ABSTRACT
A sex education and counseling program was designed for spinal cord-injured patients and their partners, and alternative approaches are briefly reviewed. Also notable is the importance of inservice training for staff working with the cord-injured.
Subject(s)
Counseling , Sex Education , Sex , Spinal Cord Injuries/rehabilitation , Female , Humans , MaleABSTRACT
Sea urchin eggs were cut into halves. The nucleate and anucleate halves and whole eggs were irradiated with gamma-rays and then fertilized with normal sperm. The first mitosis of the diploid half-egg was more delayed than the division of the whole egg. There was a small, but highly significant, delay of the mitosis of the haploid half-egg, thus demonstrating cytoplasmic sensitivity to ionizing radiation. Since the sensitivity of nucleate cells is influenced by cytoplasmic volume, the problem of the role of cytoplasm in repair is considered in relation to these data and other reports in the literature.