The present study wished to determine whether the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) could predict the use of two types of self-management techniques, exercise and psychological strategies, among White, Black, and Hispanic older adults with chronic pain (n = 134).
The respondents in the present study wished for dialogue about CAM to enable their participation in the treatment.
Bearing in mind the lack of reliable epidemiological data, the present study wished to investigate osteoporosis-related life habits (including exercise and calcium intake) and knowledge about osteoporosis among Salvadorean women aged ≥ 25 years.
The present study wished to use a novel type of questionnaire to circumvent some of these problems, firstly by forcing choice between different motivations, and secondly by making all answers socially desirable so that each could be answered positively and without the purposes of the questionnaire being too obvious.
In the present study, we wished to assess the contribution of LPS recognition to GIDIL2-induced immune responses using Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) mutant C3H/HeJ mice.
In the present study, we wished to explore the properties of IL2-expressing Salmonella as an oncolytic agent in the highly tumorigenic B16F1 melanoma mouse model and shed light on its mechanism of action.
In the present study we wished to determine whether levels of TCR expressed on mature thymocytes were also influenced by CD4-Ia interactions that had occurred on their CD4+CD8+ precursors.
In the present study, we wished to determine whether B and T cells were required for expression of Mls determinants by examining mice with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) containing no detectable Ig+ B cells or TCR+ T cells, as well as animals that expressed the X-linked immunodeficiency (xid) defect and lacked a subset of mature B cells.
In the present study, we wished to investigate its role during early embryogenesis.
In the present study, we wished to use genetic labeling with the nlsLacZ gene to compare the fate of mature hepatocytes in two models of liver injury in which replication of hepatocytes is impaired.
