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Isolation and characterization of mineral phosphate-solubilizing bacteria naturally colonizing a limonitic crust in the south-eastern Venezuelan region by Pérez, Elizabeth, Sulbarán, Miguel, Ball, María M., Yarzábal, Luis Andrés

“…With the aim to explore the possible role of mineral phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) in phosphorus (P) cycling in iron-rich, acidic soils, we conducted a…”
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A RELATIONAL MODEL OF AGING, ILLNESS, AND PALLIATIVE CARE AND ITS APPLICATIONS by Perkins, M.M., Ball, M.M., Kemp, C.L.

“…Relational perspectives continue to gain prominence in ethics in health and long-term care and in aging research. A key focus of this theoretical approach is…”
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QUALITY OF CARE AND LIFE IN ASSISTED LIVING: WHAT MATTERS MOST TO WHOM by Kemp, C.L., Burgess, E.O., Ball, M.M., Morgan, J.C., Fitztroy, A.F., Dillard, J.A., Perkins, M.M.

“…Assisted living (AL) residents are embedded in care convoys (i.e., networks) comprised of the evolving collection of individuals who provide informal support…”
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FAMILY INVOLVEMENT IS THE KEY: INFORMAL CARE IN ASSISTED LIVING by Kemp, C.L., Ball, M.M., Morgan, J.C., Burgess, E.O., Doyle, P.J., Perkins, M.M.

“…This paper presents findings from a 5-year longitudinal qualitative study involving 50 residents and their informal and formal care network members (n= 225) in…”
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NATURE AND MEANING OF SOCIAL TIES AMONG ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENTS AT THE END OF LIFE by Perkins, M.M., Halpin, S.N., Salvador Comino, M., Ball, M.M., Kemp, C.L., Doyle, P.J., Vandenberg, A.E., Quest, T.E.

“…Social network size and quality of perceived social support are associated with overall well-being in late life. Our research on end-of-life in assisted living…”
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I get along with most of them : direct care workers'relationships with resident's families in assisted living by KEMP, C.L, BALL, M.M, PERKINS, M.M, HOLLINGSWORTH, C, LEPORE, M.J

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Oxidative stress and the pathogenesis of heart failure by Ball, A M, Sole, M J

“…There is strong evidence for an adverse role of oxidative stress in CHF in both animals and humans. Antioxidant supplement have been very effective in the…”
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Megaesophagus and aspiration pneumonia secondary to gastric ulceration in a foal by Murray, M J, Ball, M M, Parker, G A

“…A 3-month-old foal with a history of persistent fever and leukocytosis was found to have pneumonia, ulceration of the squamous portion of the stomach, and…”
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Survival of Mouse Skin Epithelial Cells Following Single and Divided Doses of X-Rays by Emery, E. W., Denekamp, J., Ball, M. M., Field, S. B.

“…A slight modification of Withers' technique has been used to study the survival of mouse skin epithelial cells after using single doses and divided doses of…”
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Recovery and Repopulation in Mouse Skin as a Function of Time after X-Irradiation by Denekamp, J., Ball, M. M., Fowler, J. F.

“…Gross skin reactions of mouse feet have been studied after one or two doses of x-rays. For split-dose irradiations a first dose of 1000 rads was used. The…”
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