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The ubiquitin conjugating enzyme UBE2L3 regulates TNFa-induced linear ubiquitination by Bishi Fu Shitao Li Lingyan Wang Michael A Berman Martin E Dorf

“…The inducible and reversible modification of proteins with polyubiquitin chains has emerged as one of the most common and versatile means of protein…”
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Application of forensic identity testing in a clinical setting. Specimen identification by Tsongalis, G J, Berman, M M

“…Specimen identification is a carefully controlled factor in clinical laboratory testing. However, on occasion, despite surmountable efforts to prevent…”
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The malignant transformation of liver cell adenomas by Foster, J H, Berman, M M

“…To investigate clinical experience with the apparent malignant transformation of benign liver cell adenomas. Retrospective review of personal experience and…”
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Whose rite is it anyway?: the search for a constitutional permit to die by Berman, Martin B

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Familial liver-cell adenomas and diabetes mellitus by Foster, J H, Donohue, T A, Berman, M M

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Colonic Ulceration in Histiocytosis X by Hyams, Jeffrey S., Haswell, James E., Gerber, Michael A., Berman, Martin M.

“…Gastrointestinal symptoms in histiocytosis X are distinctly unusual. This report describes a 5‐month‐old infant with a prolonged history of lower…”
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Major Hepatic Trauma: Warm Ischemic Tolerance of the Liver After Hemorrhagic Shock by Perdrizet, George A., Giles, David L., Dring, Robert, Agarwal, Suresh K., Khwaja, Khalid, Gao, Yuan Z., Geary, Michael, Cowell, Vernon L., Berman, Martin, Brautigam, Robert

“…The management of severe hepatic trauma frequently involves exposing the liver to varying periods of warm ischemia. The ischemic tolerance of the liver, in the…”
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Double heterozygosity for mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes in a breast cancer patient by Tsongalis, G J, Linfert, D R, Johnson, R C, Ackroyd, R, Berman, M M, Ricci, Jr, A

“…Germline mutations in the tumor suppressor genes BRCA1 and BRCA2 confer substantial increased lifetime risk for breast cancer, and in the case of BRCA1, for…”
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Hepatocellular carcinoma. Polygonal cell type with fibrous stroma--an atypical variant with a favorable prognosis by Berman, M M, Libbey, N P, Foster, J H

“…Hepatocellular carcinoma, even when treated with operative resection, is generally regarded as uniformly fatal. Isolated reports of an unusual histologic…”
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Altitudes ad Infinitum by Berman, Martin

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Altitudes ad Infinitum by Berman, Martin

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Angiosarcoma of the breast by Merino, M J, Carter, D, Berman, M

“…Primary angiosarcoma of the breast is an unusual neoplasm generally associated with a dismal prognosis. In order to determine if there is a relationship…”
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AOL Debacle Illustrates HR's Need to Help Senior Execs Avoid Foot-in-Mouth Disease by Berman-Gorvine, Martin

“…HR has an important role to play in helping senior management avoid the kind of negative publicity and compliance risk that Tim Armstrong, CEO of AOL Inc,…”
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Trying to Get to Senior Leaders' Table, HR's Seat Possibly Being Pulled Further Back by Berman-Gorvine, Martin

“…Human resources departments' attempts to gain more influence at a strategic managerial level are proceeding much more slowly than professionals in the field…”
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ARTHURDALE, NAMBE, AND THE DEVELOPING COMMUNITY SCHOOL MODEL: A COMPARATIVE STUDY by BERMAN, MARTIN L

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Nonantibiotic-associated enterocolitis caused by Clostridium difficile in an infant by Hyams, J S, Berman, M M, Helgason, H

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Colonic Ulceration in Histiocytosis X by Hyams, Jeffrey S., Haswell, James E., Gerber, Michael A., Berman, Martin M.

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Accurately fitting trial denture bases by Berman, M H

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Paid sick leave laws, online recruiting, worker misclassification will keep HR busy by Berman-Gorvine, Martin

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Having a toxic worker costs employers minimum of $12,500 by Berman-Gorvine, Martin

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