Australia Antigen and Viral Hepatitis
DOI: 10.1159/000394868
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“…͑4.4͒. The dϭ3 Monte Carlo 36 result F ϩϩ (0)/A (ϩ) ϭ1.74 is not far from the result 1.88 of a linear interpolation between the values &Kϭ2.62 and 1/8 ϭ1.15 in dϭ4 and dϭ2 from Eqs. ͑3.1͒, ͑3.3͒, and ͑3.44͒.…”
Section: ͑48͒mentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…͑4.4͒. The dϭ3 Monte Carlo 36 result F ϩϩ (0)/A (ϩ) ϭ1.74 is not far from the result 1.88 of a linear interpolation between the values &Kϭ2.62 and 1/8 ϭ1.15 in dϭ4 and dϭ2 from Eqs. ͑3.1͒, ͑3.3͒, and ͑3.44͒.…”
Section: ͑48͒mentioning
confidence: 72%
“…For a rough quantitative estimate we use the values F ϩϩ Љ (0)/A (ϩ) Ϸ2.5 and A (ϩ) Ϸ1.9 in dϭ3. The first follows from Monte Carlo simulations 36 of a dϭ3 Ising model between parallel plates and has a magnitude in between the values K 3 &ϭ9.01 and ( 17/8 )/32ϭ0.36 in dϭ4 and dϭ2 dimensions, see Eqs. ͑3.3͒ and ͑3.44͒.…”
Section: ͑48͒mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proven pathways of the infection with hepatitis on the infant are oral-fecal postpartum, hematogenous infection if the infant is injured during birth, the maternal-fetal microtransfusion in the presence of the placental lesion, and colostrum. A transplacental transmission of hepatitis virus or HB-Ag must be assumed [5,11,14,48,66]. If the maternal disease occurs during the first trimester the fetal case rate is very low [66].…”
Section: Viral Hepatitismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another series of 555 pregnant women with hepatitis yielded a malformation rate of only 2.6% [39]. Some authors have cited an association between viral hepatitis and mongolism äs indication for virus-induced chromsomal changes; however, this has not been proven beyond doubt to date [37,48,71,77].…”
Section: Viral Hepatitismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We note also that Eq. ( 2) is not the only source [19] for the appearance of new corrections (as was assumed, e.g., in [20]). There is another reason, which also follows from thermodynamics.…”
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confidence: 99%