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Hyperferritinaemia in dengue virus infected patients is associated with immune activation and coagulation disturbances by van de Weg, Cornelia A M, Huits, Ralph M H G, Pannuti, Cláudio S, Brouns, Rosalba M, van den Berg, Riemsdijk W A, van den Ham, Henk-Jan, Martina, Byron E E, Osterhaus, Albert D M E, Netea, Mihai G, Meijers, Joost C M, van Gorp, Eric C M, Kallas, Esper G

“…During a dengue outbreak on the Caribbean island Aruba, highly elevated levels of ferritin were detected in dengue virus infected patients. Ferritin is an…”
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Response of perennial cool-season grasses to clipping in the Southern Plains by Gillen, R.L, Berg, W.A

“…Many forage-livestock systems in the Southern Plains depend on the use of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and rye (Secale cereale L.) to support rapid…”
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When can i avoid to biopsy a us-detected breast lesion ? by Berg, W.A.

“…Distinguish complicated and complex cystic lesions. Discuss criteria for probably benign findings and their management. Discuss the current and future rôle of…”
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Pyrite and pyritic mill tailing as a source of iron in a calcareous iron-deficient soil [Sorghum vulgare sudanense] by Barrau, E. M., Berg, W. A.

“…Mill wastes from ore processing, particularly acid‐forming pyrites, often pose disposal problems. This greenhouse study evaluated pyrite and a pyritic mill…”
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Phase separation processes in polymer solutions in relation to membrane formation by van de Witte, P., Dijkstra, P.J., van den Berg, J.W.A., Feijen, J.

“…This review covers new experimental and theoretical physical research related to the formation of polymeric membranes by phase separation of a polymer…”
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Ultrasound by Berg, W.A.

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When can i avoid to biopsy a us-detected breast lesion ? by Berg, W.A.

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Requirements for effective functional breast imaging by Weinberg, I.N., Zawarzin, V., Adler, L.P., Pani, R., DeVincentis, G., Khalkhali, I., Vargas, H., Venegas, R., Kim, S.C., Bakale, G., Levine, E., Perrier, N., Freimanis, R.I., Lesko, N.M., Newman, D.P., Geisinger, K.R., Berg, W.A., Masood, S.

“…Most nuclear medicine physicists were trained on devices aimed at functional neuroimaging. The clinical goals of brain-centered devices differ dramatically…”
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Residual nitrogen effects on wheat following legumes in the Southern Plains by Berg, W.A. (USDA, ARS, Woodward, OK.)

“…Increasing nitrogen (N) fertilizer prices give rise to the question of N benefits from legumes in cropping systems in the Southern Great Plains. This study…”
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Enterobacter cloacae outbreak in the NICU related to disinfected thermometers by van den Berg, R.W.A., Claahsen, H.L., Niessen, M., Muytjens, H.L., Liem, K., Voss, A.

“…In the first week of December 1997, an increasing incidence of neonates colonized with multi-drug resistant Enterobacter cloacae (MR- E. cloacae) was observed…”
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Microparticle adhesion studies by atomic force microscopy by Segeren, L. H. G. J., Siebum, B., Karssenberg, F. G., Van Den Berg, J. W. A., Vancso, G. J.

“…Atomic force microscopy (AFM) is one of the most flexible and simple techniques for probing surface interactions. This article reviews AFM studies on particle…”
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Surface energy characteristics of toner particles by automated inverse gas chromatography by Segeren, L.H.G.J, Wouters, M.E.L, Bos, M, van den Berg, J.W.A, Vancso, G.J

“…Inverse gas chromatography (IGC) was applied to the surface energy study of surfaces of toner particles. The dispersive component of the surface energy was…”
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Phase behavior of polylactides in solvent-nonsolvent mixtures by van de Witte, P., Dijkstra, P. J., van den Berg, J. W. A., Feijen, J.

“…Isothermal phase diagrams for the semicrystalline poly‐L‐lactide (PLLA) and the amorphous poly‐DL‐lactide (PDLLA) in combination with several…”
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Phase transitions during membrane formation of polylactides. I. A morphological study of membranes obtained from the system polylactide-chloroform-methanol by van de Witte, P., Esselbrugge, H., Dijkstra, P.J., van den Berg, J.W.A., Feijen, J.

“…The influence of solid-liquid demixing, liquid-liquid demixing and vitrification on the morphology of polylactide membranes has been investigated. To study the…”
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A morphological study of membranes obtained from the systems polylactide-dioxane-methanol, polylactide-dioxane-water and polylactide-N-methyl pyrrolidone-water by van de Witte, P., Esselbrugge, H., Dijkstra, P. J., van den Berg, J. W. A., Feijen, J.

“…The influence of liquid–liquid demixing, solid–liquid demixing, and vitrification on the membrane morphologies obtained from several…”
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Long-term soil nitrogen and vegetation change on sandhill rangeland by Berg, W.A, Bradford, J.A, Sims, P.L

“…The effect of livestock grazing on organic and N in rangeland soils is not well defined. In this study on sandy rangeland in western Oklahoma, we sampled 8…”
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Metastable liquid-liquid and solid-liquid phase boundaries in polymer-solvent-nonsolvent systems by van de Witte, P., Dijkstra, P. J., van den Berg, J. W. A., Feijen, J.

“…In general liquid–liquid demixing processes are responsible for the porous morphology of membranes obtained by immersion precipitation. For rapidly…”
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Complementary grazing of native pasture and Old World bluestem by Gillen, R.L, Berg, W.A

“…Native pasture and Old World bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) have contrasting herbage production characteristics that suggest potential for incorporation into a…”
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Nitrogen fertilization of a native grass planting in western Oklahoma by Gillen, R.L. (USDA, ARS, Southern Plains Range Research Station, Woodward, OK.), Berg, W.A

“…Native warm-season grass mixtures have been established on the Southern Plains under the USDA Conservation Reserve Program. We studied responses to N…”
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Plant Uptake of Indigenous and Fertilizer Nitrogen from a Cretaceous Shale and Coal Mine Spoils by Reeder, Jean Dolan, Berg, W. A.

“…Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) was grown in a greenhouse in incubated and nonincubated samples of a Cretaceous shale, two strip mine coal spoils, and a soil…”
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