One More Fact to Know About Inpatient Glycemic Control

More of What Chiefs Need to Know About Eyewitness Identification

The recent article by in Police Chief by Sheri H. Mecklenburg, Patricia J. Bailey, and Mark R. Larson titled “Eyewitness Identification: An Update on What Chiefs Need to Know” (July 2013) was a timely reminder that law enforcement agencies need to develop clear and defensible procedures for obtaining and documenting eyewitness identification evidence. A national survey of law enforcement agenci...

[To know more about the Prader-Willi syndrome. Multidisciplinary support].

Prader-Willi syndrome, induced by a loss of function of paternal genes in the subcentrometric region of the chromosome 15 (q11.2q13), is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder with characteristic obesity resulting from hyperphagia. In addition behavioural disturbancies with obsessive-compulsive features, aggression, temper tantrums included, are relatively frequently seen and they often require ...

[To know more about the Prader-Willi syndrome. Diagnosis].

Prader-Willi syndrome, induced by a function changes of paternal genes in the subcentrometric region of the chromosome 15 (q11.2q13), is the most common genetic cause of obesity resulting from hyperphagia. Behavioural disturbancies with compulsions in which psychiatric interventions are necessary, are relatively frequently seen. In this paper we reviewed the recent data of the clinical diagnosi...

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Viruses know more than one way to don a cap.

C apping of mRNA is an early posttranscriptional event, unique to eukaryotes, that strongly influences subsequent processing, nuclear export, stability, and translation of mRNA. Accordingly, viruses of eukaryotes, whether they reside in the nucleus or cytoplasm, must solve the capping problem for efficient replication. In a recent issue of PNAS, Ogino et al. (1) demonstrate a distinct mechanism...