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Comparative Genomic Analysis and Functional Identification of CER1 and CER3 Homologs in Rice Wax Synthesis. [PDF]
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B - Biological Sciences, 1954
A general physiological interest in anoxia has resulted in such a vast literature that, in this short communication, only data of importance to aviation are included, from observations on human subjects. In the case of flying personnel, acute anoxia should be regarded as a dynamic state, due to a fall in the partial pressure of alveolar oxygen to a ...
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A general physiological interest in anoxia has resulted in such a vast literature that, in this short communication, only data of importance to aviation are included, from observations on human subjects. In the case of flying personnel, acute anoxia should be regarded as a dynamic state, due to a fall in the partial pressure of alveolar oxygen to a ...
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BMJ, 1940
Need for the present day reviving interest in nosology is illustrated by the terminology used in this symposium. By derivation, the meaning of anoxia is "without oxygen," a condition incompatible with life and therefore scarcely a suitable word to use in clinical discussions.
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Need for the present day reviving interest in nosology is illustrated by the terminology used in this symposium. By derivation, the meaning of anoxia is "without oxygen," a condition incompatible with life and therefore scarcely a suitable word to use in clinical discussions.
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1968
The apparent lack of agreement among various authors (Belli and Roach, 1968; Baker and Town, 1966; Michael, Scott and Revesz, 1966) on the rate of de-oxygenation of a culture medium suddenly exposed to an oxygen-free environment, is probably attributable to differences in the dimensions of the various media studied.
F C, Gillespie, J, Unsworth
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The apparent lack of agreement among various authors (Belli and Roach, 1968; Baker and Town, 1966; Michael, Scott and Revesz, 1966) on the rate of de-oxygenation of a culture medium suddenly exposed to an oxygen-free environment, is probably attributable to differences in the dimensions of the various media studied.
F C, Gillespie, J, Unsworth
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