Disease relevance of Social Identification

• Intraspecific phylogeny and lineage group identification based on the prfA virulence gene cluster of Listeria monocytogenes [1].

High impact information on Social Identification

• Prenyl group identification of rap2 proteins: a ras superfamily member other than ras that is farnesylated [2].
• In diagnostic virology these findings can be applied to the rapid diagnosis of a current for recent) AV infection on a single serum sample and to the rapid group identification of clinical isolates by using type-specific animal antisera containing EA-Ab (one for each group) or sera from patients with primary AV infections [3].
• These results also show that inhibition of norepinephrine uptake may represent an important mechanism involved with the enhancement of social identification and suggest a possible novel effect for the antidepressant nisoxetine [4].
• When bacitracin disks were used for presumptive identification group A streptococci from clinical thorat specimens, 12.00% false positive and 0.00% false negative results were obtained as measured by the direct flourescent-antibody and Lancefield grouping methods [5].
• Thiol group identification at or near the agonist binding site of the vascular dopamine receptor [6].

Chemical compound and disease context of Social Identification

• The linkage group identification numbers correspond to those for maps published by the Arús group in Spain and the Dirlewanger group in France. Forty-five percent of the loci showed segregation distortion most likely owing to the interspecific nature of the cross and mating system differences between almond (obligate outcrosser) and peach (selfer) [7].
• Social identities and response to treatment for alcohol and cocaine abuse [8].
• Following the Theory of Reasoned Action, we assessed attitude towards the environment, social identity, social norms, and environmentally conscious behaviour as well as environmental worry [9].

Gene context of Social Identification

• Large bowel tumors and diamine oxidase (DAO) activity in patients: a new approach for risk group identification [10].
• Furthermore, the author explored whether group identification and self-stereotyping moderated the effect of public CSE on in-group favoritism [11].
• The sufferers found in the White Mountains physical relief, but also a place whose history affirmed their social identity and shaped their relationship to the natural environment [12].
• However, because of the stigma associated with having epilepsy, which is common to many cultures, there can be a negative effect on the social identity of people with the disorder, particularly for those living in resource-poor countries [13].
• To assess predictions from social identity development theory (SIDT; Nesdale, 2004) concerning children's ethnic/racial prejudice, 197 Anglo-Australian children ages 7 or 9 years participated in a minimal group study as a member of a team that had a norm of inclusion or exclusion [14].

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