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1. Eight relatives were further investigated: the mother, two sisters, and the son were positive for heterozygous RET mutation.
2. Its relatives, the granny, the thief-knot and the what-knot all have their purposes, but not as a trustful knot.
3. Her relatives are against Liszt. (Web site)
4. Its relatives, the slender loris (found only in southern India) and the pygmy loris (found only in Southeast Asia) have smaller ranges.
5. As its relatives, the bones of Baptornis were dense, much like in mammals. (Web site)

Arthropods

1. The closest relatives of the arthropods are the enigmatic water bears (Tardigrada) and velvet worms (Onychophora).
2. Two smaller phyla, the Onychophora and Tardigrada, are close relatives of the arthropods and share these traits.
3. Historically, the closest evolutionary relatives of arthropods were considered to be annelid worms, as both groups have segmented bodies. (Web site)

Possible Relatives

1. They journeyed to the southeast, and were soon joined by their neighbors and possible relatives the Teutones. (Web site)
2. Due to this different choice of target regions, comparison of fungi to all possible relatives is hampered.

Cousins

1. She lost many cousins, but she still has relatives in Kragero, Tromso and Oslo. (Web site)

Aunts

1. Most females probably spend their lives in the same unit, surrounded by close female relatives like aunts, cousins, and grandmothers.

Healthy Relatives

1. Immunohistologic evidence of myocardial disease in apparently healthy relatives of patients with dilated cardiomyopathy.
2. As with TERC, apparently healthy relatives with TERT mutations had short telomeres and reduced hematopoietic function. (Web site)

Millipedes

1. Myriapods comprise millipedes and centipedes and their relatives and have many body segments, each bearing one or two pairs of legs.

Mental Illness

1. In India, mental illness is a stigma, and the relatives of usually try to keep the patient isolated.
2. It also portrays the treatment of this mental illness using medication, dedication and lots of patience of the close relatives of the patient. (Web site)

Family History

1. The family history of our case suggests an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern with similar symptoms in affected relatives.

Asymptomatic Relatives

1. Abnormal cytokine profiles in patients with idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy and their asymptomatic relatives. (Web site)

Female Relatives

1. Pope Anacletus (1130-8) committed incest with his sister and several other female relatives. (Web site)

Dead Relatives

1. Zoroastrians venerate their dead relatives and the Fravashis are considered to be the medium between the dead and the living. (Web site)
2. The Fraudulent Mediums Act 1951 has rarely been used in the prosecution of mediums and psychics, who claim to contact the dead relatives of people.

Modern Relatives

1. If you traveled back in time fifty-five million years, you would not recognize those early cetaceans as being similar to their modern relatives. (Web site)

Husayn Ibn Ali

1. Ashura is the day that Shia muslims all over the world commemorate the death of Husayn ibn Ali, his relatives and his followers.

Notable Members

1. Notable members include Licinia, a woman killed by her relatives in 142 BC for murdering her husband; Murcia, the name of the women of the gens Murcius.

Closer Relatives

1. It has been joint to families like Hylidae, Bufonidae, and Leptodactylidae, but until recently its closer relatives where unknown.

Close Blood Relatives

1. Breast cancer risk is higher among women whose close blood relatives have this disease.

Visiting Relatives

1. Daniel Kahneman was born in Tel Aviv in 1934, while his mother was visiting relatives.

Own Relatives

1. Arjuna continued that they were worthy of a much nobler feat than to slaughter their own relatives, the sons of Dhritarashtra.
2. Arjuna was reluctant to take part in the battle because he knew he would be expected to potentially kill the enemy, which included many of his own relatives.
3. By staying in Medina, Imam would have the advantage of having all his own relatives as well as the people of Medina fighting on his side. (Web site)

First Degree Relatives

1. Effect of standard nicotinamide in the prevention of type 1 diabetes in first degree relatives of persons with type 1 diabetes. (Web site)
2. Patients with a family history of bowel cancer or polyps in first degree relatives. (Web site)
3. If you have two first degree relatives with a history of bowel cancer, then your risk increases four-fold.

Living Relatives

1. Harry is an English orphan forced to live with his only living relatives, the nasty and selfish Dursleys, at number four, Privet Drive. (Web site)
2. Living relatives at risk for Danon disease should be evaluated by a physician.

Nearest Relatives

1. Argilophilus and several other native genera form a close-knit group with nearest relatives apparently in Australia and Southeast Asia.
2. He was commanded to convey the message of Islam first to his family and nearest relatives. (Web site)

Husbands

1. During World War II, young and old, Jews and Christians appealed to Pius XII for help in locating missing sons, husbands, relatives and friends. (Web site)

Male Relatives

1. Pashtun women often have their legal rights curtailed in favor of their husbands or male relatives as well.
2. George compensated several of his male relatives by creating them British peers. (Web site)
3. Risk factors in schoolchildren associated with a family history of unheralded myocardial infarction or uncomplicated stable angina in male relatives.

Common Ancestor

1. India. The extended or Joint-Family included the children, grandchildren wives, and close blood relatives of a common ancestor. (Web site)

Closest Living Relatives

1. In fact, whales are the closest living relatives of hippos; they evolved from a common ancestor at around 54 million years ago. (Web site)
2. The closest living relatives of the clade are the cycads,[ 3] which share with the extant G. biloba the characteristic of motile sperm. (Web site)

Siblings

1. They also asked the patients if their first degree relatives - parents, siblings or children - had bowel cancer and at what age they were diagnosed. (Web site)
2. Children often become infected by contact with parents, siblings or other close relatives who have fever blisters. (Web site)

Distant Relatives

1. Patients lacking such HLA-identical sibling donors must receive transplants from more distant relatives or from unrelated donors. (Web site)
2. During his visit Kennedy visited distant relatives in County Wexford, as well as visiting Dublin, Cork and Limerick. (Web site)
3. Her parents divorced when she was 9 and she was brought up by her distant relatives, the Plater-Żyberk family, in their family manor Liksana in Livonia.

Tunicates

1. Delsuc F, Brinkmann H, Chourrout D, Philippe H. Tunicates and not cephalochordates are the closest living relatives of vertebrates.
2. Tunicates, together with amphioxus, represent the closest relatives of vertebrates [ 43].
3. The "highlight" of this dive was filming two of our "close" relatives, invertebrates known as tunicates. (Web site)

Closest Relatives

1. The two groups of green algae are the closest relatives of land plants (embryophytes). (Web site)
2. The myriapods have traditionally been considered the closest relatives of the hexapods, based on morphological similarity. (Web site)
3. Despite their extreme specialisations, the Hesperornithiformes represent some of the closest relatives of modern birds.

Grandparents

1. You may find grandparents, siblings or more distant relatives, all of which will lead to more information on your heritage. (Web site)
2. That means that a kid's mom or dad, grandparents, or other close relatives might have thyroid problems, too. (Web site)

Daughters

1. The daughters of Mohammad's family were expelled from the tents unveiled and barefooted, while weeping and crying for their slain relatives. (Web site)

Similarities

1. While similarities are still visible between the modern descendants and relatives of these ancient languages, the differences have increased over time.
2. Because of the similarities of their genomes, rickettsias may be the closest relatives to the ancestors of mitochondria. (Web site)

Genera

1. In Woese's Universal Phylogenetic Tree the genera are scattered about among the Purple Bacteria, with some being close relatives of the Enterobacteriaceae.

Behalf

1. He also relinquished all German titles and styles on behalf of his relatives who were British subjects. (Web site)
2. He also relinquished, on behalf of his various relatives who were British subjects, the use of all German titles and styles.

Annelids

1. Arthropods and annelids both have close relatives that are unsegmented. (Web site)
2. It has a single shell (hence the name) and, unlike the other mollusks, is segmented (as are its relatives the annelids).

Worms

1. Worms (annelids and others) model mechanisms of our most ancient relatives. (Web site)
2. Vendian biota (Ediacaran fauna), included soft-bodied multi-cellular animals, like sponges, cnidarians, worms, and soft-bodied relatives of the arthropods. (Web site)

South America

1. It is believed that the seafaring Taínos are relatives of the Arawakan people of South America.
2. Bites of Loxosceles" spiders found in South America are more serious in their consequences than their North American relatives.
3. Bites of Loxosceles spiders found in South America are more serious in their consequences than their North American relatives.

Refuge

1. Like Duryodhana, O child, with his kinsmen, and relatives, and friends, be thou also the refuge of all the Kauravas.

Associates

1. Among the many relatives, friends and associates of the Princess to die at this time, was her remaining son, Rear Admiral Prince Iskinder (Alexander) Desta.
2. Biggie, as well as his family, relatives, and associates, vehemently denied all such accusations.

Birds

1. Because some modern relatives of dinosaurs – namely, birds and reptiles – have no external ear parts, it is unlikely that Dinosaurs had them.
2. Birds are living dinosaurs—survivors of the turmoil that wiped out their relatives like T. rex.

Fossils

1. Other fossils, formerly referred to the Anaspida are now tentatively regarded as relatives of lampreys. (Web site)
2. These fossils and previously known fossil relatives suggest the evolution from fish to tetrapod occurred on this landmass.
3. The fossils belong to an extinct species of worm and scientists now know more about its development than that of its closest living relatives. (Web site)

Uncles

1. Involve male relatives such as uncles and grandfathers so that Cub Scouts will have additional male role models.

Brothers

1. Also other relatives, brothers or perhaps cousins, went away in search of Europa. (Web site)
2. Many patients can receive transplants from their brothers or sisters or other close relatives. (Web site)
3. Victories were won with the mechanical genius of the team of brothers, relatives, and friends. (Web site)

Islam

1. When, according to the Qur'an, he was commanded to invite his closer relatives to come to Islam[20] he gathered the Banu Hashim clan in a ceremony. (Web site)

Supporters

1. This count includes relatives of the partisans, their supporters, Czech elites suspected of disloyalty and random victims like those from Lidice. (Web site)

Letters

1. It includes letters to naturalists, merchants and gardeners, as well as to his children, relatives, and fellow Quakers.
2. One of the best (and cheapest) ways to build up your collection is by asking your relatives and friends to save you the stamps from all their letters. (Web site)
3. Anselm wrote many letters to monks, male relatives and others that contained passionate expressions of attachment and affection.

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