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Anatomy5

Sense Organs T-Lymphocytes Brain Cells, Cultured Cell Line

Organisms1

Mice, Inbred C57BL

Diseases3

Self Mutilation Neoplasms Illusions

Chemicals and Drugs6

RNA, Antisense Autoantigens DNA, Antisense Oligonucleotides, Antisense RNA, Messenger Antisense Elements (Genetics)

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment11

Self Care Self Medication Self Report Models, Biological Reproducibility of Results Models, Theoretical Cross-Sectional Studies Models, Psychological Interviews as Topic Narration Risk Factors

Psychiatry and Psychology32

Self Concept Sense of Coherence Concept Formation Self Psychology Ego Self Disclosure Self Mutilation Self Efficacy Self-Injurious Behavior Self-Assessment Proprioception Kinesthesis Attitude to Health Sensation Interpersonal Relations Adaptation, Psychological Personal Autonomy Awareness Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Perception Touch Internal-External Control Identification (Psychology)Existentialism Morals Thinking Smell Narration Body Image Illusions Psychological Theory Empathy

Phenomena and Processes18

Self Tolerance Proprioception Kinesthesis Mathematical Concepts Time Factors Base Sequence Algorithms Signal Transduction Amino Acid Sequence Sensation Touch Autoimmunity Immune Tolerance Mutation Smell Biological Evolution Mechanotransduction, Cellular Phenotype

Disciplines and Occupations1

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena3

Personal Autonomy Quality of Life Culture

Humanities10

History, 20th Century Philosophy, Medical Philosophy History, 19th Century Personal Autonomy Quality of Life Life Existentialism Morals Personhood

Information Science18

Unified Medical Language System Terminology as Topic Self Report Molecular Sequence Data Abbreviations as Topic Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Natural Language Processing Subject Headings Vocabulary, Controlled Semantics Base Sequence Algorithms Amino Acid Sequence Abstracting and Indexing as Topic Information Storage and Retrieval Computer Simulation Interviews as Topic Narration

Health Care10

Self Care Self Report Reproducibility of Results Attitude to Health Cross-Sectional Studies Personal Autonomy Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Interviews as Topic Narration Risk Factors

Geographicals3

Great Britain England United States

Anatomy Organisms Diseases Chemicals and Drugs Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment Psychiatry and Psychology Phenomena and Processes Disciplines and Occupations Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena Humanities Information Science Health Care Geographicals

Self Concept Self Care Sense of Coherence Concept Formation Self Tolerance Sense Organs Self Psychology Ego Self Disclosure Unified Medical Language System Terminology as Topic Self Mutilation RNA, Antisense Self Efficacy Self Medication Self Report Molecular Sequence Data Models, Biological Abbreviations as Topic Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Self-Injurious Behavior Autoantigens Self-Assessment Proprioception Natural Language Processing Kinesthesis DNA, Antisense Subject Headings Vocabulary, Controlled Mathematical Concepts History, 20th Century Semantics Time Factors Base Sequence Algorithms Signal Transduction Oligonucleotides, Antisense Philosophy, Medical Reproducibility of Results Philosophy Amino Acid Sequence Attitude to Health Models, Theoretical Cross-Sectional Studies History, 19th Century Sensation Interpersonal Relations Adaptation, Psychological Abstracting and Indexing as Topic Physiology Personal Autonomy Quality of Life Awareness Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Perception Mice, Inbred C57BL Information Storage and Retrieval Touch RNA, Messenger Autoimmunity Internal-External Control Identification (Psychology)Culture T-Lymphocytes Antisense Elements (Genetics)Brain Neoplasms Immune Tolerance Mutation Life Models, Psychological Existentialism Computer Simulation Interviews as Topic Cells, Cultured Morals Thinking Great Britain Smell Cell Line Narration Body Image England United States Illusions Biological Evolution Psychological Theory Personhood Mechanotransduction, Cellular Phenotype Risk Factors Empathy

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