1.RAN-aCGH: R GUI Tools for Analysis and Visualization of an Array-CGH Experiment.
Genomics & Informatics 2007;5(3):137-139
RAN-aCGH is an R GUI tool for the analysis and visualization of array comparative genomic hybridization (array-CGH) experiments. The tool consists of data-loading, preprocessing for missing data, several methods for statistical identification of DNA copy number aberration, and visualization of the copy number change. RAN-aCGH requires a single input format, provides various visualizations, and allows the addition of a new statistical method, all in a user-friendly graphic user interface (GUI).
Comparative Genomic Hybridization
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DNA
2.Comparative Effectiveness Research in Primary Practice.
Korean Journal of Family Medicine 2012;33(6):329-329
No abstract available.
Comparative Effectiveness Research
3.Comparative Anatomy and Facial Aging in the Animal Kingdom.
Archives of Plastic Surgery 2016;43(3):225-228
No abstract available.
Aging*
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Anatomy, Comparative*
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Animals*
4.Comparative effectiveness research in observational studies
Journal of Periodontal & Implant Science 2018;48(6):335-336
No abstract available.
Comparative Effectiveness Research
5.Advantages of Array Comparative Genomic Hybridization Using Buccal Swab DNA for Detecting Pallister-Killian Syndrome
Veronica BERTINI ; Simone GANA ; Alessandro ORSINI ; Alice BONUCCELLI ; Diego PERONI ; Valetto ANGELO
Annals of Laboratory Medicine 2019;39(2):232-234
No abstract available.
Comparative Genomic Hybridization
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DNA
6.Current Status and Future Clinical Applications of Array.based Comparative Genomic Hybridization.
Genomics & Informatics 2004;2(3):113-120
No abstract available.
Chromosome Aberrations
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Comparative Genomic Hybridization*
8.Comparative Studies on Various Editions of \lq\lq\it{Kokon Hoi}\rq\rq
Kampo Medicine 2008;59(4):609-615
The “Kokon Hoi” was compiled by Koga Tsugen and was the most widely used formulary in the Edo era. Here are the results of this author's examination of various “Kokon Hoi” editions.1) Koga Tsugen received the source book of “Kokon Hoi” from the publisher Umemura, and compiled “Sanpo Kokon Hoi”.2) The original edition of “Kokon Hoi” was published by Umemura in around1692. This edition was a lengthwise book and contained 1263 prescriptions, which is the fewest of all the editions examined here.3) Umemura published an expanded edition of the original “Kokon Hoi” around1696. This was an oblong book, and included almost all of the prescriptions of the original “Kokon Hoi” with an additional 273 prescriptions.4) At the request of Umemura, Koga Tsugen published “Sanpo Kokon Hoi” with an additional 348 prescriptions in 1733, and subsequently, “Jutei Kokon Hoi” with an additional 43 prescriptions in 1747. “Jutei Kokon Hoi” was then reprinted in the years 1780, 1808 and 1862.
Books
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Editions
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Comparative Study
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historical period
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seconds
9.Analysis of GRACE principle for comparative effectiveness research.
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine 2012;32(8):1121-1125
Comparative effectiveness research (CER) now is a very popular concept in the field of international heath care reformation. Although its contents are not essentially changed, it advocates a new medical idea, a policy orientation at the national medical system level. The European countries and America hope CER could initiate the construction of a new historical milestone. Although there are already some guidelines for the design and report of CER by authorized international organizations, its assessment standards have not been involved. Therefore, good research for comparative effectiveness (GRACE) was signed by International Society Pharmacoepidemiology. A series of standard rules were formulated on how to assess the observational studies. In this article by analyzing the GRACE, we hope to provide the referential standards for enforcing observational studies by introducing CER in the clinical studies of Chinese medicine.
Comparative Effectiveness Research
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Research Design
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standards
10.Comparison of Thioglycollate Media, Modified Thioglycollage Media, and GAM for the Cultivation of Non-Sporeforming Anaerobes.
Yonsei Medical Journal 1974;15(2):136-146
The clinical bacteriology laboratory has to be prepared to isolate and identify anaerobes as the implication of anaerobes in clinical infections is increasing. Although many types of thioglycollate media have been widely used for the enrichment growth of anerobes, different types are known to have different growth supporting ability. GAM is a recently developed medium, which is said to support a good growth of anaerobes. This study was made to compare GAM and the commonly used thioglycollate medium. It was found that BTM was superior to FTM, but GAM was showing the heaviest growth after a short incubation time. Hemoglobin powder added to FTM or BTM greatly improved growth of Bacteroides without impairing the clarity of the media. Supplementation of FTM with 1/4 strength each of BHI and TSB, and 1000 mg of hemoglobin per liter of medium improved growth of anaerobes. Among all of the tested media, GAM gave the best results for the cultivation of anaerobes including Bacteroides and Fusobacterium.
Anaerobiosis
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Bacteria/growth & development*
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Comparative Study
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Culture Media*
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Hemoglobins
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Thioglycolates*