Search Results - "Phoenix, C"

Quantifying and Reducing Uncertainty in Estimated Microcystin Concentrations from the ELISA Method by Qian, Song S, Chaffin, Justin D, DuFour, Mark R, Sherman, Jessica J, Golnick, Phoenix C, Collier, Christopher D, Nummer, Stephanie A, Margida, Michaela G

“…We discuss the uncertainty associated with a commonly used method for measuring the concentration of microcystin, a group of toxins associated with…”
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Physical activity among older people with sight loss: a qualitative research study to inform policy and practice by Phoenix, C, Griffin, M, Smith, B

“…Abstract Objectives To investigate the ways in which participation in physical activity is prevented or facilitated among older people with acquired sight loss…”
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NAFLD Recurrence in Post OLT Patients Transplanted for NASH Cirrhosis by Fung, Phoenix C, Alali, Fadi, Lingiah, Vivek, Pyrsopoulos, Nikolaos T

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Mitochondrial disease in adults: a scale to monitor progression and treatment by Schaefer, A M, Phoenix, C, Elson, J L, McFarland, R, Chinnery, P F, Turnbull, D M

“…The natural history of mitochondrial diseases is poorly understood, limiting our ability to offer prognostic advice to patients or to evaluate therapy. One…”
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Mo1946 Progressive Increase in Proliferation, Reduced Apoptosis, and Development of Serum Dependence in Neoplastic Cells of the Barrett's Epithelium Carcinogenesis Model by Fung, Phoenix C, Bajpai, Manisha, Das, Kiron M

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Re: M. Song, Y. Guan, “The environmental efficiency of Wanjiang demonstration area: A Bayesian estimation approach” [Ecol. Indic. 36 (2014) 59–67] by Sherman, Jessica J., Maran, Audrey M., Collier, Christopher D., Snyder, Matthew R., Golnick, Phoenix C., Qian, Song S.

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A scale to monitor progression and treatment of mitochondrial disease in children by Phoenix, C., Schaefer, A.M., Elson, J.L., Morava, E., Bugiani, M., Uziel, G., Smeitink, J.A., Turnbull, D.M., McFarland, R.

“…Mitochondrial diseases affect all age groups, but those with childhood onset often seem to experience the greatest burden of disability. In some paediatric…”
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Telling a (Good?) Counterstory of Aging: Natural Bodybuilding Meets the Narrative of Decline by PHOENIX, Cassandra, SMITH, Brett

“…In Western society, the narrative of decline dominates the aging process. We know very little about the complexities of how people resist this narrative. The…”
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Weight loss after extended gastric bypass by Freeman, J B, Kotlarewsky, M, Phoenix, C

“…Gastric bypass (GBP) is the most effective method for controlling morbid obesity. Previously we showed that extending the length of the Roux limb increased…”
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Tu1561 - NAFLD Recurrence in Post OLT Patients Transplanted for NASH Cirrhosis by Fung, Phoenix C., Alali, Fadi, Lingiah, Vivek, Pyrsopoulos, Nikolaos T.

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In memoriam: Robert W. Goy by Phoenix, C H

“…Robert W. Goy, a noted scientist, died Jan 14, 1999 at the age of 74. His death was ascribed to cardiovascular problems and metabolic complications…”
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A comparison of water sampling and analytical methods in western Lake Erie by Golnick, Phoenix C., Chaffin, Justin D., Bridgeman, Thomas B., Zellner, Briana C., Simons, Victoria E.

“…Monitoring the water quality of large water bodies requires the efforts of many organizations. However, monitoring organizations often use a variety of…”
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Physical activity: how well does systematic review evidence on physical activity interventions reflect the expressed views of older people? by Goodwin, V., Orr, N., Sharpe, R., Smith, J., Phoenix, C., Lang, I., Garside, R.

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Treatment of pregnant rhesus macaques with testosterone propionate: observations on its fate in the fetus by RESKO, J. A, BUHL, A. E, PHOENIX, C. H

“…Castrated male primates, unlike castrated male rodents, respond to exogenous estrogen by releasing gonadotropin. Although this disparity is unexplained, it may…”
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Effects of dihydrotestosterone on sexual behavior of castrated male rhesus monkeys by Phoenix, C H

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Paradigmatic approaches to studying environment and human health: (Forgotten) implications for interdisciplinary research by Phoenix, Cassandra, Osborne, Nicholas J., Redshaw, Clare, Moran, Rebecca, Stahl-Timmins, Will, Depledge, Michael H., Fleming, Lora E., Wheeler, Benedict W.

“…► We examine the pragmatics of working in a truly interdisciplinary group. ► We reflect on the philosophical assumptions that underpin different research…”
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Sexual behavior and serum levels of prolactin, testosterone, and estradiol in young and old rhesus males by Chambers, K C, Phoenix, C H

“…It has been suggested that increased prolactin levels may contribute to decreased libido in aging male primates. To test this hypothesis, the association of…”
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Threshold for behavioral response to testosterone in old castrated male rhesus macaques by PHOENIX, C. H, CHAMBERS, K. C

“…The sexual behaviors of old, intact (N = 5) and old, castrated (N = 6) rhesus macaque males were compared in six series of pair tests with receptive females…”
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Aging and primate male sexual behavior by Phoenix, C H, Chambers, K C

“…Old male rhesus macaques display less sexual behavior than young and middle-aged males. The decrease in sexual activity occurs without a statistically…”
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Athletic bodies and aging in context: The narrative construction of experienced and anticipated selves in time by Phoenix, Cassandra, Sparkes, Andrew C

“…Abstract There has been limited research focusing upon experiences and expectations of the self in relation to the anticipated passing of time and subsequent…”
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