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Searching for the gene encoding a new hsp (heat shock protein) in a human genome.
The structure and function of the human genes encoding heat shock proteins (hsp) are still unknown. This article reports on the identification of a new hsp in a human genomic library using a degenerate probe and immunoblotting of a yeast expression library. The gene (encoding a new hsp) could be demonstrated to be expressed in both a murine and a human cell line.(Reuters Health) - Women who work in jobs where they have to lift or carry heavy things are 20 percent more likely to develop postpartum depression, according to a new study in Australia.
The study also found that women who are 30 years old, unemployed or in full-time education had higher rates of postpartum depression.
The researchers examined data from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health, a study that has followed more than 20,000 women since the mid-1980s.
At the start of the study, nearly half of the women reported that they were depressed, and 9.5 percent of the women were depressed when they had their last baby.
At least 16 percent of the women reported that they had some form of depression after childbirth.
The study included data from more than 6,000 women who were pregnant or gave birth in the two years between 2003 and 2006.
“We found that those in jobs that involved lifting heavy objects, like manual laborers or construction workers, had an 82fe58eafd
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