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B cell survival, surface BCR and BAFFR expression, CD74 metabolism, and CD8- dendritic cells require the intramembrane endopeptidase SPPL2A by Bergmann, Hannes, Yabas, Mehmet, Short, Alanna, Miosge, Lisa, Barthel, Nadine, Teh, Charis E, Roots, Carla M, Bull, Katherine R, Jeelall, Yogesh, Horikawa, Keisuke, Whittle, Belinda, Balakishnan, Bhavani, Sjollema, Geoff, Bertram, Edward M, Mackay, Fabienne, Rimmer, Andrew J, Cornall, Richard J, Field, Matthew A, Andrews, T Daniel, Goodnow, Christopher C, Enders, Anselm

“…Druggable proteins required for B lymphocyte survival and immune responses are an emerging source of new treatments for autoimmunity and lymphoid malignancy…”
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Controlling persistent organic pollutants–what next? by Vallack, Harry W., Bakker, Dick J., Brandt, Ingvar, Broström-Lundén, Eva, Brouwer, Abraham, Bull, Keith R., Gough, Clair, Guardans, Ramon, Holoubek, Ivan, Jansson, Bo, Koch, Rainer, Kuylenstierna, Johan, Lecloux, André, Mackay, Donald, McCutcheon, Patrick, Mocarelli, Paolo, Taalman, Rob D.F.

“…Within the context of current international initiatives on the control of persistent organic pollutants (POPs), an overview is given of the scientific…”
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Dispersion, deposition and impacts of atmospheric ammonia: quantifying local budgets and spatial variability by Sutton, M.A., Milford, C., Dragosits, U., Place, C.J., Singles, R.J., Smith, R.I., Pitcairn, C.E.R., Fowler, D., Hill, J., ApSimon, H.M., Ross, C., Hill, R., Jarvis, S.C., Pain, B.F., Phillips, V.C., Harrison, R., Moss, D., Webb, J., Espenhahn, S.E., Lee, D.S., Hornung, M., Ullyett, J., Bull, K.R., Emmett, B.A., Lowe, J., Wyers, G.P.

“…Ammonia is a reactive pollutant emitted primarily by agricultural sources near ground level in the rural environment. The consequence of these factors is that,…”
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Critical loads and the relevance of ammonia to an effects-based nitrogen protocol by Bull, K.R, Sutton, M.A

“…With the signing of the Second Sulphur Protocol in Oslo in 1994, many countries indicated their willingness to adopt an effects-based approach to reducing…”
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Critical loads : Possibilities and constraints by BULL, K. R

“…Since critical thresholds for acidic deposition were first considered in the 1970s, the critical loads approach has rapidly evolved into a practical tool for…”
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The Need for Education in Developing Acceptable Air Pollution Control Strategies by Bull, Keith R

“…The acute effects of air pollution on human health and the environment are well understood and the arguments for measures to prevent local, gross pollution are…”
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Coordinated effects monitoring and modelling for developing and supporting international air pollution control agreements by BULL, K. R, ACHERMANN, B, HETTELINGH, J.-P, JOHANNESSEN, T, KRZYZANOWSKI, M, KUCERA, V, KVAEVEN, B, LORENZ, M, LUNDIN, L, MILLS, G, POSCH, M, SKJELKVALE, B. L, BASHKIN, V, ULSTEIN, M. J, CHRAST, R, FENECH, G, FORSIUS, M, GREGOR, H.-D, GUARDANS, R, HAUSSMANN, T, HAYES, F

“…For 20 years the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution has worked to control air pollutant emissions in Europe and North America. Its Working…”
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The sensitivity of surface waters of Great Britain to acidification predicted from catchment characteristics by Hornung, M., Bull, K.R., Cresser, M., Ullyett, J., Hall, J.R., Langan, S., Loveland, P.J., Wilson, M.J.

“…Using a combination of soil, land use and geological information, a map of Great Britain has been derived which indicates the sensitivity of surface waters to…”
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An empirical map of critical loads of acidity for soils in Great Britain by Hornung, M., Bull, K.R., Cresser, M., Hall, J., Langan, S.J., Loveland, P., Smith, C.

“…The method used to produce a critical load map of acidity for soils in Great Britain is described. Critical loads were assigned to the dominant soil in each 1…”
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Setting international targets for controlling atmospheric emissions of pollutants — now and in the future by Bull, Keith R., Hall, Jane R.

“…Current discussions on controlling emissions of atmospheric nitrogen pollutants in Europe are adopting a multi-pollutant, multieffect strategy where…”
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Assessing Potential Impacts on Biodiversity Using Critical Loads by Bull, Kr, Hall, Jr, Cooper, J, Metcalfe, Se, Morton, D, Ullyett, J, Warr, Tl, Whyatt, Jd

“…In many countries there has been much concern over maintaining biodiversity in natural ecosystems in the face of pressures such as changing land use and…”
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comparison of different ranking schemes for assessing the effect of large point sources of pollution in the UK by Wadsworth, R.A, Brown, M.J, Bull, K.R, Metcalfe, S.E, Whyatt, D, Powlesland, C

“…The availability of national maps of critical loads for soils, vegetation and freshwaters helps enable the assessment of the effects of large point sources of…”
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Critical loads for nitrogen deposition for Great Britain by Bull, K.R, Brown, M.J, Dyke, H, Eversham, B.C, Fuller, R.M, Hornung, M, Howard, D.C, Rodwell, J, Roy, D.B

“…There is currently much interest in mapping critical loads for nitrogen deposition as part of a strategy for controlling nitrogen emissions. While nitrogen…”
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Estimating the impact of air pollution on environmentally valuable sites by Brown, M, Dyke, H, Wright, S.M, Wadsworth, R.A, Bull, K.R, Farmer, A, Bareham, S, Metcalfe, S.E, Whyatt, D, Powlesland, C

“…Concern about the environmental effect of air pollution on areas of high conservation value in the UK has prompted the statutory agencies to initiate an…”
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High Levels of Cadmium in Atlantic Seabirds and Sea-Skaters by Bull, K R, Murton, R K, Osborn, D, Ward, P, Cheng, Lana

“…It is debatable whether cadmium should be regarded as a pollutant to seabirds. As well, the cadmium found in seabirds may have natural rather than industrial…”
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Mechanism and rate parameters for the pyrolysis of 2,3-dimethylbutane by Bull, K. R., Marshall, R. M., Purnell, J. H.

“…The pyrolysis of 2,3-dimethylbutane (DMB) was investigated in the ranges of 667-770K and 10-181 Torr (1.3-24kPa) at up to 3% decomposition. A Rice-Herzfeld…”
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