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Non-Contact Universal Sample Presentation for Room Temperature Macromolecular Crystallography Using Acoustic Levitation by Morris, R. H., Dye, E. R., Axford, D., Newton, M. I., Beale, J. H., Docker, P. T.

“…Macromolecular Crystallography is a powerful and valuable technique to assess protein structures. Samples are commonly cryogenically cooled to minimise…”
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Simulation of clinical scintigrams for nuclear medicine imaging devices by Dye, R E

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Cryptosporidiosis in a patient with hemophilia, common variable hypogammaglobulinemia, and the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome by Koch, K L, Shankey, T V, Weinstein, G S, Dye, R E, Abt, A B, Current, W L, Eyster, M E

“…A 36-year-old man had chronic, debilitating diarrhea due to cryptosporidiosis. This patient had longstanding common variable hypogammaglobulinemia and…”
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Use of two ionisation chambers with a commercial isotope assay calibrator by Dye, R E, Reece, B L

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An anthropomorphic phantom for evaluation of radiosotope bone imaging of the lumbar spine by Dye, R E, Reece, B L

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Kinematics of the human body under crash conditions by DYE, E R

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Precision lead collimator construction by Dye, R E, Reece, B L

“…A novel fabrication technique is described based on stacking accurately drilled lead discs to form collimators for rectilinear scanning. This technique has…”
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Syringe shields for nuclear medicine by Dye, R E, Reece, B L

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Engineering research on protective headgear by DYE, E R

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Villous tumor of the stomach by Allegra, J C, Rohrer, G V, Nahrwold, D L, Abt, A B, Dye, R E

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Automobile crash safety research by DYE, E R

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"Selige Sehnsucht" and Goethean Enlightenment by Dye, Robert Ellis

“…Goethe's poem "Selige Sehnsucht" has been variously interpreted in the light of different readers' notions of what is characteristically "Goethean." This essay…”
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