatment by a female careta

32 e the perspectives of Japanese elders, their caretakers, and their healthcare providers on the use of

33 ontrol cell proliferation and death, whereas caretakers are DNA repair genes whose inactivation leads

34 repressors of Ty1 transposition (Rtt)/genome caretakers are orthologs of mammalian retroviral restric

35 FHIT is a tumor suppressor acting as genome caretaker by regulating cellular DNA repair.

36 NA repair and recombination, belongs to the 'caretaker' class of tumour-suppressor genes that include

37 stress disorder (PTSD), and their parents or caretakers completed measures of their children's proble

38 Caretakers completed questionnaires and provided genetic

39 epair response triggered by these two genome caretakers critically depends on a dynamic spatiotempora

40 Both direct and caretaker DNA repair GAs were significantly associated w

41 the home and hospital, reducing the load on caretakers during this stressful period.

42 We propose a genome caretaker function for WWOX, in which Brca1-Wwox interac

43 that telomere maintenance is a noncanonical caretaker function of the retinoblastoma protein, such t

44 rcinogenesis and results in a loss of GSTP1 "caretaker" function, leaving prostate cells with inadequ

45 tagenic or transient regulation of essential caretaker gene contributes to tumorigenesis.

46 stent with the postulated role of BRCA1 as a caretaker gene in preserving genomic integrity.

47 hit-and-run" mode of action for an essential caretaker gene in tumorigenesis.

48 We conclude that Ku80 is a caretaker gene that maintains the integrity of the genom

49 are consistent with a model that Brca1 is a caretaker gene, whose absence causes genetic instability

50 6, PALB2, POLD1, POLE, PRKDC, and RAD50) and caretaker genes (BAP1, CDK12, MLL3, TP53, and BLM) and c

51 Because many of the caretaker genes are also essential for cell viability, p

52 Dysfunctions of genome caretaker genes contribute to genomic instability and tu

53 How essential caretaker genes contribute to tumorigenesis is not fully

54 of heterozygosity are derived from disabled caretaker genes, which protect the integrity of DNA, or

55 tients (14.2%), while 476 (62.6%) had GAs in caretaker genes.

56 lowing radiation exposure induce changes in 'caretaker' genes that control specific downstream pathwa

57 ages were predominantly peri-urban, and most caretakers had no more than primary school education.

58 ho were diagnosed with an FGID and a primary caretaker independently completed questionnaires regardi

59 perinatal insults and motor skill deficits, caretaker instability, criminality, and psychopathology

60 ttachment to their caregiver--even when that caretaker is abusive.

61 Moreover, Artemis functions as a genomic caretaker, most notably in prevention of translocations

62 In rtt/genome caretaker mutants, levels of Ty1 cDNA and mobility are i

63 ngly stimulate Ty1 mobility in 19 rtt/genome caretaker mutants.

64 methylcytosine to thymine, MED1 may act as a caretaker of genomic fidelity at CpG sites.

65 iganded ERalpha in controlling a fundamental caretaker of the epithelial phenotype in breast cancer c

66 st cancer cells with E-cadherin being a main caretaker of the epithelial phenotype.

67 The Werner syndrome protein (WRN) is a caretaker of the human genome, and the Abl kinase is a r

68 the non-homologous end-joining pathway as a caretaker of the mammalian genome, a role required both

69 us DNA end-joining plays a crucial role as a caretaker of the mammalian genome, and that an alternati

70 tous, necessitating a grading system to help caretakers of at-risk infants gauge disease severity.

71 ildhood experiences, particularly neglect by caretakers of both genders, represent significant risk f

72 term mental health outcomes, suggesting that caretakers of children with CPP should be vigilant for t

73 Most caretakers of children with diarrhea in low-income count

74 Parents or caretakers of children within 6 months of JDM diagnosis

75 BRCA2 acts as a "caretaker" of genome integrity by enabling homologous re

76 e BRCA2 has been suggested to function as a "caretaker" of the genome.

77 New paradigms, where we categorize genes as caretaker or gatekeeper genes, will allow for new hypoth

78 .045), male sex (p = 0.039), requirement for caretakers or ambulance (p = 0.001), and low visual acui

79 e patients (p = 0.033), patients requiring a caretaker (p = 0.038), and patients living > 60 km from

80 iscordant predictions; that is, at least one caretaker predicted survival, whereas others predicted d

81 by licensing chromatin to concentrate genome caretaker proteins near the lesions.

82 logyric crises), patient growth, and patient caretaker quality of life improved.

83 Social robots serve people as tutors, caretakers, receptionists, companions, and other social

84 Food allergy was defined as caretaker report of healthcare provider-diagnosed allerg

85 oral thrush (HR: 5.0; 95% CI: 1.6, 15.2), a caretaker-reported severity of illness on a visual analo

86 nd a lower increase was seen with increasing caretaker-reported severity of illness.

87 transportation needs, economic situation, or caretaker responsibilities, can lead to contextual error

88 ic Hedgehog (Shh) pathway, consistent with a caretaker responsibility of BCCIP on genomic integrity.

89 The results demonstrate a caretaker role for BRCA1 in preserving genomic integrity

90 rmally act as a tumor suppressor through its caretaker role in maintaining chromosomal stability.

91 gous end-joining pathway are known to have a caretaker role in maintaining genomic stability.

92 and suggest a novel molecular basis for its caretaker role in the maintenance of genome integrity.

93 Our data highlight a caretaker role of autophagy in the stress support networ

94 tendants (RR = 0.73, 95% CI: 0.64, 0.84) and caretakers (RR = 0.76, 95% CI: 0.60, 0.95) were associat

95 ndirect costs estimated lost productivity of caretaker(s) and blind individuals as determined by face

96 and caretaker stress (6.42 and 5.97, P = .0085 and .0239).

97 Caretaker stress might influence wheeze through stress-i

98 se-helicase DNA2 is a multifunctional genome caretaker that is essential for cell proliferation in a

99 e that 53BP1 functions as a dosage-dependent caretaker that promotes genomic stability by a mechanism

100 Our results establish H2AX as genomic caretaker that requires the function of both gene allele

101 SBs and that Cernunnos-XLF acts as a genomic caretaker to prevent genomic instability.

102 lesions created in the absence of Rtt/genome caretakers trigger S-phase checkpoint pathways to stimul

103 Thus, contrary to its assumed role as a caretaker tumor suppressor, Ku80 facilitates tumor growt

104 processes, thereby fulfilling its role as a caretaker tumor suppressor.

105 For 462 children, the child's primary caretaker was interviewed at baseline and again when the

106 Subjects and their primary caretaker were assessed by semistructured interview, and

107 cated to the chlorhexidine group, mothers or caretakers were advised to apply the solution to the cor

108 Caretakers were also likely to report subjective improve

109 at chimpanzee mothers constitute the primary caretakers, while fathers are not involved in parenting.

110 ges 6-12 living in Chicago, along with their caretakers, who were followed wherever they moved in the

111 significantly more likely to report having a caretaker withdraw from them emotionally, treat them inc