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Early detection of OXA-48 producing Klebsiella pneumoniae with the use of rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing. [PDF]
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Complete genome sequence of <i>Nitratireductor aquimarinus</i> strain MNA2.1 isolated from sediments of the Berre lagoon, France. [PDF]
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Fish cells persistently infected with nervous necrosis virus produce a small-molecule substance for reducing cellular metabolism and suppressing viral multiplication. [PDF]
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New retron systems from environmental bacteria identify triggers of anti-phage defense and expand tools for genome editing. [PDF]
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The experiences of unprofessionalism among students in dental education: a qualitative study. [PDF]
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Photo Quiz: Unexpected pathogens in the Gram staining of a blood culture smear. [PDF]
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Abstract This chapter provides an overview of subculture as an empirical topic and unique concept in symbolic interactionist sociology. This includes a description of the social and historical origins of subcultural studies in postwar United States and United Kingdom, a summary of the theoretical traditions of the Chicago and Birmingham ...
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Abstract This chapter provides an overview of subculture as an empirical topic and unique concept in symbolic interactionist sociology. This includes a description of the social and historical origins of subcultural studies in postwar United States and United Kingdom, a summary of the theoretical traditions of the Chicago and Birmingham ...
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SummarySome conceptual problems in relation to the interaction of genetic influence and social disadvantagement are discussed, and some of the results of a study of 144 families with mentally handicapped children reported. The work of Heber and his associates in Milwaukee is briefly reviewed, and the Edinburgh data discussed in relation to the study in
J, Blackie, A, Forrest, G, Witcher
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SummarySome conceptual problems in relation to the interaction of genetic influence and social disadvantagement are discussed, and some of the results of a study of 144 families with mentally handicapped children reported. The work of Heber and his associates in Milwaukee is briefly reviewed, and the Edinburgh data discussed in relation to the study in
J, Blackie, A, Forrest, G, Witcher
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