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Proteomic Profiling of Human Extracellular Vesicles Reveals Diagnostic Biomarkers for Colon Adenocarcinoma. [PDF]

J Extracell Vesicles
Seo Y, Han YD, Bojmar L, Kim KA, Seo Y, Kim TK, Lee S, Kim Y, Choi HB, Lim YH, Kim CH, Sandberg A, Fan C, Lauritzen P, Molina H, Peralta C, Geri JB, Burdette C, Han DH, Gee HY, Lee I, Shin JS, Kim H, Li L, Tobias GC, Wortzel I, Shin SJ, Jung HI, Lee MG, Paik S, Schwartz RE, Ahn JB, Lyden D, Kim HS.   +33 more
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Lessons Learned from a Military-Biotechnology Partnership to Develop a Broad-Spectrum Small-Molecule Inhibitor for Snakebite Envenoming. [PDF]

Toxins (Basel)
Lawrence KL, Owen JL, Garver LS, Ritter BA, Wilson CM, Boatright GR, Bowling FY, Platts-Mills TF, Renner AK, Carter RW.   +9 more
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Enhancing Maritime Safety Through Needs Analysis: Identifying Critical English Communication Skills for Pre-Service Maritime Students in a Chinese University. [PDF]

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Guo X, Zhen M, Guo Y.
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A transferable SARS-CoV-2 IRES module enables dual translation initiation for enhanced antigen expression in COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. [PDF]

Mol Ther Nucleic Acids
Seo HY, Jung H, Lee SY, Jung HG, Cho H, Son YM, Bak Y, Hwang SY, Kim JH, Park IH, Shin JS, Oh JW.   +11 more
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What's in a Name? Mapping the Translation Industry

In this chapter, we set ourselves the not-insignificant task of outlining and defining the translation industry. We first map the emergence of a new disciplinary sub-field that we call Translation Industry Studies and interrogate the nomenclature that is
Walker, C., Lambert, J.
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The industrialization of translation

Translation Spaces, 2012
Much has written by scholars on translation as product and as process, but relatively little attention has been paid to translation as a commercial service, business or industry. This article proposes a modest step in this direction by using microeconomics as a window through which to examine the industrialization of translation, focusing on causes ...
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The TRANSLATING INDUSTRY

Aslib Proceedings, 1959
The origins and growth of any industry can be traced to a number of major impelling forces. In the case of any given industry, therefore, it may be possible to throw some light on probable future developments by studying the history of its evolution from its origins right up to the present time.
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