Johann Martin Niederee; ein rheinisches Künstlerbild,

"Literatur und Anmerkungen": p. [93]-95.

The romance of the Martin Connor,

Illustrated t.-p.

Operator and organizational maintenance manual : grader, road, motorized, diesel engine driven, 12 foot blade, (Caterpillar model 112F), FSN 3805-902-3083 w/Martin GS55 graderscraper, FSN 3805-900-8545.

"April 1968."

Direct support, general support, and depot maintenance manual : grader, road, motorized, diesel engine driven, 12 foot blade (Caterpillar model 112F), FSN 3805-902-3808, w/Martin GS55 graderscraper, FSN 3805-900-8545.

"March 1968."

Martin Opitz, Teutsche Poemata.

Facsimile of original engr. t.-p.

Lockheed Martin Utility Services, Inc., Piketon, Ohio.

"April 1996"--P. [1].

R.P.D. Augustini Calmet Ordinis S. Benedicti ... Commentarius litteralis in omnes libros Veteris et Noui Testamenti : opus gallice primum ab authore, nunc vero latinis literis traditum /

Mode of access: Internet.

May Martin, and other tales of the Green Mountains.

May Martin.--The guardian and ghost.--The Shaker lovers.--Ethan Allen and the lost children.--The young sea captain.--The old soldier's story.--A new way to collect a bad debt.--An Indian's revenge.

An introductory sketch to the Martin Marprelate controversy, 1588-1590 ...

A provisional chronological list of the works comprising this controversy": p. [197]-200.

Wörterbuch zu Dr. Martin Luthers deutschen Schriften /

"Quellenverzeichnis": v. 1, p. [xxv]-lxxxvi.

Beitrage zur kenntnis des o-p-dichlor-m-nitro-o-toluidins und s...

Thesis (doctoral)--

The cultural resource inventory of the John Martin Dam and Reservoir, Bent County Colorado /

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The life cycle of Paracardicoloides yamagutii Martin, 1974 (Digenea: Sanguinicolidae)

The sanguinicolids Paracardicoloides yamagutii Martin, 1974 and Plethorchis acanthus Martin, 1975 were obtained from their definitive hosts, Anguilla reinhardtii Steindachner and Mugil cephalus Linnaeus (respectively) in the tributaries of the Brisbane River, Queensland, Australia. Two putative sanguinicolid cercariae were collected from a hydrobiid gastropod, Posticobia brazieri Smith, in the same waters. The two cercariae differ markedly in size and the form of their sporocysts. Both putative cercariae develop in the digestive gland of Po. brazieri. The ITS2 rDNA region from these sanguinicolids and a Clinostomum species (utilised as an outgroup due to the close morphological similarities between the cercarial stages of the Clinostomidae and the Sanguinicolidae) were sequenced and aligned. Comparison of the ITS2 sequences showed one cercaria to be that of P. yamagutii. This is the first sanguinicolid life history determined by a molecular method. P. yamagutii is the fourth sanguinicolid known to utilise a freshwater hydrobiid gastropod as its intermediate host. ITS2 rDNA is effective in distinguishing sanguinicolids at the species level.

An X-ray micro-fluorescence study to investigate the distribution of Al, Si, P and Ca ions in the surrounding soft tissue after implantation of a calcium phosphate-mullite ceramic composite in a rabbit animal model

Synthetic calcium phosphates, despite their bioactivity, are brittle. Calcium phosphate-mullite composites have been suggested as potential dental and bone replacement materials which exhibit increased toughness. Aluminium, present in mullite, has however been linked to bone demineralisation and neurotoxicity: it is therefore important to characterise the materials fully in order to understand their in vivo behaviour. The present work reports the compositional mapping of the interfacial region of a calcium phosphate-20 wt% mullite biocomposite/soft tissue interface, obtained from the samples implanted into the long bones of healthy rabbits according to standard protocols (ISO-10993) for up to 12 weeks. X-ray micro-fluorescence was used to map simultaneously the distribution of Al, P, Si and Ca across the ceramic-soft tissue interface. A well defined and sharp interface region was present between the ceramic and the surrounding soft tissue for each time period examined. The concentration of Al in the surrounding tissue was found to fall by two orders of magnitude, to the background level, within similar to 35 mu m of the implanted ceramic.