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Re-Engineering Ccny's Business Process Of The Non-Tax Levy Disbursements Requisitions, Ferguson Rodley
Re-Engineering Ccny's Business Process Of The Non-Tax Levy Disbursements Requisitions, Ferguson Rodley
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No abstract provided.
Azide-Benzyne Cycloaddition And Olefination To Vinyl Benzotriazoles, Singh Govindra
Azide-Benzyne Cycloaddition And Olefination To Vinyl Benzotriazoles, Singh Govindra
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No abstract provided.
Rapid Decoding Of Digital Data Streams Using Field Programmable Gate Arrays, Andrew Hernandez
Rapid Decoding Of Digital Data Streams Using Field Programmable Gate Arrays, Andrew Hernandez
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No abstract provided.
Developing A Comprehensive Software Toolkit For Creating Digital Mosaic Artwork, Dmitry Bosikov
Developing A Comprehensive Software Toolkit For Creating Digital Mosaic Artwork, Dmitry Bosikov
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Studies On Sucralose-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelators, Malick Samateh
Studies On Sucralose-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelators, Malick Samateh
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Amphiphiles are molecules with both hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail groups. Examples of amphiphiles include surfactants, detergents, soaps, bile acids/salts and lipids. Due to their amphiphilic nature, they tend to self-assemble in solution via non-covalent interactions such as hydrogen-bonding, π-π stacking and donor–acceptor interactions to form hierarchical morphologies like micelles, lamellae and fibers. The ones capable of subsequently forming gels are known as low molecular weight gelators (LMWGs). LMWGs usually form “polymer-like” fibers that interact to form a three-dimentional network known as a Self-Assembled Fibrillar Network (SAFIN), which entraps and immobilizes the entire solvent pool to form a viscoeslatic material …
Parallel Trie-Based Frequent Itemset Mining On Graphics Processors, Jay Junjie Yao
Parallel Trie-Based Frequent Itemset Mining On Graphics Processors, Jay Junjie Yao
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No abstract provided.
Context Awareness And Discovery For Helping The Blind, Martin Goldberg
Context Awareness And Discovery For Helping The Blind, Martin Goldberg
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No abstract provided.
Effects Of Arsenic And Uvb Radiation On Induction Of Cyclin D1 In Human Keratinocytes., Julian Gonzalez
Effects Of Arsenic And Uvb Radiation On Induction Of Cyclin D1 In Human Keratinocytes., Julian Gonzalez
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Arsenic and Ultraviolet radiation B (UVB) are environmental toxins that have been linked to various epithelial cancers. Arsenic metabolism in humans leads to its collection in the skin, where it encounters and can act with known carcinogen UVB. Epidemiological evidence of the two toxins demonstrates their potential to affect signaling pathways, with various consequences. Here we employ an in vitro model system using Normal Human Epidermal Keratinocytes (NHEK) to identify the effect of arsenic and UVB on humans and whether they work synergistically. We find that although both cause induction of cyclin D1, culturing cells with both co-mutagens does not …
Multimedia Content-Based Indexing And Recognition In Digital Libraries, Steven Medina
Multimedia Content-Based Indexing And Recognition In Digital Libraries, Steven Medina
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"Recognition of digital media is more prevalent in today’s computer culture than ever before. The advent of low cost storage has created a seemingly infinite amount of metadata on the internet, as well as on local machines throughout the world. It is more important than ever to have the capability of quickly and accurately filtering this metadata to find a desired result. Data can be searched using various criteria. For example, text data is searched by analyzing the contents of the text itself. One might execute a search using a method as simple as looking for the ASCII file name, …