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THE ORIGIN OF THE PROTEINS OF NEPHRITIC URINE [PDF]

open access: yesArchives of Internal Medicine, 1915
From time to time attempts have been made to determine the source of the protein present in albuminous urine. Chemical methods are, in most forms of albuminuria, entirely incapable of distinguishing between blood proteins, kidney proteins and urinary proteins.
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Dating thin zircon rims by NanoSIMS: the Fengtien nephrite (Taiwan) is the youngest jade on Earth

open access: yes, 2014
Nephrite in the Fengtien area of the eastern part of the Central Mountain Range, Taiwan, is associated with antigorite-serpentinite within the Yuli belt, a late Cenozoic subduction–accretionary complex related to the eastward subduction of the South ...
Tadashi Usuki (652251)   +7 more
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Nephrite jade brush washer

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Brown nephrite jade brush washer designed with leaves and a bamboo ...
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Mineralogy and Sr Isotope Characteristics of Dahua Stratified Tremolite Nephrite and Host Rocks, Guangxi Province, China

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The tremolite nephrite deposit in Dahua county, Hechi City, Guangxi province, China is a new genetic type of nephrite deposit. It is hosed by Mg-poor limestone (~1.30 wt.% MgO) and intruded by diabase (~45 wt.% SiO2).
Haiyan Yu   +3 more
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Nephrite jade buckle

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Nephrite jade buckle embellished with small rubies, emeralds, and sapphires inset in ...
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A New Nephrite Occurrence in Jiangxi Province, China: Its Characterization and Gemological Significance

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Nephrite is a very precious gemstone material. As a non-renewable resource, the discovery of new nephrite deposits and the study of the genesis of nephrite have aroused great interest.
Meiyu Shih   +4 more
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