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Breeding Populations Of The Wood Stork In The Southeastern United States, John C. Ogden, Donald A. Mccrimmon Jr., G. Thomas Bancroft, Barbara W. Patty
Breeding Populations Of The Wood Stork In The Southeastern United States, John C. Ogden, Donald A. Mccrimmon Jr., G. Thomas Bancroft, Barbara W. Patty
Condor
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Sodium/Proton Exhange In Membrane Vesicles From Crab (Callinected Sapidus And Carcinus Maenas) Gill, Robert Eric Shetlar
Sodium/Proton Exhange In Membrane Vesicles From Crab (Callinected Sapidus And Carcinus Maenas) Gill, Robert Eric Shetlar
Master's Theses
The existence of a sodium-ion-for-hydrogen-ion exchange mechanism in the membranes of certain epithelial cells has been demonstrated by many investigators (Murer et al., 1976; Tsai et al., 1984; Seiler et al., 1985 ) • This mechanism has been shown to exchange one Na+ for one H+ (Aronson & Igarashi, 1986) and is thought to be more prominent in the brush-border membranes (Murer et al., 197 6; Reenstra et al., 1981 ; Ives et al., 1983) of mammalian kidney tubules and intestinal tissues than in basolateral membranes of these tissues. The roles the exchanger plays in the cell may include intracellular …
The First Amendment In The Workplace: An Analysis And Call For Reform, Terry Ann Halbert
The First Amendment In The Workplace: An Analysis And Call For Reform, Terry Ann Halbert
Seton Hall Law Review
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The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne
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Finding Aid For Jax Oral History, Susan Mehrtens
Finding Aid For Jax Oral History, Susan Mehrtens
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Insites, Winter 1987, Utah State University
Insites, Winter 1987, Utah State University
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Magazine of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
1987 Annual Report, The Jackson Laboratory
The Importance Of A Plume Of Tidally-Mixed Water To The Biological Oceanography Of The Gulf Of Maine, David W. Townsend, John P. Christensen, David K. Stevenson, Joseph J. Graham, Stanley B. Chenoweth
The Importance Of A Plume Of Tidally-Mixed Water To The Biological Oceanography Of The Gulf Of Maine, David W. Townsend, John P. Christensen, David K. Stevenson, Joseph J. Graham, Stanley B. Chenoweth
Journal of Marine Research
During the warmer months of the year the eastern Gulf of Maine features a plume of cold water which extends from the tidally well-mixed area adjacent to Grand Manan Island at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy southwest along the Maine coast to well beyond Penobscot Bay. Near Grand Manan Island the plume waters are cold (ca. 10°C), nearly vertically isothermal and carry high concentrations of dissolved inorganic nutrients. The analysis of temperature-salinity diagrams and hydrographic vertical section plots indicate that the deeper waters in Jordan Basin, of slope water origin, upwell and contribute a significant fraction of the …