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Caballeronia Bacteremia in Children with Cancer, United States. [PDF]
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Changes in agar-agar type duplicating material and agar-agar on heating and storage
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1957Although extensive data have been pub lished on the physical properties of agaragar type oral impression materials, there is a shortage of published data on the physical properties of the reversible agaragar type duplicating compounds. Al though it may be true that the composi tion of these two materials differs pri marily in water content, their ...
P M, MARGETIS, W C, HANSEN
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Nature, 1937
WE now communicate some preliminary results of the investigation on methylated agar prepared from the acetate previously described in NATURE1. By the simultaneous deacetylation and methylation of acetylated agar in chloroform; CH3CO = 38.5 per cent), an apparently homogeneous methylated agar was obtained 78° in chloroform; OCH3 = 31 per cent), the ...
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WE now communicate some preliminary results of the investigation on methylated agar prepared from the acetate previously described in NATURE1. By the simultaneous deacetylation and methylation of acetylated agar in chloroform; CH3CO = 38.5 per cent), an apparently homogeneous methylated agar was obtained 78° in chloroform; OCH3 = 31 per cent), the ...
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Anorganische Ionophorese in Agar‐Agar
Helvetica Chimica Acta, 1962AbstractIonophoresis inside Agar‐agar is applied to the separation and identification of several inorganic ions.
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Mycological Research, 1996
The shape changes which occur in agaric fruit bodies in response to change in the direction of gravity, usually referred to as gravitropism are morphogenetic changes. Our interest in what we prefer to call gravimorphogenesis is to use it to examine morphogenesis experimentally.
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The shape changes which occur in agaric fruit bodies in response to change in the direction of gravity, usually referred to as gravitropism are morphogenetic changes. Our interest in what we prefer to call gravimorphogenesis is to use it to examine morphogenesis experimentally.
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