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  1. 19761
    Table5_Dynamic Epicardial Contribution to Cardiac Interstitial c-Kit and Sca1 Cellular Fractions.DOCX

    Table5_Dynamic Epicardial Contribution to Cardiac Interstitial c-Kit and Sca1 Cellular Fractions.DOCX by C. Pogontke (12677213)

    Published 2022
    “…We found that a large proportion of cardiac c-Kit<sup>POS</sup> cells express specific markers strongly suggesting they are blood-borne cells. …”
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  2. 19762
    Comparison of inflammatory markers between brucella and non-brucella epididymo-orchitis

    Comparison of inflammatory markers between brucella and non-brucella epididymo-orchitis by Ali Cift (5630033)

    Published 2018
    “…Materials and Methods: We retrospectively reviewed the records of 22 BEO and 50 non-BEO patients. …”
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  3. 19763
    DataSheet_1_Nonlocality of scale-dependent eddy mixing at the Kuroshio Extension.pdf

    DataSheet_1_Nonlocality of scale-dependent eddy mixing at the Kuroshio Extension.pdf by Mingyue Liu (1519720)

    Published 2023
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  4. 19764
    Variations in muscle nitrogen isotopic abundances in relation to combined variations in splanchnic oxidation, urea recycling and peripheral delivery (Simulation #3).

    Variations in muscle nitrogen isotopic abundances in relation to combined variations in splanchnic oxidation, urea recycling and peripheral delivery (Simulation #3). by Nathalie Poupin (195134)

    Published 2014
    “…The red line corresponds to simulations under which a 28 to 71% increase in the initial %ox was counterbalanced by a decrease in P ranging from 0 to 13% (i.e., P decreasing from 250% to 216%), with R being fixed at 29% (i.e., 60% higher than its initial value). …”
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  5. 19765
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  6. 19766
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  7. 19767
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  8. 19768
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  9. 19769
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  10. 19770
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  11. 19771
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  12. 19772
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  13. 19773
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  14. 19774
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  15. 19775
    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir

    Combined Experimental and Computational Studies on Carbon−Carbon Reductive Elimination from Bis(hydrocarbyl) Complexes of (PCP)Ir by Rajshekhar Ghosh (1812388)

    Published 2008
    “…For example, the barrier to elimination from (<sup>H</sup>PCP)Ir(Me)<sub>2</sub> is 20 kcal/mol, which is 2 kcal/mol greater than from the (<sup>tBu</sup>PCP)Ir analogue. …”
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  16. 19776
    Comparison of different methods for gene expression analysis.

    Comparison of different methods for gene expression analysis. by Mikhail G. Dozmorov (242442)

    Published 2010
    “…<p>Sensitivity/Precision of Limma, SAM and Associative analyses. The 2-step normalization procedure was used in all cases. …”
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  17. 19777
    Loss of <i>Apc</i> causes spermatogonial stem cell (SSCs) depletion and blocks proliferation of SSCs in adult <i>Apc<sup>Foxj1</sup></i> testes.

    Loss of <i>Apc</i> causes spermatogonial stem cell (SSCs) depletion and blocks proliferation of SSCs in adult <i>Apc<sup>Foxj1</sup></i> testes. by Aimin Li (328168)

    Published 2013
    “…<p><b>A</b> Representative immunostaining of DDX4, DAZL and PLZF in control and <i>Apc<sup>Foxj1</sup></i> testis at 12 months are shown. …”
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  18. 19778
    Table_4_Seasonal differences in intestinal flora are related to rats’ intestinal water metabolism.xlsx

    Table_4_Seasonal differences in intestinal flora are related to rats’ intestinal water metabolism.xlsx by Jing Li (10611)

    Published 2023
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  19. 19779
    The performance and long-term stability of low-cost separators in single-chamber bottle-type microbial fuel cells

    The performance and long-term stability of low-cost separators in single-chamber bottle-type microbial fuel cells by Sanath Kondaveeti (3849310)

    Published 2017
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  20. 19780
    Effects of Hen Age and Egg Weight Class on the Hatchability of Free Range Indigenous Chicken Eggs

    Effects of Hen Age and Egg Weight Class on the Hatchability of Free Range Indigenous Chicken Eggs by AM Abudabos (4701748)

    Published 2017
    “…Initial egg weight (IEW) was recorded, and eggs were graded into four classes (A: 35-40 g, B: 40-45 g, C: 45-50 g, and D: 50-55 g). …”
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