Receptor tyrosine kinase-like orphan receptor (Ror) proteins are a conserved family of tyrosine kinase receptors that function in developmental processes including skeletal and neuronal development, cell movement and cell polarity. Although Ror proteins were originally named because the associated ligand and signaling pathway were unknown, recent studies in multiple species have now established...

At 680 grams, Ava was the tiniest baby received as of last January by the Bulrushes baby home in Kampala, Uganda. Abandoned in this bustling city of 1.4 million, she was covered in bugs when she was found a few hours after her birth and taken to a local hospital, where staff called Watoto Child Care Ministries, the church-based organization that runs Bulrushes. No one was sure the scrawny infan...

A family of ligands has been identified for the largest group of receptor protein-tyrosine kinases--the hitherto 'orphan' EPH receptor subfamily--and the functions of these receptors and ligands are starting to be elucidated.

Orphanages are in the spotlight management and development of children because there several orphanages who ask for help from house to house, every corner city street is child exploitation. This study aims analyze pattern fulfillment orphans orphanage institutions. Using a qualitative approach, data sources were obtained interviews with heads administrators 8 Palopo direct observations regardin...

Abstract This study was conducted to assess the psychosocial and material services provision of Wolisso Kalehiwot Church project/center. Qualitative research design employing phenomenological approach as reach on identifying strengths challenges practiced in center. Purposive sampling techniques used draw ten respondents from center (8 orphans, 2 staff) respond interview questions. The result t...