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Advances in Enzyme Regulation, 1985
This review, as its title indicates, views acivicin at a particular point in the ongoing process of its development. There is a large body of biochemical information which permits the formulation of a number of hypotheses regarding the drug's optimal regimen, mechanism of CNS toxicity, and potential role in combination chemotherapy.
R H, Earhart, G L, Neil
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This review, as its title indicates, views acivicin at a particular point in the ongoing process of its development. There is a large body of biochemical information which permits the formulation of a number of hypotheses regarding the drug's optimal regimen, mechanism of CNS toxicity, and potential role in combination chemotherapy.
R H, Earhart, G L, Neil
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Peptides, 1986
This paper is the eighth installment of our annual review of research involving the endogenous opiate peptides. It is restricted to the non-analgesic and behavioral studies of the opiate peptides published in 1985. The specific topics this year include stress, tolerance and dependence, eating, drinking and alcohol consumption, gastrointestinal and ...
G A, Olson, R D, Olson, A J, Kastin
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This paper is the eighth installment of our annual review of research involving the endogenous opiate peptides. It is restricted to the non-analgesic and behavioral studies of the opiate peptides published in 1985. The specific topics this year include stress, tolerance and dependence, eating, drinking and alcohol consumption, gastrointestinal and ...
G A, Olson, R D, Olson, A J, Kastin
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1985
The magnitude of the smoking problem is overwhelming. The annual mortality and expense are staggering. The task of changing this apocalyptic problem seems impossible. The solution, however, is not remote: It begins with each physician and with each individual patient who smokes.
F N, Jackson, R H, Holle
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The magnitude of the smoking problem is overwhelming. The annual mortality and expense are staggering. The task of changing this apocalyptic problem seems impossible. The solution, however, is not remote: It begins with each physician and with each individual patient who smokes.
F N, Jackson, R H, Holle
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Biochimie, 1985
The present status of catabolite repression is summarized with respect to the involvement of cyclic AMP and other mediators. A model is presented which may account for the relationship between positive control of gene expression exerted by cAMP and its receptor, CAP, and negative control of catabolite repression mediated by specific metabolites.
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The present status of catabolite repression is summarized with respect to the involvement of cyclic AMP and other mediators. A model is presented which may account for the relationship between positive control of gene expression exerted by cAMP and its receptor, CAP, and negative control of catabolite repression mediated by specific metabolites.
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This contribution outlines the economic crisis that affected Malaysia from 1985 through 1986 and its effects on the country's economic growth, terms of trade, and balance of payments. After highlighting the macroeconomic dimension of the recession as it materialized during 1985 as a decline in nominal GDP, and a worsening of the country's terms of ...
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This contribution outlines the economic crisis that affected Malaysia from 1985 through 1986 and its effects on the country's economic growth, terms of trade, and balance of payments. After highlighting the macroeconomic dimension of the recession as it materialized during 1985 as a decline in nominal GDP, and a worsening of the country's terms of ...
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Medical Technology Assessment 1985
Neurosurgery, 1985Medical technology, defined broadly as the practical application of medical knowledge, is not always used effectively and efficiently because of imperfect prior assessment. Because of the scientific and financial implications of such inadequate technology assessment, many groups in the executive and congressional branches of the federal government ...
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Mental Accounting and Consumer Choice
Marketing science (Providence, R.I.), 1985R. Thaler
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Resilience in the Face of Adversity
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1985M. Rutter
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Naturalistic inquiry: Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1985, 416 pp., $25.00 (Cloth)
, 1985Y. Lincoln, E. Guba, J. Pilotta
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