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The Relationship Among Maternal Infant Bonding, Spirituality, And Maternal Perception Of Childbirth Experience, Linda Bennington

Theses and Dissertations

The beginning of life is an intense experience for both mother and baby and sets the foundation for future interactions. Researchers have theorized that maternal infant bonding begins prenatally and continues on through the postnatal period. Mṻller (1996) examined that process to determine if prenatal bonding was related to postnatal bonding and discovered that there was only a modest correlation between the two. This led to speculation as to what variables, besides prenatal bonding, could influence postnatal bonding. Klaus & Kennell (1976) noted the detrimental effects of a lack of bonding in terms of abuse and attachment disorders and emphasized …

Dental Hypotheses: Seeks To Publish Hypotheses From All Areas Of Dentistry, Edward F. Rossomando

UCHC Articles - Research

Starting a new open access journal in a rapid growing scientific panorama is a severe challenge. However, the first issue of dental hypotheses is now history and the even skeptics can appreciate that dental hypotheses is a success - it is a journal of high quality that provides an outlet for publication of articles that encourage readers to question dental paradigms. But dental hypotheses readers might have noticed that the majority of the articles published in the first issue of dental hypotheses concern clinical dentistry. However, dental hypotheses editors recognize that there are many other areas in dentistry that present …

Medical School Watercooler Newsletter - July 25, 2010, Lindsey Lyle

Watercooler Newsletter

This is the July 25, 2010 edition of the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine's newsletter - Watercooler.

Contents Include:

• Ashley Turbeville & Charlene Jordan Earn Certification For Research Administrators
• Family Medicine Graduate Dr. Heather Cannon Joins USA Student Health Center
• Medical Student Research Day Set For Aug. 6 - Dr. Jane Reusch To Lecture
• High School Students Visit Medical School During Summer Scrubs Program
• USA College of Medicine Welcomes Dr. Juan G. Ochoa
• Mobile Medical Museum Newsletter - Read About Pioneering Female Physicians in Mobile

Warfarin Genotyping Using Three Different Platforms, Joel A. Lefferts, Mary C. Schwab, Uday B. Dandamudi, Hong-Kee Lee, Lionel D. Lewis, Gregory J. Tsongalis

Dartmouth Scholarship

Genetic testing for common variants in the CYP2C9 and VKORC1 genes may provide useful clinical information to guide dosing patients receiving oral warfarin. Specifically, the CYP2C9*2, CYP2C9*3 and either the VKORC1-1639 G>A or VKORC1 1173C>T polymorphisms can be used to help predict an approximate warfarin maintenance dose needed for a particular patient. Although clinical uptake and use of this genotyping has been slow, an increasing body of literature provides evidence of the clinical utility of supplementing traditional warfarin dosing algorithms with a pharmacogenetic approach. The availability of multiple methods for clinical genotyping provides the opportunity …

Insights Into The Catalytic Mechanism Of Retro-Aldol Cleavage Of Β-Hydroxy Amino Acids By Escherichia Coli L-Threonine Aldolase, Remsh Soumya Govinda

Theses and Dissertations

With over 140 vitamin B6 (Pyridoxal 5’-phosphate, PLP) dependent enzymes, serving vital roles in various transamination, decarboxylation, retro-aldol cleavage and synthesis pathways these enzymes constitute the most versatile catalytic systems in nature. Enzymes of this group have an inherent reaction as well as substrate specificity. A single co-factor namely, PLP is used by specific enzymes of this group to serve distinct roles during the catalytic reaction. An ordered evolutionary adaptation in these enzymes has led to specialization achieved by each enzyme for catalyzing specific reactions. L-Threonine aldolase (L-TA) is one such PLP- dependent enzyme that catalyzes the retro-aldol cleavage of …

Third Medical Society Of Vermont [Burlington, Vt]. W. Beaumont’S Certificate Of Medical Examination And License To Practice Medicine. June 1812

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Seth Pomeroy [Burlington, Vt]. Letter Of Recommendation For W. Beaumont. September 1812

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Champlain Masonic Lodge, Character Reference For W. Beaumont. September 8, 1812

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Benjamin Chandler [St. Albans, Vt]. Letter Of Recommendation For W. Beaumont. September 7, 1812

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Truman Powell [Burlington, Vt]. Letter Of Recommendation For W. Beaumont. September 10, 1812

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Royal Arch Masons, Champlain Chapter [Plattsburgh, Ny]. Character Reference. November 12, 1814

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Royal Arch Masons, Champlain Chapter [Plattsburgh, Ny]. Character Reference. November 13, 1814

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A. J. Dallas, Department Of War [Washington, Dc] To Commanding Officer, 29th Infantry Regiment Regarding: Reduction In The Size Of The Army. March 14, 1815

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No abstract provided.

Public Handbill, “To The Public, Plattsburgh,” Regarding: A Quarrel Between G. H. Richards And W. Beaumont. June 12, 1815.

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Statement Of The Funds Of The Forum (A Plattsburgh Civic Organization) Addressed To The President And Secretary, Signed By W. Beaumont, Treasurer, Together With Notice Of Beaumont’S Resignation. November 1, 1817

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Newspaper Clipping, “Alisma Plantago,” Regarding: An Herbal Cure For Hydrophobia. August 28, 1818

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No abstract provided.

“Medical And Physical Journal Commenced November 1, 1818 In The Sixth Year Of Medical And Surgical Practice.” November 1, 1818

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No abstract provided.

Certificate Of Membership From The Mark Master Masons Lodge [Plattsburgh, Ny] To W. Beaumont. April 3, 1820

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No abstract provided.

W. Beaumont’S Commission As Surgeon In The 15th Regiment, New York Cavalry, Signed By Governor Dewitt Clinton Secretary J.V. Watts [Albany, Ny]. April 6, 1819

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No abstract provided.

Certificate, Mason Of The Seventh Degree, From The Royal Arch Masons [Plattsburgh, Ny] To W. Beaumont. April 3, 1820

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No abstract provided.

Certificate, Master Mason, From The Harmony Lodge Masons [Champlain, Ny] To W. Beaumont. April 11, 1820

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No abstract provided.

Journal Of Cases In W. Beaumont’S Medical Practice, Including Earliest Descriptions Of The Wounding Of St. Martin, Recorded At Fort Mackinac, Mi. November 18, 1822–January 12, 1825

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Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General’S Office [Washington, Dc] To William Lee, Second Auditor Regarding: Returns Of Medical Stores From Many Doctors Including W. Beaumont. August 6, 1823

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W. Beaumont And Deborah Beaumont [Mackinac, Mi] To Her Parents [Plattsburgh, Ny] Regarding: Family News. December 18, 1823

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W. Beaumont, Surgeon, U.S.A. [Ft. Niagara, Ny] To Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General [Washington, Dc] September 1824. “A Singular Case And Extraordinary Recovery From A Wound And Perforation Of The Stomach,” Manuscript Report, June 6, 1822–September 1824, And First Series Of Experiments, September 1823–August 1826

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Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General [Washington, Dc] To W. Beaumont [Mackinac, Mi] Regarding: Case History To Be Submitted To The [American] Medical Recorder And Lovell’S Promise To Send A Book Of Experiments On Gastric Liquor As A Guide To Making Further Observations. November 9, 1824

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John S. Whiting [Detroit, Mi] To W. Beaumont [Michilimackinac, Mi] Regarding: Notice Of Election To Honorary Membership In The Medical Society Of The Territory Of Michigan. March 3, 1825

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Draft Of Letter From W. Beaumont [Fort Niagara, Ny] To James Webster, Publisher Of The Medical Recorder [Philadelphia, Pa] Regarding: Experiments Made On Gastric Fluids Of St. Martin (“Absconded To Canada”). August 1825 – October 1825

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W. Beaumont’S Notes On Preparation Of Citrate Of Morphia And Potato Paint. On Verso, A Note On Use Of Croton Oil. October 1825

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No abstract provided.

Three Texts: [1] “Notes, Remarks Etc.,” An Extract From A Report From A Speech In The British House Of Commons About General Hastings (Pp. 1-11). [2] W. Beaumont, Ft. Niagara, Initial Lines Of A Draft Letter, Evidently Discontinued. [3] Extract From The Medical Recorder, No. 33, P. 204 In The London Medical And Physical Journal For August 1825 Regarding: Counterfeit Diseases. March 11, 1826

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