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,Cultural Landscapes—Humans and Nature,and genetic susceptibility (Doll and Peto 1981). This is exemplified by the variations in disease incidence in different parts of the world. For example, migration studies show that, whereas breast cancer incidence in Japan is low, in Japanese women living in the USA it is similar to that of the res

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31731-7n reduce body weight and food intake of normal and obese (ob) mice in a dose dependent manner but have no effect on diabetic (db) mice, another recessive obesity gene. These data identify leptin as an important signaling molecule that acts to maintain constant stores of body fat. The complete insens

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Gabriel García Ochoa,Sarah McDonaldks in people with autosomal dominant familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) were considered rather exceptional cases where genes caused CHD. Only over the last two or three decades has it become widely accepted that genetic as well as nutritional or life style factors and their interaction are causative

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Cultural Models of Emotional Experience,arious proinflammatory stimuli can induce EC to be activated, which results in recruitment, trans-endothelial migration and activation of circulating leukocytes, procoagulation, platelet aggregation, and other responses associated with inflammation. In the case of an organ that is transplanted, thes

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Cultural Movements and Collective Memoryy the relative weights of the two components that vary. Infectious diseases have lent themselves well to illustrating this notion, as their etiology is unquestionably an exogenous agent, but the pathogenesis is more or less strongly influenced by the biology of the host, which is in turn to a large

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Cultural Ontology of the Self in Painxtent by genetic factors, then the scene is set for a complex set of interactions determining the relative balance between genetic susceptibility and resistance. The first major task is to clarify whether the exponential rise in incidence of AD between the ages of 40 and 90 continues in the very eld

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David M. Hoffman,Jussi Välimaa,Mira Huuskoof cognitive and emotional function is complex. There is overwhelming evidence from the studies of families, twins and adoptees that cognitive ability, as measured for example by IQ tests, at least 50 % heritable. Similarly, studies of emotionality in twins, as indexed by measures of personality wit

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