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Browsing School of Medical Sciences by Author "Gorleku, Philip Narteh"

Browsing School of Medical Sciences by Author "Gorleku, Philip Narteh"

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  • Ephrin and Eph receptor signaling in female reproductive physiology and pathology 
    Adu-Gyamfi, Enoch Appiah; Czika, Armin; Liu, Tai-Hang; Gorleku, Philip Narteh; Fondjo, Linda Ahenkorah; Djankpa, Francis Tanam; Ding, Yu-Bin; Wang, Ying-Xiong (Biology of Reproduction, 2020)
    Ephrins are ligands of Eph receptors (Ephs); both of which are sorted into two classes, A and B. There are five types of ephrin-As (ephrin-A1–5) and three types of ephrin-Bs (ephrin-B1–3). Also, there are 10 types of EphAs ...
  • Mothers/Caregivers Age and Family Structure Predicted Knowledge on Recommended Nutrition Practices for Children under 5 Years 
    Setorglo, Jacob; Klevor, Moses K.; Gorleku, Philip Narteh; Asomboy, Mirabel; Kwadwo, Kingsley; Pereko, Asare; Adobasom-Anan, Austin Gideon; Steiner-Asiedu, Matilda (Research in Health Science, 2019)
    Introduction: There are recommendations regarding infant and young child feeding and when followed children’s growth are optimum. These feeding practices are age definitive, starting from exclusive breastfeeding, to the ...
  • Perception of Body Image and Dietary Habit Among Adults Aged 20–45 Years at Sunyani Metropolis 
    Setorglo, Jacob; Gorleku, Philip Narteh; Roselyn, Kyei; Pereko, Kingsley Kwadwo Asare (Community and Public Health Nutrition, 2020)
    Objectives: The study assessed the body size perception of respondents against the WHO body mass index and related the body sizes to fat and sugar consumption among 20–45-year-old adults. Methods: The study design was a ...
  • Timely Initiation and Exclusive Breastfeeding Rates at Adentan Municipality in Ghana 
    Setorglo, Jacob; Gorleku, Philip Narteh; Setorglo, Bright; Asomboya, Mirabel; Arthur, Francisca Naana; Klevor, Moses K. (Food Science and Technology, 2020)
    Background: Early initiation of breastfeeding (BF) has been recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for optimum infant growth and development. Objectives: To determine the factors associated with early initiation ...

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