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Pollen |
Ragweed and other weeds such as curly dock, lambs quarters, pigweed, plantain, sheep sorrel and sagebrush are some of the most prolific producers of pollen allergens |
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| male cultivar | 0.387063 |
| pollen allergens | 0.66214 |
| tree pollen | 0.626075 |
| small percentage | 0.391697 |
| pollen levels | 0.882555 |
| trees | 0.415703 |
| North America | 0.392149 |
| Irish moss | 0.387832 |
| earliest pollen producers | 0.670682 |
| female cultivars | 0.378395 |
| Timothy grass | 0.433599 |
| large amounts | 0.386378 |
| common grasses | 0.394274 |
| ragweed pollen season | 0.761824 |
| ground covers | 0.389485 |
| sheep sorrel | 0.399701 |
| a.m. | 0.389974 |
| curly dock | 0.400363 |
| pollen counts | 0.656455 |
| late afternoon | 0.58165 |
| crape myrtle | 0.383895 |
| automatic dryer | 0.576393 |
| Kentucky bluegrass | 0.390788 |
| air conditioners | 0.583473 |
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| willow trees | 0.382265 |
| grass lawn | 0.429735 |
| pollen | 0.936778 |
| Bermuda grass | 0.436106 |
| Northern states | 0.383211 |
| oak family | 0.379316 |
| date palm | 0.384198 |
| indoors | 0.452381 |
| certain trees | 0.386907 |
| grass pollen levels | 0.745671 |
| box elder | 0.378719 |
| prolific producers | 0.398968 |
| attic fans | 0.582611 |
| redwood trees | 0.383656 |
| people | 0.372108 |
| Southern states | 0.383363 |
| Dry your clothes | 0.565329 |
| Orchard grass | 0.435112 |
| Phoenix palm | 0.38361 |
| heavy rain | 0.57657 |
| original source | 0.38617 |
| outdoors | 0.359176 |
| grass cut | 0.431264 |
| Johnson grass | 0.43711 |
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Evaluation Metrics |
The PEPH Evaluation Metrics Manual provides examples of tangible metrics that grantees and program staff can use for both planning and evaluation. |
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| video clips | 0.388591 |
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| Capacity Building | 0.385175 |
| key messages | 0.379203 |
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| PEPH grantees | 0.472778 |
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| evaluation forms | 0.386822 |
| Instructor Guidance | 0.380836 |
| live training | 0.39131 |
| Evaluation Metrics Manual | 0.980386 |
| Leveraging | 0.320834 |
| PEPH Evaluation Metrics | 0.650831 |
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| hands-on practice | 0.390736 |
| examples | 0.314232 |
| handouts | 0.334502 |
| Participant Materials | 0.450083 |
| Example logic models | 0.457053 |
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RNA Isolation Using The Qiagen RNEasy Midi Kit |
Studies requiring gene expression analysis by microarray methods require the extraction of high quality RNA. Fresh, frozen tissue is the optimal sample for these studies. A detailed protocol to assist the investigator in tissue collection, RNA extraction and RNA quality assessment. |
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| ml collection tube | 0.665926 |
| store RNA | 0.490653 |
| ml RW1 | 0.555294 |
| transfer spin column | 0.552646 |
| 15-ml centrifuge tubes | 0.579083 |
| Agilent Commercial Arrays | 0.532036 |
| skin tissue | 0.523854 |
| polypropylene tube | 0.612093 |
| column membrane | 0.557826 |
| swinging bucket rotor | 0.539203 |
| RLT buffer | 0.524404 |
| midi kit | 0.482309 |
| fatty upper layer | 0.532418 |
| RNA easy midi | 0.553995 |
| 15-ml polypropylene tube | 0.606119 |
| optimal homogenization | 0.494313 |
| midi columns | 0.481368 |
| Animal Tissue Protocol* | 0.595874 |
| 20-150 mg | 0.481807 |
| visible precipitate forms | 0.543042 |
| DNase treatment | 0.478689 |
| column overloading | 0.523571 |
| Close tube | 0.542591 |
| Repeat step | 0.476534 |
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| medium-sized weigh boat | 0.542194 |
| sterile razor blades | 0.541185 |
| room temperature | 0.551362 |
| Incubate RT | 0.540231 |
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| ml Buffer RW1 | 0.638865 |
| RNA Extraction | 0.500228 |
| Buffer RDD | 0.511788 |
| microcentrifuge tube | 0.539693 |
| 15 min | 0.515091 |
| min | 0.586596 |
| pipet tip | 0.48696 |
| total RNA | 0.508207 |
| tissue lysate | 0.520792 |
| maximum speed | 0.474499 |
| tissue preparation | 0.564607 |
| rpm corresponds | 0.47745 |
| tissue disruption | 0.513391 |
| sample | 0.497572 |
| kit states | 0.483654 |
| Discard flow | 0.645118 |
| ml round-bottom polypropylene | 0.620779 |
| Gently mix | 0.493084 |
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Laser Microdissection |
Laser Microdissection provides the following information to NIEHS researchers interested in the process of microdissection. |
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| mesenchymal tissues | 0.688133 |
| slides | 0.914091 |
| epithelial tissues | 0.687584 |
| Section frozen tissue | 0.873477 |
| RNA degradation | 0.667246 |
| Snap freezing | 0.639558 |
| RNA extraction | 0.656567 |
| flat work surface | 0.775965 |
| tissue sections | 0.739648 |
| frozen tissue | 0.935535 |
| ethanol fix | 0.775917 |
| Slide type | 0.660868 |
| tissue preparation parameters | 0.884012 |
| dry ice | 0.785065 |
| uncoverslipped slides | 0.781946 |
| plastic bag | 0.63656 |
| permanent marker | 0.639642 |
| frozen tissue block | 0.857649 |
| slide box | 0.669649 |
| LM sample | 0.655852 |
| morphology reference | 0.774971 |
| Harvest tissue samples | 0.88325 |
| slide frame | 0.64863 |
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| LM procedures | 0.674055 |
| uncleared paraffin sections | 0.746481 |
| ultimate purpose | 0.655901 |
| animal death | 0.652901 |
| ethanol | 0.922743 |
| Double-scoping potential samples | 0.792955 |
| xylene | 0.683592 |
| metal disk | 0.758071 |
| LM slides | 0.768565 |
| Tissue Tek® Cryomold® | 0.859783 |
| Nuclease-free water | 0.768008 |
| Frozen tissues | 0.7049 |
| optimal recovery | 0.784012 |
| Transfer samples | 0.650583 |
| study application | 0.76933 |
| Label Cryomold® | 0.641831 |
| DNA recovery | 0.6328 |
| tissue morphology | 0.73457 |
| sterile environment | 0.652805 |
| fixation protocols | 0.655209 |
| DNA | 0.645458 |
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| frozen tissue blocks | 0.861119 |
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Effect of SNPs in p53 and p53 Response Elements on the Inflammatory Response to DNA Damage |
The gene p53 suppresses cancer and inflammation in the body, and NIEHS investigators speculate that changes in p53 lead to changes in inflammation and the ability to repair DNA damage. |
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| p53 lead | 0.921882 |
| Body weight | 0.66131 |
| research purposes | 0.653437 |
| Imuran | 0.54678 |
| immune-modifying drugs | 0.666613 |
| Rituxan | 0.54277 |
| blood sample | 0.678796 |
| International Red Cross | 0.816544 |
| medical problems | 0.693781 |
| blood pressure | 0.911621 |
| pulse rate | 0.653891 |
| e.g. oral contraceptives | 0.805339 |
| chronic condition | 0.666124 |
| environmental factors | 0.673049 |
| SNPs TLR8 | 0.672173 |
| p53 suppresses cancer | 0.965502 |
| blood cells | 0.701122 |
| mm Hg | 0.816005 |
| finger stick | 0.660186 |
| Enbrel | 0.546953 |
| Azathioprine | 0.546804 |
| environmental exposures | 0.686068 |
| Ages Eligible | 0.716126 |
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| DNA damage | 0.683689 |
| immunosuppressants | 0.547101 |
| blood samples | 0.719167 |
| Healthy means | 0.694113 |
| changes | 0.580688 |
| human diseases | 0.681775 |
| hormonal contraception | 0.667258 |
| hormone treatment | 0.665726 |
| contraceptive patches | 0.659104 |
| certain proteins | 0.687218 |
| Clinical Trials Study | 0.861516 |
| NIEHS investigators | 0.709715 |
| inflammation | 0.641592 |
| replacement therapy | 0.651838 |
| participants | 0.821959 |
| higher risk | 0.688054 |
| healthy volunteers | 0.708787 |
| Sandimmune | 0.546879 |
| normal activities | 0.668218 |
| Genders Eligible | 0.722718 |
| prednisolone | 0.54652 |
| high blood pressure | 0.83329 |
| Humira | 0.546978 |
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Urodynamic Testing |
Describes normal bladder function, as well as problems in the urinary system that may require urodynamic testing. Discusses different urodynamic procedures and why they are used. |
| urinary tract works | 0.368348 |
| urine | 0.455093 |
| extra water | 0.344061 |
| radiology center | 0.342686 |
| health care provider | 0.985361 |
| warm water | 0.340179 |
| office | 0.339019 |
| urine speed | 0.364785 |
| urethra | 0.364386 |
| flow rate | 0.399115 |
| bladder pressure | 0.455764 |
| bladder wall relax | 0.4453 |
| local anesthesia | 0.412889 |
| cystometric test | 0.388811 |
| urine flow | 0.385383 |
| urinary tract symptoms | 0.363099 |
| bladder problem | 0.413756 |
| video urodynamic tests | 0.375605 |
| cystometric test measures | 0.34569 |
| clinical trials | 0.384399 |
| urine exits | 0.36666 |
| Bladder ultrasounds | 0.438161 |
| specially trained technician | 0.418828 |
| bladder pressure changes | 0.436885 |
| urinary tract problems | 0.363711 |
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| simple observation | 0.340901 |
| bladder empties | 0.436585 |
| nerve activity | 0.342635 |
| urodynamic tests | 0.479018 |
| person | 0.358403 |
| bladder outlet blockage | 0.454977 |
| urine leakage | 0.366485 |
| bladder muscles | 0.450253 |
| catheter | 0.352809 |
| NIDDK health topic | 0.357999 |
| precise measurements | 0.33974 |
| urinary tract | 0.557266 |
| urodynamic test | 0.386733 |
| urinary tract problem | 0.36263 |
| involuntary bladder contractions | 0.433697 |
| urodynamic test measures | 0.348296 |
| lower urinary tract | 0.531527 |
| pressure flow study | 0.378125 |
| rectal catheter | 0.351101 |
| ultrasound equipment | 0.339733 |
| harmless sound waves | 0.378942 |
| sensors record muscle | 0.340664 |
| bladder | 0.794933 |
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Barrett's Esophagus |
Describes Barrett's esophagus, its symptoms and causes, and the increased risk of developing esophageal adenocarcinoma for people with Barrett's esophagus. |
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Caring for a Child with Kidney Disease |
Describes the psychosocial impact chronic kidney disease can have on children and their families. |
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Diabetes Tests & Diagnosis |
Learn when you should get a diabetes test; which tests you may receive, such as the A1C or oral glucose tolerance test; and how to prepare for each test. |
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Health Tips for Pregnant Women |
Contains tips on how to eat better and be more active while you are pregnant and after your baby is born. |
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