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Reviving the past for a healthier future: ancient molecules and remedies as a solution to the antibiotic crisis. [PDF]

Future Microbiol
Díaz-Guerrero MÁ, Castillo-Juárez I, Zurabian R, Valdez A, Kota K, Hoshiko Y, Hoshiko Y, Ramesh E, Martínez-Vazquez M, Ceapă CD, Hernandez-Garnica M, Cadet F, García-Contreras R.   +12 more
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[Rezension von:] Der Nersessian, Sirarpie: Armenian manuscripts in the Freer Gallery of Art. - Washington, 1963

, 1965
Rice, David Talbot 1903-1972
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BLIMP1 controls GC B cell expansion and exit through regulating cell cycle progression and key transcription factors BCL6 and IRF4. [PDF]

Cell Rep
Conter L, Smita S, Callahan D, Wu S, Brown A, Nickerson KM, Elsner RA, Meng W, Peres A, Yaari G, Kleinstein SH, Luning Prak ET, Luo W, Shlomchik M.   +13 more
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[Rezension von:] Der Nersessian, Sirarpie: Armenian manuscripts in the Walters Art Gallery. - Baltimore, 1973

, 1975
Walter, Christopher
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[Rezension von:] Der Nersessian, Sirarpie: Armenian manuscripts in the Walters Art Gallery. - Baltimore, 1973

, 1976
Thomson, Robert W. 1934-
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CCL3 is produced by aged neutrophils across cancers and promotes tumor growth. [PDF]

Cancer Cell
Bolli E, Wirapati P, Hicham M, Xie Y, Siwicki M, Duval F, Goubet AG, Kiss M, Zitti B, Zwahlen T, Mcdowell S, Bill R, Angerani S, Engblom C, Anderson S, Jiang A, Hartley O, Sykes DB, Jankovic M, Fournier N, Gunzer M, Tarussio D, Tissot S, Sadow PM, Faquin WC, Sade-Feldman M, Weissleder R, Pai S, Mercier F, Manguso R, Pittet MJ.   +30 more
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MafB is a conserved transcriptional regulator of macrophage development and functional identity across tissues and species. [PDF]

Immunity
Vanneste D, Peng W, Liu Z, Hamaïdia M, La Rocca R, Abinet J, Balthazar A, Perin F, Hego A, Cataldo D, Bureau F, Compère P, Machiels B, Scott CL, Radermecker C, Marichal T.   +15 more
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Scholia in Armenian Manuscripts

2015
This appendix discusses scholia in Armenian Manuscripts that occur in the book David the Invincible. Some manuscripts contain scholia (with minor different readings mainly of orthographic character); their relations to certain words or expressions of the text are marked by various pictorial signs, and this makes almost no confusion possible.
Gohar Muradyan
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Armenian Manuscripts in the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana [PDF]

Manuscripta, 2018
An article on the Armenian manuscripts at the Vatican Library (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana).
Jesse Arlen
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Armenian Manuscripts of St. Athanasius of Alexandria

Harvard Theological Review, 1931
The Armenian version of the works of Athanasius is known to European scholars from four sources: (1) the list in Karekin's catalogue of early Armenian translations, (2) Conybeare's edition of the pseudo-athanasian “Dialogue between Athanasius and Zacchaeus,” (3) an article by the same scholar, ‘On the Sources of the Text of St.
Robert P. Casey
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