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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"systemic stress"”.
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Pastoralism, Agriculture, and Stress: A Comparative Analysis of Two 19th Century Qing Dynasty Populations
… less likely to experience elevated physiological stress than a comparatively sedentary, aggregated, agriculture-dependent population. Three different indicators of subadult systemic stress were assessed in skeletal samples of two historic 19th century populations from the Qing Empire (1644 – 1912) …
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From ambiguity to action: Rethinking the origins of shocks and crises
… indicators in capturing early-stage systemic stress, it rethinks how crises originate, evolve, and are interpreted – particularly within the South African context. The conceptual foundation is established in the 'Introduction' (Chapter 1) of the dissertation, by examining how …
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HORMONE EPIMERS REGULATE ER STRESS AND CORE REGULATORY GENES: NETWORK ANALYSIS WITH APPLICATIONS TO GLIOMA AND CHRONIC PRESSURE ULCERS
… ischemia/reperfusion and altered cellular and systemic stress responses. Whole genome microarray analysis was utilized in conjunction with IPA® premiere networking software to analyze chronic wound edge tissue. IPA® network analysis identified Ubiquitin C (UBC) as the most significant network. …
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Health, Nutrition, and Disease in Rural Northern Jordan: A Study of Enamel Defects Related to Childhood Stress in Skeletal Samples from the Bronze Age to the Byzantine Period
… examining the dentition for periodic childhood stress. Canine teeth from five sites (Ya'amun, Sa'ad, Yasileh, Natfieh, and Waqqas) that covered the time periods in question were collected to study overall quality of life.</p> <p>The teeth were thin-sectioned and examined under a light …
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Exploring the role of the unfolded protein response in C. elegans neurons
… C. elegans plays a role in the orchestration of systemic stress responses. One of these stress responses, the unfolded protein response of the endoplasmic reticulum (UPRER), is activated to re-establish protein homeostasis (proteostasis) upon the detection of ER stress. Overexpression of active, …
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Modernising bioarchaeological methods, a study of ancient egyptian periodontal health
… disease involves oral or dental trauma, systemic illness, sudden changes to nutrition or diet composition, dental practices, and the general health of the oral environment. An analysis of periodontal pathology, inherently both oral and systemic in nature, illustrates more aspects of the …
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Modernising bioarchaeological methods, a study of ancient egyptian periodontal health
… disease involves oral or dental trauma, systemic illness, sudden changes to nutrition or diet composition, dental practices, and the general health of the oral environment. An analysis of periodontal pathology, inherently both oral and systemic in nature, illustrates more aspects of the …
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Financial Stability Models of the Irish Banking Sector: Deposit Flows and Property Price Dynamics
… focus on the analysis of sys- temic risk. Systemic risk refers to possibility that vulnerabilities across the financial system and between the financial system and the real economy will be triggered. As a result, intermediation activities may be curtailed and a financial crisis may occur. …