The present study investigated the consistency of the head-turning bias in kissing. In particular we addressed what happens if a person who prefers to kiss with the head turned to the right kisses a person who prefers to kiss with the head turned to the left. To this end, participants (N=57) were required to kiss a life-sized doll's head rotated in different orientations that were either compat...

turner syndrome is one of the best known chromosome anomalies in human being, by an approximate incidence of 1/2500 female at birth. the cause is a chromosomal aberration, mainly with the karyotype 45, x. ninety six patients aged 6 to 26 years with short stature were studied for chromosomal anomalies. out of these 82 were phenotypically female and 14 phenotypically male. twenty seven showed abn...

The premature fusion of some the sternal ossification centers and obliteration manubrio-sternal joint caused a rare deformity called CurrarinoSilverman syndrome. Patients present an abnormally short sternum with forward angulation at junction. Cardiopulmonary diseases spinal deformities are most frequent related disorders. It was also described as component Turners Noonans syndromes.
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We investigated the impact of path complexity on brain dynamics of subjects who preferentially use an egocentric (Turners) or an allocentric (Nonturners) reference frame during spatial navigation. Participants indicated a return bearing direction (‘point-to-origin’) following visual presentation of virtual tunnel passages, varying with respect to the complexity of the outbound path. High-densit...

INTRODUCTION There is a dearth of literature on tetralogy of fallot (TOF) in children in Sub-Saharan Africa. This study up aims to describe the prevalence, clinical profile and associated cardiac anomaly of children diagnosed with TOF documented over an eight year period in a tertiary hospital in South Western Nigeria. METHODS A prospective review of all consecutive cases of TOF diagnosed wit...

STEPHEN D. MCCORMICK,1 SHUNSUKE MORIYAMA,2 AND B. THRANDUR BJÖRNSSON3 1Conte Anadromous Fish Research Center, Biological Resources Division, US Geological Survey, Turners Falls, Massachusetts 01376; 2Laboratory of Molecular Endocrinology, School of Fisheries, Kitasato University, Sanriku, Iwate, Japan; and 3Fish Endocrinology Laboratory, Department of Zoology, Göteborg University, Göteborg, Sweden