Search Results - "Youlin, Q"

Biometry and primary angle-closure glaucoma among Chinese, white, and black populations by Congdon, N G, Youlin, Q, Quigley, H, Hung, P T, Wang, T H, Ho, T C, Tielsch, J M

“…Primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) is more prevalent among Chinese than whites. The authors tested the hypothesis that Chinese have shallower anterior…”
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Improving hybrid seed production in corn with glyphosate-mediated male sterility by Feng, Paul C C, Qi, Youlin, Chiu, Tommy, Stoecker, Martin A, Schuster, Christopher L, Johnson, Scott C, Fonseca, Augustine E, Huang, Jintai

“…BACKGROUND Hybrid corn varieties exhibit benefits associated with heterosis and account for most of the corn acreage in the USA. Hybrid seed corn is produced…”
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Emergency Department Visits for Medical Device-Associated Adverse Events Among Children by CUNLIN WANG, HEFFLIN, Brock, COPE, Judith U, GROSS, Thomas P, RITCHIE, Mary Beth, YOULIN QI, JIANXIONG CHU

“…The purposes of this study were to provide national estimates of emergency department (ED) visits for medical device-associated adverse events (MDAEs) in the…”
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Dose response of dexamethasone for the enhanced ocular hypotensive response to epinephrine in rabbits with prior dexamethasone treatment by Schwartz, Bernard, Rom, Michael E, Bealka, Neil, Qi, Youlin

“…We have previously shown that administration of epinephrine to the rabbit eye with dexamethasone pretreatment resulted in a significant decrease in intraocular…”
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Effect of dietary lipids on plasma activity and hepatic mRNA levels of cholesteryl ester transfer protein in high- and low-responding baboons (Papio species) by Kushwaha, R S, Reardon, C A, Lewis, D S, Qi, Y, Rice, K S, Getz, G S, Carey, K D, McGill, Jr, H C

“…We compared the effects of dietary cholesterol, type of fat (coconut oil v corn oil), and phenotype (low low-density lipoprotein [LDL] response v high LDL…”
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Salt Taxis in Escherichia coli Bacteria and Its Lack in Mutants by Qi, Youlin, Adler, Julius

“…Escherichia coli is attracted to a variety of salts. This attraction is highly reduced in mutants missing a known transducer, the methyl-accepting chemotaxis…”
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