Rent, interest and wages ; or, The real bearings of the land question : private rent the mother of interest, the cause of commercial depressions & social misery /

Mode of access: Internet.

The history of the republic of Texas, from the discovery of the country to the present time : and the cause of her separation from the republic of Mexico. Microform

References: Streeter no. 1422.

Observations on Mr. Brougham's bill : "For better providing the means of education for His Majesty's subjects;" shewing its inadequacy to the end proposed, and the danger that will arise from it to the cause of religious liberty.

Mode of access: Internet.

A report of the trail of the cause of John Taylor vs. Edward C. Delavan : prosecuted for alleged libel ; tried at the Albany circuit, April, 1940 ; and Mr. Delavan's correspondence with the ex. committee of the Albany city temperance society, &c.

"This action ... is brought for two publications in the Evening journal, in the month of February, 1835 ... The declaration sets forth that the defendant meant to charge that impure, dirty and filthy water ... had, for years, been carted to the malt-house of the plaintill; ant that he had been guilty of using that water in preparing barley for malt."--p. 45.

Proceedings of the Convention of the Young men of Massachusetts, friendly to the cause of temperance, held at Worcester, July 1 & 2, 1834.

Mode of access: Internet.

Game protection and propagation in America; a handbook of practical information for officials and others interested in the cause of conservation of wild life,

Mode of access: Internet.

Investigation of certain operations on cotton exchanges. Hearings before a subcommittee of the committee on Agriculture and Forestry, United States Senate, Seventy-first Congress, second session, on S. Res. 149, a resolution to investigate the cause of the decline of cotton prices in 1926. June 25, 1930.

Mode of access: Internet.

On the nature, and proximate cause, of insanity

Mode of access: Internet.

The true political economy of Ireland, or, Rack-rent the one great cause of all her evils : with its remedy, being a speech delivered at a meeting of the farming and laboring classes, at Inch, in the Queen's County /

Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature, no. 28981.

The English malady, or, A treatise of nervous diseases of all kinds : as spleen, vapours, lowness of spirits, hypochondriacal, and hysterical distempers, &c., in three parts: Part I. Of the nature and cause of nervous distempers : Part II. Of the cure of nervous distempers : Part III. Variety of cases that illustrate and confirm the method of cure : with the author's own case at large /

Each part has special title page.

The continuance of peace and increasing prosperity a source of consolation and just cause of gratitude to the inhabitants of the United States. A sermon, delivered February 19,1795 ; being a day set apart by the President, [for thanksgiving and prayer through the United States.

Evans 29830

World revolution in the cause of peace /

Mode of access: Internet.

Onchocerca gibsoni : the cause of worm nodules in Australian cattle.

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Mutation in mitochondrial DNA as a cause of presbyacusis

Much of the hearing loss that occurs in old age is likely to be due to the long-term deterioration of the mitochondria in the different structures of the cochlea. The current review surveys some of the basic information on mitochondria and mitochondrial DNA, as a background to their possible involvement in presbyacusis. It is likely that oxygen radicals damage mitochondrial DNA and other components of the mitochondria, such as their proteins and lipids. This further compromises both oxidative phosphorylation and the repair processes in mitochondria, setting up a vicious cycle of degradation. Evidence is presented from inherited point mutations on the possibly most critical sites for mutations in mitochondrial DNA associated with hearing loss. It is suggested that random sorting and clonal expansion of mutations both maintain the integrity of the pool of mitochondrial DNA molecules and give rise to the apoptosis that leads to loss of vulnerable cells, and hence to deafness. It is moreover suggested that apoptosis of the vulnerable cells of the inner ear may to some extent be preventable, or at least delayed. Copyright (C) 2004 S. Karger AG, Basel.