Culture is the reflection of customs, belief, knowledge, art, etc an individual or a group living in society. was learnt formed through socialization. It considered as set knowledge passed on over time. Different cultures serves form guideline base for behavior code conduct its followers, thus way influenced thinking and acting. Expressive forms involved culture like rituals, customs are also r...

Ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF) is a unique member of the interleukin-6 (IL-6) family, whose receptor subunit for ligand binding is exclusively expressed in the nervous system and muscle. The role of CNTF in mammalian development remains unknown. We recently reported the specific expression of CNTF in the pineal gland and eyes. To further examine the expression pattern and role of CNTF in de...

semantic strategies are a kind of discourse strategy that include the sum of language and cognitive moves which are used to reach an adequate goal of communication normally resulting in text comprehension by the reader or listener. here, the language user takes a number of steps in order to perform a complex task. semantic strategies in prejudiced talk have been examined extensively in western ...

The suitability of tissue cultures of canine origin for isolation of viruses from dogs was studied. Primary cultures of kidney, lung, heart and whole dog embryo, low-passage tracheal cells and a continuous line of epithelial-like cells derived from dog kidney were challenged with 27viruses. These included the infectious caninehepatitis virus, two coxsackieAand six coxsackieBviruses, three types...

INTRODUCTION Many studies have demonstrated that iron deficiency modifies the normal function of the central nervous system and alters cognitive abilities. When cellular damage occurs in the central nervous system, neuroprotective mechanisms, such as the production of neurotrophic factors, are essential in order for nervous tissue to function correctly. Insulin-like growth factor II (IGF- II) i...

Because of cultural differences between East and West, any attempt at outright adaptation of Western ideas in Asia will undoubtedly encounter problems, if not rejection. Transferring an idea from one place to another is just like transplanting an organ from a donor to a recipient--rejection is to be expected. Human cultures respond to new ideas from different value systems in very much the same...

Several researchers have demonstrated that revisiting and making meaning out of negative experiences can be helpful, while others suggested such “dwelling in the past” (e.g., rumination) is associated with a range outcomes, as depression. In addition to inconsistent findings, effects been shown weaker non-Western cultures compared Western cultures. This paper employs sociocultural cognitive fra...

Are the syndromes of child psychopathology similar across cultures? Yes, in most comparisons of Western cultures. Here the authors compared Thailand and the United States, Eastern and Western cultures differing markedly in racial/ethnic composition, religious-philosophical traditions, and beliefs and practices regarding children. Exploratory factor analysis and a useful kappa approach were used...