Teatro escogido de Fray Gabriel Tellez, conocido con el nombre de El Maestro Tirso de Molina.

Contiene 12 tomos.

Concordia liberi arbitrii : cum gratiae donis, diuina praescientia, prouidentia, praedestinatione, et reprobatione, ad nonllus primae partis D. Thomae articulos / doctore Ludouico Molina ... e Societate Iesu autore ... ; adiecti sunt duo indices ...

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Ignatii Lassarte et Molina ... De decima venditionis & permutationis, qu[a]e Alcauala nuncupatur, liber vnus ...

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Relacion del fallecimiento, entierro y sumptuosas honras ... a la... memoria ... del ... Cardenal de Molina y Oviedo, Obispo de Malaga ... /

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Bonham and Cottonwood pipelines and Molina power plants, constructed 1959-1963, Collbran Project, Colo. Technical record of design and construction.

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La sociedad y el patíbulo ó la pena de muerte : histórica y filosóficamente considerada /1cpor Manuel Pérez y de Molina

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Desde Toledo á Madrid : comedia del maestro Tirso de Molina /

"Representada en el teatro del Príncipe la noche del 24 de diciembre de 1847" - port.-

Comedias escogidas de Fray Gabriel Tellez (El Maestro Tirso de Molina) /

Mode of access: Internet.

Comedias escojidas [sic] del maestro Tirso de Molina.

Contiene: Vol. 2 .- Vol. 3 .- Vol. 4.

Comedias escogidas de Fray Gabriel Tellez (El Maestro Tirso de Molina) /

Mode of access: Internet.

Viaje pintoresco á las dos Américas, Asia y África : resúmen jeneral de los viajes y descubrimientos de Colon, Magallanes, Las Casas, Gomara, La Condamine, Ulloa, Jorge Juan, Humboldt, Molina, Cabot, Grijalva, Koempfer, Marco Polo, Forster, Chardin, Tournefort, Volney, In Loubére, Chateaubriand, Caillé, Lander, etc., etc. /

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Comedias de Tirso de Molina /

"Catalogo razonado del teatro de Tirso de Molina": v. 2, p. [i]-xliv; "Obras falsamente atribuidas á Tirso de Mollina": v. 2, p. [xlv]-xlvi.

The North American species of Forcipomyia, subgenus Euprojoannisia (Diptera: ceratopogonidae) /

Issued Dec. 1978.

Saponins from Quillaja saponaria Molina: Isolation, Characterization and Ability to Form Immuno Stimulatory Complexes (ISCOMs)

ISCOMs have received much attention as vaccine adjuvants due to their immunostimulatory effects. They are colloidal particles typically comprised of phospholipids, cholesterol and Quil A, a crude mixture of saponins extracted from the bark of Quillaja saponaria Molina. We have previously shown that ISCOMs can be prepared by ether injection wherein an ether solution of phospholipids and cholesterol in a mass ratio of 5:2 is injected into a solution of Quil A at a mass ratio of 7 lipids: 3 Quil A. The aim of this study was firstly to isolate and characterise discrete fractions of Quil A and secondly to investigate which of these fractions were able to form ISCOMs by the method of ether injection. Six fractions of Quil A were isolated by semi-preparative reverse phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) and characterised by analytical HPLC, liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS) and the qualitative Liebermann- Burchard and Molisch tests for triterpenoids and carbohydrates respectively. ISCOMs were subsequently prepared from the isolated fractions by the method of ether injection and the resulting preparations characterized by photon correlation spectroscopy (PCS) and negative stain transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The molecular weights of the major compounds in the fractions ranged from ∼1200 to ∼2300 Da; all fractions tested positive for triterpenoids and saccharides and four of the fractions were identified as QS-7, QS-17, QS-18 and QS-21 by analysis (LC-MS and analytical HPLC). Injection of ether solutions of lipids into aqueous solutions of QS-17, QS-18 or QS-21 all resulted in homogeneous ISCOM dispersions. The combination of lipids and QS-7 by ether injection produced lamellae and liposomes as the prominent structures and a minor amount of ISCOMs. The remaining two hydrophilic, low molecular weight fractions of Quil A did not produce ISCOMs, instead liposomes and helical structures predominated in the samples.

Do the lichens Xanthoparmelia conspersa (Ach.) Hale and Rhizocarpon Ram. Em. Th. Fr. subgenus Rhizocarpon utilise exogenous carbohydrates for radial growth?

To field test the hypothesis that lichen thalli can use environmental sources of carbon, solutions of ribitol, arabitol and mannitol were added to intact thalli of Xanthoparmelia conspersa (Ach.) Hale and a yellow species of Rhizocarpon (Rhizocarpon Ram. Em. Th. Fr. subgenus Rhizocarpon). In addition, ribitol and an arabitol/mannitol mixture were added to the marginal hypothalli of Rhizocarpon thalli after removal of the areolae. Carbohydrates were added at the beginning of 2- or 3-month growth periods for up to 15 months at concentrations approximately three times the levels estimated to be in the thalli. Addition of carbohydrates to intact thalli of both species had no effect on total radial growth but addition of mannitol significantly increased growth of X. conspersa thalli in the September/October growth period in one experiment. However, this effect was not repeated in a subsequent experiment in which different concentrations of mannitol were added to intact thalli. Addition of ribitol to hypothalli of Rhizocarpon resulted in significantly increased growth in the first few months of the experiment, growth then declining to levels below that of untreated thalli. The data suggest that although hypothalli of Rhizocarpon may have the ability to utilise exogenous carbohydrates for growth, there was little evidence that intact thalli of either species utilise environmental sources of carbon in the field.