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Retinal degeneration driven by brain-derived neurotrophic factor deficiency in microglia and T-lymphocytes. [PDF]
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Investigation of secondary charged particles emerged in the interaction of [Formula: see text] + emulsion at 1 A GeV. [PDF]
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Endocardial primary cilia and blood flow regulate EndoMT during endocardial cushion development. [PDF]
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Bioimage analysis for multiplexed FUCCI acquisitions powered by deep learning
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1995
Nuclei that are in their ground state or are only slightly excited are examples of degenerate Fermi gases. The nuclear density is determined by the nucleon-nucleon interaction — essentially by the strong repulsion at short distances and the weak attraction between nucleons that are further apart. We have already seen in Sect.
Bogdan Povh +4 more
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Nuclei that are in their ground state or are only slightly excited are examples of degenerate Fermi gases. The nuclear density is determined by the nucleon-nucleon interaction — essentially by the strong repulsion at short distances and the weak attraction between nucleons that are further apart. We have already seen in Sect.
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Physical Review C, 1985
We show that the information theory method of Aichelin and Huefner for calculating the fragment distribution resulting from high energy proton bombardments is an approximation to the Euler number partition. We find that a consistent application of the theory produces fragment distributions substantially steeper than the calculation of Aichelin and ...
L. G. Sobotka, L.G. Moretto
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We show that the information theory method of Aichelin and Huefner for calculating the fragment distribution resulting from high energy proton bombardments is an approximation to the Euler number partition. We find that a consistent application of the theory produces fragment distributions substantially steeper than the calculation of Aichelin and ...
L. G. Sobotka, L.G. Moretto
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Cold Spring Harbor Protocols, 2015
The isolation of nuclei is often the first step in studying processes such as nuclear-cytoplasmic shuttling, subcellular localization of proteins, and protein–chromatin or nuclear protein–protein interactions in response to diverse stimuli. Therefore, rapidly obtaining nuclei from cells with relatively high purity and minimal subcellular contamination,
Arash Nabbi, Karl Riabowol
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The isolation of nuclei is often the first step in studying processes such as nuclear-cytoplasmic shuttling, subcellular localization of proteins, and protein–chromatin or nuclear protein–protein interactions in response to diverse stimuli. Therefore, rapidly obtaining nuclei from cells with relatively high purity and minimal subcellular contamination,
Arash Nabbi, Karl Riabowol
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Nuclear Physics A, 1990
I review recent progress relating to chaotic dynamics in the areas of statistical spectroscopy, global indicators of chaotic motion, and Hamiltonian transport.
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I review recent progress relating to chaotic dynamics in the areas of statistical spectroscopy, global indicators of chaotic motion, and Hamiltonian transport.
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Physical Review D, 1986
We study the different explanations of the European Muon Collaboration effect. Although the theoretical models are very sensitive to input free-nucleon structure functions, we find that each has distinctive testable traits. Therefore, we examine different reactions to see which can distinguish the models.
M.C. Birse +2 more
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We study the different explanations of the European Muon Collaboration effect. Although the theoretical models are very sensitive to input free-nucleon structure functions, we find that each has distinctive testable traits. Therefore, we examine different reactions to see which can distinguish the models.
M.C. Birse +2 more
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