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prevalence of abortion is higher in women with autoimmune thyroid disease. in the majority of cases, however, no abnormality of thyroid function is detected despite the high levels of antithyroid antibodies. the direct influence of such harmful autoantibodies in female reproductive organs may serve a role in pregnancy loss. in this study, expression of thyroglobulin in the reproductive tissues ...

background although current data shows a positive association between obesity and development of coronary heart disease (chd) in general population, there is limited data on the important protective role of central or general obesity in patients with prevalent chd or the “obesity paradox”, from this region. conclusions results of this study demonstrated an apparently protective effect for overw...

background: implantation failure of blastocyst is one of the main reasons of failure to become pregnancy following use of assisted reproductive techniques. hla-g, one of the non-classic hla subtypes, seems to have a vital role in neutralizing of mother immune system. according to importance of ins/del polymorphism of hla-g in regulation of hla-g expression, it seems that this polymorphism has a...

background: chromosomal disorders are the most common cause of first trimester spontaneous abortion. among the human chromosomes, chromosome no.9 was the most common structural chromosomal variant and it is not thought to be of any functional importance, which often considers as a normal variation in structural polymorphisms, nevertheless there are some studies which claim that there is an asso...

Given a pair (semispray $S$, metric $g$) on a tangent bundle, the family of nonlinear connections $N$ such that $g$ is recurrent with respect to $(S, N)$ with a fixed recurrent factor is determined by using the Obata tensors. In particular, we obtain a characterization for a pair $(N, g)$ to be recurrent as well as for the triple $(S, stackrel{c}{N}, g)$ where $stackrel{c}{N}$ is the canonical ...

Introduction: Antibiotic resistance, especially in Gram-negative uropathogens such as Escherichia coli, is the main barrier to treat urinary tract infection (UTI). In recent years, the dramatically increased resistance of E. coli to quinolones, a group of widely used antibiotics, has become a significant concern. Methods: In this descriptive cross-sectional study, we collected 261 E. coli isola...