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Lymphoid organ-targeted nanomaterials for immunomodulation of cancer, inflammation, and beyond. [PDF]

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Channel width modulates the permeability of DNA origami-based nuclear pore mimics. [PDF]

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Advances in immunoPET/SPECT imaging: The role of Fab and F(ab')<sub>2</sub> fragments in theranostics. [PDF]

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The SALADIN project

ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2002
It is apparent that, in the near future, software production will be more and more involved with applications running on heterogeneous networks, often with mobile components. Witness the increasing availability of reliable broadband communication networks, which span local, metropolitan and worldwide areas, and the high popularity of newly conceived ...
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Saladin

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1974
Ira M. Lapidus, Andrew S. Ehrenkreutz
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Saladin and the Assassins

Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1953
In the year 577/1181–2, in a letter to the Caliph in Baghdad explaining his activities in Syria, Saladin writes that he is engaged in a struggle for Islam against a three-fold enemy—the infidel Frankish invader, the heretical and murderous Assassins, and the treacherous Zangid rulers of Mosul, whom he accuses of intelligence and even alliance with both
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THE SALADIN OIL FIELD

The APPEA Journal, 1989
The Saladin Oil Field is located immediately east of Thevenard Island, 25 km northwest of Onslow, in the Barrow Sub- basin, northwest Australia. Saladin 1, drilled in 1985 on a structure mapped from 1984 and older seismic data, tested 47° API oil at 875 kL/d (5510 B/D) from the Early Cretaceous Barrow Group.
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Saladin

The American Historical Review, 1977
R. Stephen Humphreys, Geoffrey Hindley
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