Some Meteorological Factors Which May Affect Health

[Some factors which affect the enzymatic digestion of ribonucleic acid].

The results of Klee and Richards (1) are in disagreement with the conclusions of Anfmsen et al. (2-4) that concentrated urea has no effect on the activity of bovine pancreatic ribonuclease. The possibility exists that differences in enzymatic activity might be also caused by alteration of the substrate rather than of the enzyme upon treatment with these agents. In examining the effect of condit...

Factors related to fruit, vegetable and traditional food consumption which may affect health among Alaska Native People in Western Alaska

OBJECTIVES Determine intake of fruits, vegetables and traditional foods (TF), availability of foods, and attitudes towards increasing their consumption. STUDY DESIGN Establish community baseline through a cross-sectional sample of residents who were weighed, measured and interviewed. Village stores were surveyed for food availability, price and quality. METHODS Eighty-eight respondents self...

Factors which affect mortality in neonatal sepsis.

AIM Neonatal sepsis is an important cause of mortality and morbidity in newborns. The causative agents may be different in different units and may change in time. It was aimed to examine the microbiological agents leading to sepsis, clinical features and antibiotic resistances in babies with sepsis hospitalized in our unit in a two-year period. MATERIAL AND METHODS The clinical features, micr...

Factors Which Affect the Availability of Magnesium.

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Factors in the host-virus relationship which may affect the course of an infection.