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Baseline airway obstruction was seen in 58.8% cases. Out of 17 pigeons expose and sensitive asthmatic the MUC1 expression was up-regulated in 15 (88.2%) and down-regulated in 2 (11.8%). The mean value MUC1 fold change of 15 patients with up-regulation was 4.63±3.00 fold. MUC1 expression was up-regulated in 88.2% of patients, who were exposed and sensitive to pigeon allergen (dropping and feather). MUC1 may consider as a biomarker in pigeon sensitive asthma patients. MUC1 expression was up-regulated in 88.2% of patients, who were exposed and sensitive to pigeon allergen (dropping and feather). MUC1 may consider as a biomarker in pigeon sensitive asthma patients.Generalised Bayes' factors and associated Bayesian networks are developed for the transfer of extrinsic evidence at the activity level, developments that extend previous work on activity level evaluation. A strategy for the assessment of extrinsic evidence is developed in stages with progressive increases in complexity. The final development is illustrated with an example involving fibres from clothing. This provides a list of factors involved in the consideration of a transfer case with activity level propositions and their roles in the determination of evidential value.The interaction mechanism between whey protein isolate (WPI) and flavonoids was investigated based on the spectrofluorometric and theoretical methods in this study. The binding capacities of 15 flavonoids with WPI were compared. Then, the 3D-QSAR model describing their binding behavior was established to illustrate the effect of flavonoid structure on binding. It was found that the flavonoids with electronegative group at C-3 or large substituent at C-3 and C-7 possessed high binding performance. The thermodynamic analysis further indicated the hydrophobic force was the main driving force for binding of WPI and flavonoids. Both synchronous and 3D fluorescence analysis suggested that the microenvironment around tryptophan residues had changed, which coincided with the result of molecular docking that tryptophan residue of α-lactalbumin contributed significantly to hydrogen bonding. Our results suggested that the combination of 3D-QSAR and molecular docking may prompt the interaction research between food-derived proteins and polyphenols.A substantial body of research demonstrates the importance of sleep for emotional processing and learning as well as the association between sleep problems and heightened anxiety. However, there is currently no research exploring the impact of sleepiness on vicariously learned fear responses. Experiment 1 (N = 38) first demonstrated no effect of trait or state sleepiness on children's (7-11 years of age) subjective ratings of fear. Experiment 2 (N = 42) and Experiment 3 (N = 46) used an established vicarious learning paradigm to demonstrate that trait sleepiness facilitated vicariously acquired avoidance preferences for animals paired with fearful faces (fear-paired animals), whereas state sleepiness facilitated children's fear cognitions and attentional bias toward fear-paired animals. This study is the first to demonstrate the role of state and trait sleepiness in moderating vicarious fear learning in children. Women experiencing gestational diabetes face challenges during and after pregnancy that could be supported with mobile health. Mobile health isn't routinely implemented and little is known regarding its use to aid information seeking, peer support and behaviour change. Understanding women's experiences of mHealth is critical to ensuring acceptance and use, particularly with relation to postpartum and interconception periods, where support is currently lacking. This study therefore aimed to explore the views and experiences of women with previous gestational diabetes, on using mHealth resources before, during and after pregnancy.Women's expectations for future mHealth were also explored. Ten female participants from across the U