Migraine: A 1950 Symposium

Migraine: A 1950 symposium.

Op-cbio150076 1945..1950

Motivation: Many methods predict the physical interaction between two proteins (protein-protein interactions; PPIs) from sequence alone. Their performance drops substantially for proteins not used for training. Results: Here, we introduce a new approach to predict PPIs from sequence alone which is based on evolutionary profiles and profile-kernel support vector machines. It improved over the st...

Migraine versus probable migraine.

CLINICAL HISTORY A 77-year-old man has a history of similar recurring headaches since he was a teenager. For years, the headaches would occur about one time per month, but for the last 5 years, they occur about once per week. He reports a left frontal-retro-orbital aching non-throbbing pain without associated aura, nausea, vomiting, and light or noise sensitivity. Untreated headaches can last 1...

Mortality of a Police Cohort: 1950-2005.

BACKGROUND The authors conducted a retrospective cohort mortality study on police officers from 1950-2005. METHODS Standardized Mortality Ratio (SMR) analyses were conducted separately for white male (n=2761), black (n=286), and female (n=259) officers. RESULTS Mortality from all causes of death combined for white male officers was significantly higher than expected (SMR=1.20; 95% confidenc...

Jane Maienschein (1950- )

Jane Maienschein is the daughter of Joyce Kylander [5] and Fred Maienschein [6], and was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on 23 September 1950. She attended MIT as a freshman and then transferred to Yale University [7] in 1969 when Yale decided to admit women undergraduates. In 1972 she graduated with an honors degree in History, the Arts, and Letters having written a thesis on the history of scie...