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A cost-effective laboratory device for single slow micro compression testing of soft materials in the small-strain region. [PDF]
Kim J, Pyo S, Ahn H, Jeong OC.
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An Untethered Ring-Shaped Miniature Robot with Axisymmetric Vibrations and Non-axisymmetrically Arranged Feet. [PDF]
Liu B +7 more
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Comparing undesirable behaviours between 'designer' Poodle-cross dogs and their purebred progenitor breeds. [PDF]
Bryson GT +4 more
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Comparative Anatomical and Morphometric Analysis of Eustachian Tube Across Species. [PDF]
Li R +15 more
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Sustained-Release Microneedles for Local Delivery of Antibacterial Peptide in Acne Therapy. [PDF]
Gao J +6 more
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Correction to: The draft genome of the Wisconsin Miniature SwineTM, a valuable biomedical research tool. [PDF]
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Miniaturized hemoproteins [PDF]
The present paper highlights and reviews current research in the field of hemoprotein models. Hemoproteins have been extensively studied in order to understand structure-function relationships, and to design new molecules with desired functions. A wide number of synthetic analogues have been developed, using quite different approaches.
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 1999
Miniature pigs have become popular pets in North America, and veterinarians of a variety of clinical specialties may be called on for their care. Successful collection of blood from these animals requires familiarity with the location of sites for venipuncture and knowledge of adequate methods of restraint. In this article, restraint and techniques for
D C, Van Metre, S M, Angelos
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Miniature pigs have become popular pets in North America, and veterinarians of a variety of clinical specialties may be called on for their care. Successful collection of blood from these animals requires familiarity with the location of sites for venipuncture and knowledge of adequate methods of restraint. In this article, restraint and techniques for
D C, Van Metre, S M, Angelos
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