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Au-Anti-Au Immunocomplexes in Neonatal Au-Associated Hepatitis
Biology of the Neonate, 2009Report on a case of Au-associated hepatitis in a baby aged 30 days; most probably the disease was transmitted across the placenta. The Au antigen, the anti-Au antibody and the Au-anti-Au immunocomplexes have been studied in the child, in the mother and in the father. A considerable, but transistory hypogammaglubulinemia has been found in the newborn, a
Panizon F, Rottini GD, TAMARO, PAOLO
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Au-Be/Au and Au-Be/Cr/Au ohmic contacts to p-type InP and InGaAsP
Semiconductor Science and Technology, 1988A comparison of vacuum-deposited Au-Be/Au and Au-Be/Cr/Au metallisations, used for the preparation of ohmic contacts to p-type InP and InGaAsP, is presented. The electrical and metallurgical properties of such contacts were studied as a function of material parameters and of deposition and alloying conditions.
V Malina, K Vogel, J Zelinka
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Collective Expansion in Central Au + Au Collisions
Physical Review Letters, 1994Energy spectra for intermediate mass fragments produced in central Au+Au collisions at [ital E]/[ital A]=100MeV indicate a collective expansion at breakup. For the first time, values for this collective expansion energy per nucleon are extracted independently for each charge.
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ACS nano, 2012
Using the CO oxidation as a chemical probe, we perform a comprehensive ab initio study of catalytic activities of subnanometer gold clusters. Particular attention is placed on 12 different clusters in the size range of Au(16)-Au(35), whose atomic structures in the anionic state have been resolved from previous experiments.
Yi, Gao +4 more
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Using the CO oxidation as a chemical probe, we perform a comprehensive ab initio study of catalytic activities of subnanometer gold clusters. Particular attention is placed on 12 different clusters in the size range of Au(16)-Au(35), whose atomic structures in the anionic state have been resolved from previous experiments.
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