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Disease phenotypic and geospatial features vary across genetic lineages for Tuberculosis within Arkansas, 2010-2020 by Renardy, Marissa E, Gillen, Craig, Yang, Zhenhua, Mukasa, Leonard, Bates, Joseph, Butler, Russ, Kirschner, Denise E

“…Tuberculosis (TB) elimination in the United States remains elusive, and community-specific, localized intervention strategies may be necessary to meet…”
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Heat Treatment of Fibers Used as Growth Supplement for Lactobacillus acidophilus and Lactobacillus rhamnosus by Santos, Amanda, Santos, Anael, Gillen, Craig, Santos, Fernanda

“…Abstract only The interaction between humans and microbes that colonize the human body has been a topic of great interest among the scientific community in…”
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Bacteriological Evaluation of Essential‐Oil Based Products from a Local Small Business by Santos, Anael A., Butler, Russ, Gillen, Craig, Santos, Amanda B., Santos, Fernanda B.O.

“…All‐natural, essential‐oil based products are becoming a significant segment of local small business. In fact, an increasing number of consumers are choosing…”
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Effect of Fiber Concentration on the Growth of Lactobacillus rhamnosus by Santos, Amanda B., Gillen, Craig, Santos, Fernanda B.O., Santos, Anael A.

“…The use of probiotics and prebiotics has become widely accepted as beneficial for intestinal health. In addition to the enhanced intestinal function,…”
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Disease phenotypic and geospatial features vary across genetic lineages for Tuberculosis within Arkansas, 2010–2020 by Marissa E. Renardy, Craig Gillen, Zhenhua Yang, Leonard Mukasa, Joseph Bates, Russ Butler, Denise E. Kirschner

“…Tuberculosis (TB) elimination in the United States remains elusive, and community-specific, localized intervention strategies may be necessary to meet…”
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The Weinberger Pardon: A Blow to American Justice by Gillen, Craig A.

“…This article addresses the propriety of President George Bush's, 24th December, 1992 pre-trial pardon of former Secretary of Defense, Caspar Weinberger, an…”
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