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Performance And Control Variables Associated With Psychological Distress Or Well-Being Among Staff Nurses (Nursing Practice)., Gloria Weber Calhoun
Performance And Control Variables Associated With Psychological Distress Or Well-Being Among Staff Nurses (Nursing Practice)., Gloria Weber Calhoun
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Cellular And Molecular Aspects Of Immunoglobulin Isotype Switching (Epstein-Barr Virus, Heavy Chain Genes)., Carol Frances Webb
Cellular And Molecular Aspects Of Immunoglobulin Isotype Switching (Epstein-Barr Virus, Heavy Chain Genes)., Carol Frances Webb
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Genetic Analysis Of The Low Calcium Response Of Yersinia Pestis (Plague)., Janet Lynne Yother
Genetic Analysis Of The Low Calcium Response Of Yersinia Pestis (Plague)., Janet Lynne Yother
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A Molecular Characterization Of The Genome Of Mason-Pfizer Monkey Virus (Retrovirus, Simian Aids)., Christopher S. Barker
A Molecular Characterization Of The Genome Of Mason-Pfizer Monkey Virus (Retrovirus, Simian Aids)., Christopher S. Barker
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Cell Surface Response Of Chemically Transformed, Malignant Mouse Embryonal Fibroblasts And Human Colon Cancer Cells To The Maturation-Promoting Agent, N,N-Dimethylformamide (Differentiation, Fibronectin, Radioiodination)., Michael Edward Marks
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Specificity And Function Of Monoclonal Antibodies To Salmonella Lipopolysaccharide., Dawn Elizabeth Colwell
Specificity And Function Of Monoclonal Antibodies To Salmonella Lipopolysaccharide., Dawn Elizabeth Colwell
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In Vivo And In Vitro Studies Of Exacerbation By Ammonia Of Murine Respiratory Mycoplasmosis In Rats (Organ Culture)., David Michael Pinson
In Vivo And In Vitro Studies Of Exacerbation By Ammonia Of Murine Respiratory Mycoplasmosis In Rats (Organ Culture)., David Michael Pinson
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Ethanol And Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid: Their Relationship In Liver And Brain (Butanediol, Aldehyde Reductase, Alcohol Dehydrogenase)., Flavio Poldrugo
Ethanol And Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid: Their Relationship In Liver And Brain (Butanediol, Aldehyde Reductase, Alcohol Dehydrogenase)., Flavio Poldrugo
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No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Relationships Of Xanthurenic Acid, Pyridoxal Phosphate And Glucose Metabolism In The Rabbit (Tryptophan, Deficiency, Glucose Tolerance, Insulin, High Performance Liquid Chromatography)., Shirley Ann Williams
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Genetics Of Murine Typhoid: Interaction Of Salmonella Typhimurium And Mus Domesticus Genotypes., William Hiram Benjamin
Genetics Of Murine Typhoid: Interaction Of Salmonella Typhimurium And Mus Domesticus Genotypes., William Hiram Benjamin
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Cholinergic Mechanisms Of Rem Sleep (Brainstem, Rats, Rapid Eye Movement)., James W. Gnadt
Cholinergic Mechanisms Of Rem Sleep (Brainstem, Rats, Rapid Eye Movement)., James W. Gnadt
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Molecular And Cellular Aspects Of The Hepatobiliary Transport Of Immunoglobulin-A., John Otto Phillips
Molecular And Cellular Aspects Of The Hepatobiliary Transport Of Immunoglobulin-A., John Otto Phillips
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The Development And Application Of Enzyme-Immunoassays For Detection Of Antibody To Ureaplasma Urealyticum And Mycoplasma Hominis., Mary Byrd Brown
The Development And Application Of Enzyme-Immunoassays For Detection Of Antibody To Ureaplasma Urealyticum And Mycoplasma Hominis., Mary Byrd Brown
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Comparative Polarographic Investigations Of The Human Cornea (Contact Lenses, Eop, Oxygen Transmission)., William Robert Roscoe
Comparative Polarographic Investigations Of The Human Cornea (Contact Lenses, Eop, Oxygen Transmission)., William Robert Roscoe
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Hamlet : Enter Hero An Exploration Of Archetypal Themes, Images, And Symbols Inherent In Hamlet: Prince Of Denmark., Randall A. Clack
Hamlet : Enter Hero An Exploration Of Archetypal Themes, Images, And Symbols Inherent In Hamlet: Prince Of Denmark., Randall A. Clack
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During the past three hundred years William Shakespeare’s Hamlet has been examined by a host of critics. In fact, L. C. Knights, in Some Shakespearean Themes and An Approach To Hamlet, claims that more has been written about Hamlet than about any other of Shakespeare’s plays. The majority of Hamlet criticism is based, although at times loosely, upon the Aristotelian concept of tragedy—that is, the tragic hero harbors a weakness, or "flaw," which destroys him.
The Coding Of Auditory Space In The Primate Superior Colliculus: A Behavioral And Neurophysiological Analysis (Receptive Field, Spatial Maps, Sensorimotor Integration)., Martha Fitzmaurice Jay
The Coding Of Auditory Space In The Primate Superior Colliculus: A Behavioral And Neurophysiological Analysis (Receptive Field, Spatial Maps, Sensorimotor Integration)., Martha Fitzmaurice Jay
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Phase Spectrum Of The Visually Evoked Eeg Response As A Measure Of Latency., James Harris Strickland
Phase Spectrum Of The Visually Evoked Eeg Response As A Measure Of Latency., James Harris Strickland
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The latency of evoked response waveforms has become an important clinical parameter. Latency is defined as the time between stimulus onset and a specific peak of the evoked response waveform. The latency of the visual evoked response (VER) waveform is a measure of neural conduction time in diagnosing multiple sclerosis (Regan, 1979). Slowed conduction shown by abnormally increasedpeak latencies in different sensory evoked responses can also help locate tumors and other structural lesions of the nervous system, areas of ischemia, and infarction (Grundy, 1983). Investigators have measured the latency of evoked responses in studies designed to find anesthetic drugs which …
Fundulus Grandis Response To Exogenous Lh Injection., Mary Claire Reddington
Fundulus Grandis Response To Exogenous Lh Injection., Mary Claire Reddington
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Piscine responsiveness to exogenous mammalian gonadotropin injection was assessed in Fundulus grandis, the Gulf killifish. Responsiveness was measured through the reproductive parameters of plasma sex steriod levels (estrogen for the female and testosterone for the male animals) as well as gonadalsomatic indexes, GSI. Females were also evaluated on the microscopic and macroscopic appearance of the ovary. Injections of ovine luteinizing hormone (o-LH) were made at different times of the day (early, midday, and late) as well as during times of differing reproductive condition (different times of the year). Additionally, a dose response curve to the o-LH was determined on both …
The Electrical Stimulation Of Bone Formation., Elie K. Chamoun
The Electrical Stimulation Of Bone Formation., Elie K. Chamoun
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In 1957 Fukada demonstrated that bone has piezoelectric properties, that is, bone produces electric current and potential in response to mechanical forces. The same phenomena were reported in 1962 by Bassett who found that the potentials developed in the area of compression were negative, and positive in the area of tension. In 1968 Cochran performed experiments on wet bone as well as in vivo experiments on cats. There was no difference between the potential patterns from dead or living bone in response to a mechanical force. In 1971 Marino suggested that collagen was the source of a piezoelectric potential.
The Loss Of Gallant Illusion: Aspects Of The Narrative Before And After The Great War., Haynes Porter Horne
The Loss Of Gallant Illusion: Aspects Of The Narrative Before And After The Great War., Haynes Porter Horne
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From within the reflecting images of Aldington and Faulkner a metaphor emerges for the discontinuity of narrative styles in North American fiction after the Great War.
Sodium Exchange Mechanisms In The Gill Tissue Of The Striped Mullet (Mugil Cephalus)., Eric William Black
Sodium Exchange Mechanisms In The Gill Tissue Of The Striped Mullet (Mugil Cephalus)., Eric William Black
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The Impact Of A Mother Education Program On The Mothering Skills Of Selected Rural Adolescent Mothers., Sandra Witt
The Impact Of A Mother Education Program On The Mothering Skills Of Selected Rural Adolescent Mothers., Sandra Witt
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Drug-Drug Interactions And Drug-Gene Interactions In The Teratogenicity Of Retinoic Acid., Anne Moreland Cusic
Drug-Drug Interactions And Drug-Gene Interactions In The Teratogenicity Of Retinoic Acid., Anne Moreland Cusic
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Characterization Of Lymphocyte Populations In The Domestic Cat (Hybridomas, Feline Leukemia)., Francis William Klotz
Characterization Of Lymphocyte Populations In The Domestic Cat (Hybridomas, Feline Leukemia)., Francis William Klotz
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Nurses' Verbal Interaction With Female And Male Patients., Elizabeth Grover Morrison
Nurses' Verbal Interaction With Female And Male Patients., Elizabeth Grover Morrison
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Morphological And Biochemical Changes In Rat Parotid Glands After Stimulation With Receptor Selective Agonists (Proteins, Saliva)., Kelley Patrick Douglas
Morphological And Biochemical Changes In Rat Parotid Glands After Stimulation With Receptor Selective Agonists (Proteins, Saliva)., Kelley Patrick Douglas
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Population Frequencies Of Carbonic Anhydrase (Ca Ii), Esterase D (Esd), And Glyoxalase I (Glo) In The Metropolitan Birmingham Area., Garrison Meighen
Population Frequencies Of Carbonic Anhydrase (Ca Ii), Esterase D (Esd), And Glyoxalase I (Glo) In The Metropolitan Birmingham Area., Garrison Meighen
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The identification of individual source is one of the main objectives of the forensic serologist when analyzing blood, bloodstains, or other body fluids. Certainly, the more we know about a specific blood sample, the more we can learn about an alleged criminal act. All individuality is due to variations between people or things, and blood is no exception (Sensabaugh, 1982). Numerous enzymes and other proteins occur in various forms in the blood and other body fluids. These different forms of proteins in a population (polymorphism) exhibit demonstrable genetic variation.
Population Frequencies Of Phosphoglucomutase (Pgm), Adenylate Kinase (Ak), And Haptoglobin (Hp) In The Metropolitan Birmingham Area., Mark Sean Sumida
Population Frequencies Of Phosphoglucomutase (Pgm), Adenylate Kinase (Ak), And Haptoglobin (Hp) In The Metropolitan Birmingham Area., Mark Sean Sumida
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Frequently the need to identify or exclude an individual arises in criminal cases. Historically, fingerprinting has been a universally acceptable method of individual identification. Unfortunately, fingerprints are not always found at the crime scene ; therefore, other methods for identification of an individual are needed. One of these is the typing of body fluids, particularly blood, for genetic markers that may distinguish one individual from another.
Localization Of Fc Receptors On Murine Spermatozoa., John Lawrence Hinton
Localization Of Fc Receptors On Murine Spermatozoa., John Lawrence Hinton
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Studies on the localization of acrosomal enzymes have shown that a heat stable component in non-immune serum binds to the acrosomal region of spermatozoa of a number of species (Weil and Finkler, 1959; Edwards, 1960). Beck et al. (1962) demonstrated by immunofluorescent techniques that this serum component is an immunoglobulin molecule and it can bind to both the acrosome and tail region of homologous and heterologous spermatozoa. Symons and Herbert (1971) characterized it as IgG in the mouse, while Johnson (1968) showed it to be IgG2 in the guinea pig. IgM and IgA do not show detectable binding to mammalian …
Analysis Of Elevated Cerebellar Norepinephrine Levels In The Genetically Dystonic Rat: An Anatomical And Pharmacological Investigation., Tina Williams Mckeon
Analysis Of Elevated Cerebellar Norepinephrine Levels In The Genetically Dystonic Rat: An Anatomical And Pharmacological Investigation., Tina Williams Mckeon
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No abstract provided.