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SINGING NA-NA-NA-NA: LULLABIES IN EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES

2014
Abstract This research aims to see what may be the effects of singing the lullabies on the development of individual identity [1]. It describes a qualitative research, conducted on a sample of 105 female subjects of the hinterland around a big city like Naples.
STROLLO, MARIA ROSARIA   +1 more
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The uncoupled extruson of Na+ through the Na+ pump

Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Biomembranes, 1973
Abstract An ouabain-sensitive or cyanide-sensitive Na + efflux into media nominally free of Na + and K + has been reported in variety of animal cells. One possible explanation is that, under these peculiar circumstances, the Na + pump exchanges intracellular Na + for K + leaking out of the cells, the affinity for K + being highest in the ...
V L, Lew, M A, Hardy, J C, Ellory
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NAS ransomware: ransomware targeting NAS devices

Global Crime
The present study examines the impact of ransomware against Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices. NAS devices are external harddrives which are usually easily accessible through the internet. We analyse 502 ransomware attacks reported to the Dutch Police between 2019 and 2022, of which 104 (20.7%) targeted NAS devices.
Meurs, Tom   +3 more
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"Na" OR "NA" IN HYPERTENSION?

The Lancet, 1981
Morris Brown   +5 more
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Na(3s)+Na+to Na(3p)+Na+differential scattering

Journal of Physics B: Atomic and Molecular Physics, 1984
The author describes Na(3s) to Na(3p) transition induced by collision with Na+ via two-state rotational coupling at EK=37.5 eV in a semiclassical first-order Magnus approximation. Calculations are performed using several different data sets for the potential energies. It is found that recent pseudopotential values in which core polarisation is included
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