Are higher levels of psychological distress associated with a higher risk of incident diabetes during 18 year follow-up : results from the British household panel survey?
Higher levels of psychological distress are a risk factor for the development of diabetes during an 18 year follow up period. This association may be potentially mediated by low energy level and impaired health status.
The results reveal the molecular details underneath 2F5/4E10 membrane-epitope binding and a model is proposed to explain the differential mAbs neutralization efficacies, which relates to the exposure of the epitopes in the lipid bilayers and the role of the lipids in mAb-epitope binding.