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2019
Metanephric organ culture, or ex vivo embryonic kidney culture, was developed in the mid-twentieth century as a means to understand the development of the mammalian kidney and was used in early studies of polycystic kidney disease to explore mechanisms of renal cyst initiation by non-genetic factors.
Robin L, Maser +2 more
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Metanephric organ culture, or ex vivo embryonic kidney culture, was developed in the mid-twentieth century as a means to understand the development of the mammalian kidney and was used in early studies of polycystic kidney disease to explore mechanisms of renal cyst initiation by non-genetic factors.
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Current Opinion in Immunology, 1994
Thymic organ cultures are currently the only system capable of supporting a full programme of T-cell development in vitro. Unmanipulated thymus lobes are useful for studying some aspects of T-cell development but are limited for studies on interactions between thymocytes and stromal cells by their cellular heterogeneity.
E J, Jenkinson, G, Anderson
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Thymic organ cultures are currently the only system capable of supporting a full programme of T-cell development in vitro. Unmanipulated thymus lobes are useful for studying some aspects of T-cell development but are limited for studies on interactions between thymocytes and stromal cells by their cellular heterogeneity.
E J, Jenkinson, G, Anderson
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2017
The study of an English hospice commences by first examining the literature on organizational culture. The extensive and often contested literature on two major and competing epistemological positions is explored. The first is associated with realism and positivism and the second with nominalism and interpretivism.
Alan Baron +3 more
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The study of an English hospice commences by first examining the literature on organizational culture. The extensive and often contested literature on two major and competing epistemological positions is explored. The first is associated with realism and positivism and the second with nominalism and interpretivism.
Alan Baron +3 more
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Cultural analysis of an organ procurement organization
Progress in Transplantation, 2001Organ procurement organizations are a critical link in the acquisition, placement, and transport of human organs for transplantation. Employed within the organ procurement organizations are organ transplant coordinators and support staff who constitute the front line in the challenge to diminish the gap between the supply and demand for organs ...
R W, Gimbel +2 more
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Organization, Gender, and Culture
Organization Studies, 1988Gender concerns have been almost totally ignored within organizational analysis. This paper attempts to redress that ignorance. It has four related tasks: (1) to illustrate examples of gender-blind approaches to the study of organizations; (2), by way of a selective review of the organizations and culture debate, to argue for the utility of an ...
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1976
Our present, still fragmentary knowledge of teratogens and teratogenesis is based on studies following two major methodologic lines, non-experimental, epidemiologic studies, and experimental, in vivo investigations. Both approaches are hampered by many limitations and shortcomings, the most obvious in the epidemiologic studies being the complicated ...
L, Saxén +2 more
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Our present, still fragmentary knowledge of teratogens and teratogenesis is based on studies following two major methodologic lines, non-experimental, epidemiologic studies, and experimental, in vivo investigations. Both approaches are hampered by many limitations and shortcomings, the most obvious in the epidemiologic studies being the complicated ...
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Reconstituted Thymus Organ Culture
2016Reconstituted thymus organ culture is based on fetal thymus organ culture (FTOC). Purified thymocyte populations, from genetically modified mice or even from other species, are cultured in vitro with thymic lobes depleted of their endogenous thymocytes (by 2'-deoxyguanosine treatment) to form a new thymus.
Zimu, Deng +3 more
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Organic agriculture — culture shock
Food Policy, 1981Abstract The Ministry of Agriculture in the Netherlands reacted early to developments in ‘alternative agriculture’ (in English-speaking areas, this is generally termed ‘organic farming’). As early as 1970, a discussion took place between rep- resentatives of alternative agriculture and the Ministry concerning the possibility of an evaluation of ...
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