based on rome iii criteria, functional disorders of gi are listed below:   infant regurgitation: -regurgitation two or more times per day for 3 or more weeks -no retching, hematemesis, aspiration, apnea, ftt, abnormal posturing infant rumination syndrome: -repetitive contraction of abdominal muscle -regurgitation of gastric content in to the mouth and reswallowed cyclic vomiting syndrome: -two ...

evidence showed that chemokines serve as pro-migratory factors for immune cells. ccl3, ccl4 and ccl5, as the main cc  chemokines subfamily members, activate immune cells through binding to cc chemokine receptor 5 or ccr5. macrophages, nk cells and t lymphocytes express ccr5 and thus, affected ccr5 expression or functions could be associated with altered immune responses. deletion of 32 base pai...

chemokine and chemokine receptors show several variations which may affect resistance to infectious disease. a 32 base pair deletion in the open reading frame of the human ccr5 gene (ccr5?32) results in producing a truncated antigen which fails to be presented on the surface of target cells. ccr5?32 variant is not a functional co receptor for hiv-1 entrance and delay the onset of acquired immun...

Steganography embeds a secret message in a seemingly innocuous cover-object. This paper presents a framework for steganography with executables as cover-objects built on top of an existing binary rewriter. Executables differ significantly from previously explored coverobjects, we thus first identify the cover-specific redundancies that can be used to embed a secret message. Techniques are then ...

The sensitivity of monolayers of Ilford L-4 nuclear emulsion to beta(-)-particles is approximately 0.20 grain per particle emitted for H(3), and 0.025 grain per particle for p(32). The sensitivity for thick layers is 1.3 grains per tritium beta(-)-particle emitted within the emulsion. In electron microscopic autoradiographs the maximum resolution is approximately 0.1 micron for H(3) and 0.3 mic...