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<i>H-</i>phosphinic analogs of natural amino acids: a novel and efficient treatment for preventing biodeterioration of treasured painted artworks. [PDF]

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The effects of bacteriophage cocktail treatment on healthy gut microbiota: an in vitro human colon model study

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Brown TL   +9 more
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[A dangerous cocktail].

Giornale italiano di cardiologia (2006), 2021
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Marchini, Federico   +2 more
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Maximal Cocktails

Communications of the ACM, 2022
Poring over possible mixtures.
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The Bowel Cocktail

Pediatrics, 1981
Infantile gastroenteritis or infectious diarrhea of infancy remains a serious pediatric problem worldwide. It has been estimated that during 1975 500 million episodes of diarrhea occurred among the babies and young children of Asia, Africa, and Latin America, killing between 5 million and 18 million of them.1 Only improvements in the socioeconomic ...
M D, Bowie, M D, Mann, I D, Hill
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The Cocktail Boat

Integrative and Comparative Biology, 2014
We describe the inspiration, development, and deployment of a novel cocktail device modeled after a class of water-walking insects. Semi-aquatic insects like Microvelia and Velia evade predators by releasing a surfactant that quickly propels them across the water. We exploit an analogous propulsion mechanism in the design of an edible cocktail boat. We
Lisa J, Burton   +2 more
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The Cocktail Party Problem

Neural Computation, 2005
This review presents an overview of a challenging problem in auditory perception, the cocktail party phenomenon, the delineation of which goes back to a classic paper by Cherry in 1953. In this review, we address the following issues: (1) human auditory scene analysis, which is a general process carried out by the auditory system of a human listener; (
Simon Haykin 0001, Zhe Chen 0001
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