نتایج جستجو برای: yoruba

تعداد نتایج: 717  

Journal: :Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition 2003
Tola Atinmo Aishat Taiwo Bakre

The centre of origin of the oil palm is the tropical rain forest region of West Africa. It is considered to be the 200-300 kilometre wide coastal belt between Liberia and Mayumbe. The oil palm tree has remained the 'tree of life' of Yoruba land as well as of other parts of southern West Africa to which it is indigenous. The Yoruba are adept at spinning philosophical and poetical proverbs around...

2009
Andrew E. Fry Anita Ghansa Kerrin S. Small Alejandro Palma Sarah Auburn Mahamadou Diakite Angela Green Susana Campino Yik Y. Teo Taane G. Clark Anna E. Jeffreys Jonathan Wilson Muminatou Jallow Fatou Sisay-Joof Margaret Pinder Michael J. Griffiths Norbert Peshu Thomas N. Williams Charles R. Newton Kevin Marsh Malcolm E. Molyneux Terrie E. Taylor Kwadwo A. Koram Abraham R. Oduro William O. Rogers Kirk A. Rockett Pardis C. Sabeti Dominic P. Kwiatkowski

The prevalence of CD36 deficiency in East Asian and African populations suggests that the causal variants are under selection by severe malaria. Previous analysis of data from the International HapMap Project indicated that a CD36 haplotype bearing a nonsense mutation (T1264G; rs3211938) had undergone recent positive selection in the Yoruba of Nigeria. To investigate the global distribution of ...

2005
AYODELE SAMUEL JEGEDE

The conception of mental illness has a narrower focus than the western view. While the notion of ‘were’ merely refers to the manifestation of mental disorder, mental illness in the west involves minor stages of mental problems. This paper attempts to examine the Yoruba concept of mental illness. It is assumed that the Yoruba view of mental illness is narrower. ‘Were’ defines mental illness from...

Journal: :Genetics 2014
Melinda A Yang Kelley Harris Montgomery Slatkin

We introduce a method for comparing a test genome with numerous genomes from a reference population. Sites in the test genome are given a weight, w, that depends on the allele frequency, x, in the reference population. The projection of the test genome onto the reference population is the average weight for each x, [Formula: see text]. The weight is assigned in such a way that, if the test geno...

Journal: :Health transition review : the cultural, social, and behavioural determinants of health 1995
O B Boroffice

The author investigated and analyzed female attitudes and activities in Badagry Local Government Area of Lagos State in relation to sexuality within the family. The study focused upon women because they are believed to bear the bulk of the AIDS burden and they may be an important force in stopping it. 496 women of mean age 34 years responded to a questionnaire in English and Yoruba. 63% were...

Journal: :Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics 1988

Journal: :Cahiers d'études africaines 2000

2003
AYODELE SAMUEL JEGEDE

The central thesis of this paper is that the definition of social phenomena is culturally determined, and, therefore, the explanation of health and illness is a function of culture. As a result, this has significant implications for health-seeking behaviour. The study, carried out in a Yoruba community, obtained ethnographic data through in-depth interview and nonparticipatory observation metho...

Journal: :International Journal of Comparative Literature and Translation Studies 2013

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