Teaching behavior technicians to create publication‐quality, single‐case design graphs in graphpad prism 7

Mitteer, Daniel R.; Greer, Brian; Fisher, Wayne W.; Cohrs, Victoria L.

doi:10.1002/jaba.483

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“…The number of participants who achieved a pre‐determined mastery criterion after experiencing each training strategy varied across dependent variables. Video modeling resulted in mastery‐level performance for training the creation of graphs (Berkman et al, 2019; Mitteer et al, 2018; Tyner & Fienup, 2015); teaching staff to carry out DTI (Catania et al, 2009; Vladescu et al, 2012; Young et al, 2012); SPAs (Deliperi et al, 2015; Delli Bovi et al, 2017; Lipshultz et al, 2015); guided compliance procedures (Spiegel et al, 2016); and problem solving interventions for all participants (Collins et al, 2009). Results were mixed for training functional analysis procedures (Moore & Fisher, 2007); SPAs (Rosales et al, 2015); individual behavioral interventions (DiGennaro Reed et al, 2010); implementation of the Picture Exchange Communication System (Martocchio & Rosales, 2017); mand training procedures (McCulloch & Noonan, 2013); and providing performance feedback (Shuler & Carroll, 2019).…”

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A review of the literature on staff training strategies that minimize trainer involvement

Marano

Vladescu

Reeve

et al. 2020

Behavioral Interventions

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Asynchronous training procedures, which do not require the simultaneous presence of a trainer and trainee, may offer benefits over synchronous training because they may be more efficient, cost-effective, and easier to disseminate. Additionally, asynchronous training may address low trainer to staff ratios. The purpose of this literature review was to identify studies that used asynchronous training procedures to teach any skill related to job performance. A total of 54 articles (containing 58 experiments) were identified for inclusion. The asynchronous staff training techniques identified included video models, computer-based instruction,

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A review of the literature on staff training strategies that minimize trainer involvement

Marano

Vladescu

Reeve

et al. 2020

Behavioral Interventions

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“…The optimal VEST3 and REVEL algorithms in VarCards 70 (http:// varcards.biols.ac.cn/) were used to screen for harmful mutations of the above patients with complete information (Supplementary Data 1). We used GraphPad Prism 7 71 for statistical analysis. We downloaded data describing the functional and structural importance of protein sequences of netrins from UET (http://mammoth.bcm.tmc.edu/ uet/) on Nov. 13, 2018, and selected coverage <0.1 as the parameter (Supplementary Data 12).…”

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The pan-cancer landscape of netrin family reveals potential oncogenic biomarkers

Hao

Lin

et al. 2020

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Recent cancer studies have found that the netrin family of proteins plays vital roles in the development of some cancers. However, the functions of the many variants of these proteins in cancer remain incompletely understood. In this work, we used the most comprehensive database available, including more than 10000 samples across more than 30 tumor types, to analyze the six members of the netrin family. We performed comprehensive analysis of genetic change and expression of the netrin genes and analyzed epigenetic and pathway relationships, as well as the correlation of expression of these proteins with drug sensitivity. Although the mutation rate of the netrin family is low in pan-cancer, among the tumor patients with netrin mutations, the highest number are Uterine Corpus Endometrial Carcinoma patients, accounting for 13.6% of cases (54 of 397). Interestingly, the highest mutation rate of a netrin family member is 38% for NTNG1 (152 of 397). Netrin proteins may participate in the development of endocrine-related tumors and sex hormone-targeting organ tumors. Additionally, the participation of NTNG1 and NTNG2 in various cancers shows their potential for use as new tumor markers and therapeutic targets. this analysis provides a broad molecular perspective of this protein family and suggests some new directions for the treatment of cancer. Cytokines, growth factors, angiogenic factors, and extracellular proteases are secreted to the outside of the cell to produce biological functions 1. These secreted proteins participate in the immune regulation of chronic inflammation 2,3 and the occurrence of lipid metabolism diseases 4 , but also play important roles in tumor invasion, metastasis, immunity, and drug resistance 5-8. For example, CD317 and EGFR are secreted proteins that are potential diagnostic markers for non-small cell lung cancer 9. CD63 is secreted by melanoma into the blood and can be used as a protein marker 10. HGF inhibits the treatment of RAF inhibitors of BRAF mutant melanoma 11. The netrins are neuroguiding factors with axonal guiding function, and are similar to laminin in structure. Netrins were first discovered in C. elegans in 1990 12 , and this family of proteins includes the secreted proteins Netrin-1 (NTN1), Netrin-3 (NTN3), Netrin-4 (NTN4), and Netrin-5 (NTN5). The secreted proteins have a common domain structure, with an N-terminal laminin repeat (Laminin N-terminal), three cysteine-rich EGF modules (V-1, V-2, and V-3), and a positively charged C-terminal domain (NTR) 13. The netrin family also includes two membrane-binding proteins, Netrin-G1 (NTNG1) and Netrin-G2 (NTNG2) 14. Although these proteins also have Laminin N-terminal and Laminin EGF domains, their ends have different functions due to GPI 15. The major binding receptors of the secreted netrin proteins are DCC and UNC5 homologue family UNC5A-D, which are both dependent receptors. Netrin binding to a receptor promotes cell survival, proliferation, and differentiation, and without netrin binding, the receptor induces apoptosis 16,17....

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“…To assess the correlation between dominant genus, KEGG pathways and fatty acids, we performed the Spearman’s test in GraphPad Prism 7.0 63 . P < 0.05 was considered as statistical significance.…”

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Correlation between Jejunal Microbial Diversity and Muscle Fatty Acids Deposition in Broilers Reared at Different Ambient Temperatures

Cao

Yang

et al. 2019

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Temperature, which is an important environmental factor in broiler farming, can significantly influence the deposition of fatty acids in muscle. 300 one-day-old broiler chicks were randomly divided into three groups and reared at high, medium and low temperatures (HJ, MJ and LJ), respectively. Breast muscle and jejunal chyme samples were collected and subjected to analyses of fatty acid composition and 16S rRNA gene sequencing. Through spearman’s rank correlation coefficient, the data were used to characterize the correlation between jejunal microbial diversity and muscle fatty acid deposition in the broilers. The results showed that Achromobacter , Stenotrophomonas , Pandoraea , Brevundimonas , Petrobacter and Variovorax were significantly enriched in the MJ group, and all of them were positively correlated with the fatty acid profiling of muscle and multiple lipid metabolism signaling pathways. Lactobacillus was significantly enriched in the HJ group and exhibited a positive correlation with fatty acid deposition. Pyramidobacter , Dialister , Bacteroides and Selenomonas were significantly enriched in the LJ group and displayed negative correlation with fatty acid deposition. Taken together, this study demonstrated that the jejunal microflora manifested considerable changes at high and low ambient temperatures and that jejunal microbiota changes were correlated with fatty acid deposition of muscle in broilers.

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Teaching behavior technicians to create publication‐quality, single‐case design graphs in graphpad prism 7

Cited by 72 publications

References 21 publications

A review of the literature on staff training strategies that minimize trainer involvement

A review of the literature on staff training strategies that minimize trainer involvement

The pan-cancer landscape of netrin family reveals potential oncogenic biomarkers

Correlation between Jejunal Microbial Diversity and Muscle Fatty Acids Deposition in Broilers Reared at Different Ambient Temperatures

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