Title of article :
Role of amino acid residues at the interface of alpha52asparginyl-N-glycosyl chain of human choriogonadotropin
Author/Authors :
Shao، Kui نويسنده , , Balasubramanian، Sathyamangalam V. نويسنده , , Bahl، Om P. نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1999
Pages :
-46
From page :
47
To page :
0
Abstract :
analysis revealed nine related categories common to this relationship presented within the themes of Recognition, Incorporation and Facilitation* the findings suggest that students exhibited a fear of independent action through non-assertive behaviour, passive learning and subsequent compliance* Students were observing role conflict as the midwives in the hospital environment aimed to provide women-centred care whilst juggling with the restrictions on their practice, a situation which may be accepted or, at times, challenged by the student*
Keywords :
Human choriogonadotropin , mutations , amino acids , conformation , Function
Journal title :
MOLECULAR & CELLULAR ENDOCRINOLOGY
Serial Year :
1999
Journal title :
MOLECULAR & CELLULAR ENDOCRINOLOGY
Record number :
32383
Link To Document :
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