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- Bookedited by Lee Baer and Mark A. Blais.Contents:
Understanding rating scales and assessment instruments / Mark Blais, Lee Baer
Rating scales for depression / Cristina Cusin, Huaiyu Yang, Albert Yeung, Maurizio Fava
Rating scales for anxiety disorders / Luana Marques, Anne Chosak, Naomi M. Simon, Dieu-My Phan, Sabine Wilhelm, Mark Pollack
Rating scales for bipolar disorder / Roy H. Perlis
Rating scales for alcohol and nicotine addictions / Julie Yeterian, Gladys Pachas, Eden Evins, John Kelly
Screening for personality disorders in psychiatric settings : four recently developed screening measures / Caleb J. Siefert
Clinical ratings scales and assessment in eating disorders / Jennifer L. Derenne, Christina W. Baker, Sherrie S. Delinsky, Anne E. Becker
The use of rating scales to measure outcomes in child psychiatry and mental health / Gwyne W. White, Michael S. Jellinek, J. Michael Murphy
Adult attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder / Laura E. Knouse, Steven A. Safren
Rating scales in schizophrenia / Jennifer D. Gottlieb, Xiaoduo Fan, Donald C. Goff
Brief rating scales for the assessment of cognitive and neuropsychological status / Matthew R. Baity
Rating scales in psychotherapy practice / Jesse Owen, Zac Imel
Assessing the ongoing psychological impact of terrorism / Samuel J. Sinclair, Alice LoCicero
The comprehensive psychological assessment / Steven R. Smith, Jessica A. Little, Lisa A. Nowinski, Sara J. Walker
The role of outcomes assessment in clinical quality improvement / Ilse R. Wiechers, Anthony Weiss.Digital Access Springer 2010 - ArticleInglis SC, Barrett T, Brown CM, Almond JW.Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1979 Aug;76(8):3790-4.The genome of influenza virus consists of eight segments of single-stranded RNA, each of which encodes a different polypeptide. In addition to the eight recognized gene products, the virus specifies a distinct smaller nonstructural polypeptide (NS2), which is translated from a separate species of virus-specific mRNA. The location on the virus genome of the gene encoding this polypeptide was investigated by hybridization of the NS2 mRNA with isolated subgenomic RNA species, and by correlation of the inheritance of a strain-specific NS2 with inheritance of particular genome RNA segments during recombination between two different virus strains. The genetic information for NS2 was found to reside in the smallest genome RNA segment of the virion, which also encodes the NS1 polypeptide. Considering the sizes of the molecules involved, it is likely that the coding sequences for the two polypeptides overlap.