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Ms. hebr. fol. 17 - Ṿa-yiḳra

Bemerkungen: Fragment umfaßt Kap. 1, Vers 5 bis Kap. 8, Vers 17

Ms. hebr. fol. 18 - Shemot

Bemerkungen: Fragment umfaßt Kap. 35, Vers 20 bis Kap. 40, Vers 20 (unvollständig)

Ms. hebr. fol. 19 - Shemot

Bemerkungen: Das Fragment umfaßt Kap. 10, Vers 5 bis Kap. 12, Vers 50

Ms. hebr. fol. 20 - Shemot

Bemerkungen: Das Fragment umfaßt Kap. 26, Vers 17 (2. Hälfte) bis Kap. 35, Vers 23 (Anfang)

Ms. hebr. fol. 21 - Shemot

Bemerkungen: Das Fragment umfaßt die Kap. 35, Vers 23 (Ende) bis Kap. 39, Vers 19 (1. Hälfte)

[Die Kriegsräte des Schmalkaldischen Bundes]

P. Troschel sculp.

Der Baalschem von Michelstadt : Kulturgeschichtliche Erzählung

von Judaeus

Survey analysis on dental infection control & occupational safety from India---1999 & 2010

The objective was to study knowledge, attitudes, practice (KAP) and needs regarding infection control measures using two cross-sectional surveys from 1999 and 2010 conducted in India. Both data collection instruments had only about 35 comparable variables in common. In 1999, there were 456 respondents (dentists) who completed a self-administered survey instrument compared to 272 respondents in 2010. Both the 1999 and 2010 samples were mutually independent with no overlap, had regional differences, and therefore, were not completely comparable for changes in KAP over time. While almost all respondents from both surveys felt that education in dental safety was needed and wanted mandatory dental safety curriculum in dental schools, severe inadequacies in dental safety knowledge, protection against immunizable diseases, and practice of universal precaution were noted. Data from the study demonstrated that there is a substantial opportunity to improve the knowledge, attitude and practice of dental infection control and occupational safety in India. Few respondents (27%) reported that the infectious disease status of a patient is always known and a significant number reported that they had the right to refuse care for patients of known infectious disease status. This indicates that Stigma in treating HIV/AIDS patients remains a concern, which in turn suggests that a stronger focus on educating dentists about dental safety and on stigma and infectious disease is needed. Information obtained from this study could be utilized for developing policies oriented towards increasing dental safety educational efforts, in both dental schools as curriculum, and for practicing dentists through professional updates or continuing dental education.^

Biomass of invertebrate bycatch on the East- and West-Greenland shelf during Walther Herwig III cruise WH379

The study on invertebrate communities in East- and West-Greenland shelf waters was embedded in a fisheries survey carried out during the 379th expedition of the German fisheries vessel Walther Herwig III of the Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries, Hamburg, Germany. The aim of the study was a coarse classification of the bycatch comprising macrobenthic organisms. On the one hand the marine ecosystem of this area provides food for commercially valuable fish stocks and plays, potentially an important role in the remineralisation of nutrients. On the other hand it experiences stress by traditional bottom trawling as well as anthropogenic and natural climate variability. As a consequence the study can provide a baseline to detect further changes in the composition of this component of a sub-arctic marine ecosystem.