Artis medicae principes, Hippocrates, Aretaeus, Alexander, Aurelianus, Celsus, Rhazeus /

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Jodoci Lommii Burani ... Commentarii de sanitate tuenda in primum lib. de re medica /

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A. Corn. Celsi De medicina libri octo /

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Jodoci Lommii Burani ... Commentarii de sanitate tuenda in primum lib. de re medica /

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Platon's werke einzeln erklärt und in ihrem zusammenhange dargestellt,

Vol. 2-3, Erfurt, C. Villaret.

Celse, Vitruve, Censorin (oeuvres complètes), Frontin (Des aqueducs de Rome) : avec la traduction en français /

Texto a dos col.

Traité de médecine /

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A. Corn. Celsi de Medicina libri octo ... /

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Platons werke /

German translation, without original text.

Vite dei pittori antichi /

Includes bibliographical references.

School of Nursing Class of 1993

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An Integrated Assessment of the Red Sea Urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) Fisheries in Southern California and Washington State: Addressing Sustainability and Vulnerability in the face of Climate Change

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Model for growth hormone receptor activation based on subunit rotation within a receptor dimer

Growth hormone is believed to activate the growth hormone receptor (GHR) by dimerizing two identical receptor subunits, leading to activation of JAK2 kinase associated with the cytoplasmic domain. However, we have reported previously that dimerization alone is insufficient to activate full-length GHR. By comparing the crystal structure of the liganded and unliganded human GHR extracellular domain, we show here that there is no substantial change in its conformation on ligand binding. However, the receptor can be activated by rotation without ligand by inserting a defined number of alanine residues within the transmembrane domain. Fluorescence resonance energy transfer ( FRET), bioluminescence resonance energy transfer (BRET) and coimmunoprecipitation studies suggest that receptor subunits undergo specific transmembrane interactions independent of hormone binding. We propose an activation mechanism involving a relative rotation of subunits within a dimeric receptor as a result of asymmetric placement of the receptor-binding sites on the ligand.

The impact of regulation and ownership structure on market orientation in the tourism industry in China

The nature of market orientation and its impact on business performance and other related outcomes have been extensively researched in a range of service contexts including tourism. In contrast, our understanding of the factors that influence market orientation is still limited. This paper reports on a study that contributes to our understanding of the determinants of market orientation within the tourism sector by focusing specifically on the role played by two strategically important variables, namely government regulation and ownership structure. The study analyses two national samples of hotels and travel services in the rapidly growing tourism industry in China. The hotel sector has been open to foreign investment for two decades and has a diversified ownership structure, whereas the travel services sector has been dominated by government owned firms and relatively closed to foreign investment. The results of the survey suggest that of the two new antecedents, only government regulation has a significant role to play in driving market orientation. Internally, access to appropriate managerial and marketing capabilities was identified as a significant predictor of the development of market orientation.