Multiparous patients, on the other hand, have potentially higher social risks, as the responsibility of caring for their previous children compounds the complexity and costs of delivering away.
Concern over other people observing or judging them and their children compounded feelings of isolation by discouraging mothers from socializing or spending any extended amount of time in public places.
Since the is_a relationship is transitive and directional, all properties of the parent class such as being a drug are also properties of the connected child compound classes.
Thus, in the ontology this stereochemistry situation may be represented by three child compound nodes C[C@@H](O C(O)=O (R-lactic acid), C[C@H] O C O = O(S-lacidc andd) and C[C@@H](O C(O)=O.C[C@H](O C O = O(rac-lactic acid), connected to a parent compound node without stereochemistry information CC(O C =O O.
A second child, compound heterozygous for two ERCC1 mutations, showed mild renal hypoplasia [ 27].
This tension is at the heart of Sue Klebold's gripping, troubling and bestselling memoir, A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, which recounts one of the most horrible experiences a parent can endure: the death of a child, compounded by the shocking realisation that you failed to know him.
A child compounded with two new mutations in the GALC gene was detected.
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Monogenic causes include mutations in individual genes, such as TCF2/hepatocyte nuclear factor 1ß (HNF1β), PAX2 and uroplakins, but there are also recent reports of children with compound heterozygote mutations in several renal/urinary tract developmental genes.
