The law of divorce applicable to Christians in India (the Indian Divorce Act 1869)

Mode of access: Internet.

Digest of decisions of the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board and the courts involving the Wisconsin employment peace act, May 12, 1939-December 31, 1950.

Mode of access: Internet.

Oversight of Indian claims affected by federal statute of limitations : hearing before the Select Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, Ninety-seventh Congress, second session, on oversight of Indian claims affected by the federal statute of limitations, April 1, 1982, Washington, D.C

Part 2, "September 16, 1982" 1984.

Proceedings of the 6th High Energy Heavy Ion Study and 2nd Workshop on Anomalons, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California, June 28-July 1, 1983 /

"DE84005862"--Label mounted on cover.

Amending the Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act to identify and remove barriers to reducing child abuse, to provide for examinations of certain children, and for other purposes : report (to accompany S. 1899).

"May 18, 2006."

Twelve precisely! or, A night at Dover: an interlude, in one act. As performed at the Olympic Theatre, Strand, Monday, Jan 1, 1821.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Indian law reports;

Subtitle varies: 1876-1948, Containing cases determined by the High Court at Allahabad and by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on appeal from that Court (varies slightly); 1949-50, Containing cases determined by the High Court at Allahabad and by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the Federal Court of India on appeal from that Court; 1951-55, Containing cases determined by the High Court at Allahabad and by the Supreme Court of India on appeal therefrom, and also the acts and ordinances of the State of the Uttar Pradesh.

The Indian law reports. containing cases determined by the High Court at Patna and by the Supreme Court on appeal from that court.

Subtitle varies: Jan. 1922- Containing cases determined by the High Court at Patna and by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on appeal from that court.

Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954:repeal or further reform? Part 1

Paper includes results of an empirical survey of legal professionals who specialise in property law and surveyors, both of whom are involved with commercial lease renewal work. The survey investigates whether there is any appetite amongst these professionals for abolishing the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 Part II or alternatively for reform of the same. The results are analysed and recommendations made by the authors.

(Table 1) Chemical composition of ethmodiscus oozes from the Indian Ocean

A study was made of mineral composition of sand- and silt-sized fractions of recent clastic (riftogenic) sediments and solidified deposits collected from the bottom of the Romanche Trench during the first voyage of R/V Akademik Kurchatov. Similarity between mineral compositions of sediments and bedrocks (ultrabasites, gabbroids, diabases) was established. This similarity is a basis for considering the mineral complex of the deposits that have been derived from the bedrocks of the trench slopes, and have formed due to their submarine denudation accompanied by tectonic crushing. The same mineral composition was found in pieces of older consolidated deposits; this suggests that conditions of sedimentation similar to those at recent times have existed for a long time in the Romanche Trench.

(Table 1) Composition of organic matter from sediments of the triple junction area in the Indian Ocean

Bituminous substances in metalliferous sediments from the region of the triple junction in the Indian Ocean were studied. Specific peculiarities of their structure confirming location in "hot conditions" were revealed. Hydrocarbons are genetically connected with hydrothermal matter, and thus they could be considered as a geochemical indicator of hydrothermal processes in the ocean.

���Acid-spike��� effect in spurs/tracks of the low/high linear energy transfer radiolysis of water : potential implications for radiobiology and nuclear industry

R��sum�� : Les ions hydronium (H3O + ) sont form��s, �� temps courts, dans les grappes ou le long des trajectoires de la radiolyse de l'eau par des rayonnements ionisants �� faible transfert d�����nergie lin��aire (TEL) ou �� TEL ��lev��. Cette formation in situ de H3O + rend la r��gion des grappes/trajectoires du rayonnement temporairement plus acide que le milieu environnant. Bien que des preuves exp��rimentales de l���acidit�� d���une grappe aient d��j�� ��t�� signal��es, il n'y a que des informations fragmentaires quant �� son ampleur et sa d��pendance en temps. Dans ce travail, nous d��terminons les concentrations en H3O + et les valeurs de pH correspondantes en fonction du temps �� partir des rendements de H3O + calcul��s �� l���aide de simulations Monte Carlo de la chimie intervenant dans les trajectoires. Quatre ions incidents de diff��rents TEL ont ��t�� s��lectionn��s et deux mod��les de grappe/trajectoire ont ��t�� utilis��s : 1) un mod��le de grappe isol��e "sph��rique" (faible TEL) et 2) un mod��le de trajectoire "cylindrique" (TEL ��lev��). Dans tous les cas ��tudi��s, un effet de pH acide brusque transitoire, que nous appelons un effet de "pic acide", est observ�� imm��diatement apr��s l���irradiation. Cet effet ne semble pas avoir ��t�� explor�� dans l'eau ou un milieu cellulaire soumis �� un rayonnement ionisant, en particulier �� haut TEL. �� cet ��gard, ce travail soul��ve des questions sur les implications possibles de cet effet en radiobiologie, dont certaines sont ��voqu��es bri��vement. Nos calculs ont ensuite ��t�� ��tendus �� l�����tude de l'influence de la temp��rature, de 25 �� 350 ��C, sur la formation in situ d���ions H3O + et l���effet de pic acide qui intervient �� temps courts lors de la radiolyse de l���eau �� faible TEL. Les r��sultats montrent une augmentation marqu��e de la r��ponse de pic acide �� hautes temp��ratures. Comme de nombreux processus intervenant dans le c��ur d���un r��acteur nucl��aire refroidi �� l'eau d��pendent de fa��on critique du pH, la question ici est de savoir si ces fortes variations d���acidit��, m��me si elles sont hautement localis��es et transitoires, contribuent �� la corrosion et l���endommagement des mat��riaux.

Genetic Diversity on the Integrase Region of the pol Gene among HIV Type 1-Infected Patients Naive for Integrase Inhibitors in Sao Paulo City, Brazil

The presence of mutations associated with integrase inhibitor (INI) resistance among INI-naive patients may play an important clinical role in the use of those drugs Samples from 76 HIV-1-infected subjects naive to INIs were submitted to direct sequencing. No differences were found between naive (25%) subjects and subjects on HAART (75%). No primary mutation associated with raltegravir or elvitegravir resistance was found. However, 78% of sequences showed at least one accessory mutation associated with resistance. The analysis of the 76 IN sequences showed a high polymorphic level on this region among Brazilian HIV-1-infected subjects, including a high prevalence of aa substitutions related to INI resistance. The impact of these findings remains unclear and further studies are necessary to address these questions.

Degeneration of dystrophic or injured skeletal muscles induces high expression of Galectin-1

Muscle degenerative diseases such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy are incurable and treatment options are still restrained. Understanding the mechanisms and factors responsible for muscle degeneration and regeneration will facilitate the development of novel therapeutics. Several recent studies have demonstrated that Galectin-1 (Gal-1), a carbohydrate-binding protein, induces myoblast differentiation and fusion in vitro, suggesting a potential role for this mammalian lectin in muscle regenerative processes in vivo. However, the expression and localization of Gal-1 in vivo during muscle injury and repair are unclear. We report the expression and localization of Gal-1 during degenerative-regenerative processes in vivo using two models of muscular dystrophy and muscle injury. Gal-1 expression increased significantly during muscle degeneration in the murine mdx and in the canine Golden Retriever Muscular Dystrophy animal models. Compulsory exercise of mdx mouse, which intensifies degeneration, also resulted in sustained Gal-1 levels. Furthermore, muscle injury of wild-type C57BL/6 mice, induced by BaCl(2) treatment, also resulted in a marked increase in Gal-1 levels. Increased Gal-1 levels appeared to localize both inside and outside the muscle fibers with significant extracellular Gal-1 colocalized with infiltrating CD45(+) leukocytes. By contrast, regenerating muscle tissue showed a marked decrease in Gal-1 to baseline levels. These results demonstrate significant regulation of Gal-1 expression in vivo and suggest a potential role for Gal-1 in muscle homeostasis and repair.