... a mega-analysis of the effectsof ATD on word learning and mood with data pooled from these and seven other studies of the effectsof ATD on cognitive function (8) The purpose of this analysis ... the size and exact composition of the amino acid used The degree of 5-HT depletion may, therefore, vary across studies To clarify some of these factors, the effectsof ATD, specifically on word ... range of cognitive functions than the analysis of Sambeth et al Factors which can be examined in this analysis are the overall effectsof ATD in a larger group and in addition the effectsof age...
... cycle To study this question, we compared the effectsof Pi analogues (Vi, BeFx, AlF4), trapping nucleotides at the catalytic site of Pgp, and of ATP depletion, on UIC2shift and UIC2/MM12.10 competition ... applied as an indicator of the expression of functional Pgp molecules in clinical tissue samples [20] Changes in the proteolysis profile of Pgp were also detected in the presence of nucleotides alone ... effect of substrates/modulators (verapamil, CsA, vinblastine) on UIC2 binding when the cells were incubated in the simultaneous presence of Vi or BeFx, and any of the above agents The order of treatments...
... president of the National Academy of Sciences The National Academy of Engineering was established in 1964, under the charter of the National Academy of Sciences, as a parallel organization of outstanding ... organize a workshop of national and inter national experts to identify research needs and gaps in knowledge of biological effects and adverse health outcomes of exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy ... number of other areas of toxicology in which knowledge is needed to support a complete evaluation of the possible health effectsof RF exposure; these gaps are identified in the body of the report...
... G 1997 Effectsof elevated carbon dioxide and ozone on the growth and yield of spring wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) J Exp Bot 48:113–22 Tonneijck AEG, vanDijk CJ 1997 Effectsof ambient ozone on ... Heggestad HE, Lesser VM 1990 Effectsof ozone, sulfur dioxide, soil water deficit, and cultivar on yields of soybean J Environ Qual 19:488–95 Kasana MS 1992 Effectsofozone fumigation on a tropical ... partitioning and yield of Japanese cultivars of rice (Oryza sativa L.) Agric Ecosyst Environ 53:109–22 Olszyk DM, Cabrera H, Thompson CR 1988 California statewide assessment of the effectsofozone on crop...
... increased levels of superoxide in mediating the adverse vascular effectsof air pollution and indicate that exposure to PM could contribute to a hypertensive phenotype.58 A number of clinical studies ... manifestations of the adverse cardiovascular effectsof air pollution, nonetheless dysrhythmias can be implicated in hospitalization for cardiovascular disease and the incidence of sudden cardiac ... examined the effectsof PM on heart rate variability because of its association with an increased risk of cardiovascular morbi dity and mortality in both healthy individuals64 and survivors of myocardial...
... The OzoneLayer The OzoneLayer provides the first thorough and accessible history of stratospheric ozone, from the discovery ofozone in the nineteenth century to current investigations of the ... stratospheric ozone remains an active area of current scientific research Part I History of the understanding of stratospheric ozone Stratospheric ozone before 1960 Ozone, O3, is a highly reactive form of ... thickness of the ozonelayer was about mm at STP That is, if all of the ozone in a column above the observer were warmed to 0°C, and compressed to a partial pressure of atmosphere, it would form a layer...
... as a result of the increase of the redox potential and decrease of the sulphides (Saeki, 1993) The change in redox potential more strongly affected the speciation of Zn than that of Cu and Pb ... finding of Wong (1995) and Hofstede (1994) Although the leachable Cu increased with the composting process, the magnitude of leachable Cu in sludge compost without red mud amendment after 50 days of ... them that the quantities of metals extracted by CaCl2, expressed as a percentage of total metal content, were small pH of the sludge compost also affected the solubility of the metal hydroxides...
... composting of MSW although the increment was diminished by the addition of red mud (Hofstede, 1994) This was due to adsorption of soluble organic matter to red mud Plant availabilitv of heavy metals ... result of the redistribution of metal speciation during composting by humification of the organic matter Chromium speciation in municipal solid 0 day q 20th waste 21 of cornpasting Cr (w/kg) day of ... acidic conditions (Hofstede, 1994) Leachabilitv of heavv metals Over 80% of the total metal content in the artificial MSW was derived from the spiking and therefore the mobility of metals could be...
... study Strengths of the study are the use of randomized placebo-controlled double-blinded study design, the absence of thermogenic changes in the placebo group, the absence ofadverseeffects on blood ... consistency of the effectsof p-synephrine on metabolism in all treatment groups, and the increases in RMR in the treatment groups The weakness of this study is the small number (10) of subjects ... some of the thermogenic effectsof 100 mg hesperidin in combination with 50 mg p-synephrine plus 600 mg naringin It may be that in this case, more is not better, and increasing the amount of hesperidin...