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Journal of the South Carolina Academy of Science
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Maternal And Sibling Influences On Seed Germination Of Aegilops Triuncialis Erin, Erin Scott, Andrew R. Dyer
Maternal And Sibling Influences On Seed Germination Of Aegilops Triuncialis Erin, Erin Scott, Andrew R. Dyer
Journal of the South Carolina Academy of Science
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A Mathematical Model Of Immune Response To Tumor Invasion, Lisette De Pillis, Ami Radunskaya
A Mathematical Model Of Immune Response To Tumor Invasion, Lisette De Pillis, Ami Radunskaya
All HMC Faculty Publications and Research
Recent experimental studies by Diefenbach et al. [1] have brought to light new information about how the immune system of the mouse responds to the presence of a tumor. In the Diefenbach studies, tumor cells are modified to express higher levels of immune stimulating NKG2D ligands. Experimental results show that sufficiently high levels of ligand expression create a significant barrier to tumor establishment in the mouse. Additionally, ligand transduced tumor cells stimulate protective immunity to tumor rechallenge. Based on the results of the Diefenbach experiments, we have developed a mathematical model of tumor growth to address some of the questions …
Trace Analysis Of Organic Substances, Alan Giltinan
Trace Analysis Of Organic Substances, Alan Giltinan
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One of the major challenges facing the pharmaceutical industry is the control of the amount of trace contaminants during the manufacture of organic substances. Lowering the level of contamination improves the quality of the product and reduces possible side effects.
One of the main techniques used to detect trace contaminants is UV-VIS spectroscopy, where the unique absorption fingerprint of a chemical reveals its presence. UV-VIS absorption is based upon the Beer-Lambert Law. The critical point to note about this law is that the absorption is exponentially dependent on both the concentration of the absorber and the pathlength traversed by the …
Correlates Of Parental Antibiotic Knowledge, Demand, And Reported Use, Marianne Kuzujanakis, Ken Kleinman, Sheryl Rifas-Shiman, Jonathan A. Finkelstein
Correlates Of Parental Antibiotic Knowledge, Demand, And Reported Use, Marianne Kuzujanakis, Ken Kleinman, Sheryl Rifas-Shiman, Jonathan A. Finkelstein
Public Health Department Faculty Publication Series
Clinicians cite parental misconceptions and requests for antibiotics as reasons for inappropriate prescribing. To identify misconceptions regarding antibiotics and predictors of parental demand for antibiotics and to determine if parental knowledge and attitudes are associated with use. Survey of parents in 16 Massachusetts communities. Domains included antibiotic-related knowledge, attitudes about antibiotics, antibiotic use during a 12-month period, demographics, and access to health information. Bivariate and multivariate analyses evaluated predictors of knowledge and proclivity to demand antibiotics. A multivariate model evaluated the associations of knowledge, demand, and demographic factors with parent-reported antibiotic use. A total of 1106 surveys were returned (response …
Space Ship Earth – Clinic In Forest, Nat Quansah