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High-frequency performance of electric field sensors aboard the RESONANCE satellite by Sampl, M, Macher, W, Gruber, C, Oswald, T, Kapper, M, Rucker, H O, Mogilevsky, M

“…We present the high-frequency properties of the eight electric field sensors as proposed to be launched on the spacecraft "RESONANCE" in the near future. Due…”
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Complications, mobility, and quality of life in ankle sarcoma patients: any difference in limb salvage versus amputation? by Smolle, Maria Anna, Leithner, Andreas, Kapper, Martin, Demmer, Gregor, Trost, Carmen, Bergovec, Marko, Windhager, Reinhard

“…AimsThe aims of the study were to analyze differences in surgical and oncological outcomes, as well as quality of life (QoL) and function in patients with…”
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RPW: Very low electric field measurements for LF bandwitdh (F<20MHz) by Panh, J., Fiachetti, C., Berge, R., Guilhem, E., Lourme, E., Sampl, M., Kapper, M.

“…Embedding RPW (Radio Plasma Wave) instrument on Solar Orbiter implies to be able to measure very low level of the electric field from DC to 20MHz. And this low…”
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Volume Regulation and Nitrogen Metabolism in the Muricid Gastropod Thais haemastoma by Kapper, M. A., Stickle, W. B., Blakeney, E.

“…Ammonia and primary amine excretion and concentrations of intracellular nin-hydrin-positive substance (NPS) and free amino acids (FAA) were measured in Thais…”
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Microsomal detoxication enzyme responses of the marine snail, Thais haemastoma, to laboratory oil exposure by LIVINGSTONE, D. R, STICKLE, W. B, KAPPER, M, SHIAO WANG

“…T. haemastoma were exposed to the water soluble fractions of South Louisiana crude oil in a flow through system. Average hydrocarbon exposure levels were 0,…”
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DETERMINING DIABETES RISK FACTORS FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN MOTHERS AND THEIR DAUGHTERS by Darling, J L., Kapper, M M., Baer, J T., Brahler, C J.

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Metabolic Responses of the Estuarine Gastropod Thais haemastoma to Hypoxia by Kapper, Martin A., Stickle, William B.

“…Chronic hypoxia tolerance of Thais haemastoma was inversely related to acclimation temperature but not to salinity. Oxyregulatory ability varied inversely with…”
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VOLUME REGULATION AND NITROGEN METABOLISM IN THE MURICID GASTROPOD THAIS HAEMASTOMA by KAPPER, M. A., STICKLE, W. B., BLAKENEY, E.

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T-lymphoblastic lymphoma terminating as malignant histiocytosis with rearrangement of immunoglobulin heavy chain gene by van der Kwast, T H, van Dongen, J J, Michiels, J J, Hooijkaas, H, Kappers, M C, Hagemeijer, A

“…A 19-year-old man presented with cutaneous, mediastinal and intrapleural localization of a T-lymphoblastic non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) of immature phenotype…”
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Metabolic Adaptations of Several Species of Crustaceans and Molluscs to Hypoxia: Tolerance and Microcalorimetric Studies by Stickle, William B., Kapper, Martin A., Liu, Li-Lian, Gnaiger, Erich, Wang, Shiao Y.

“…Although some species of fish, crustaceans, and molluscs may behaviorally avoid hypoxic masses of small size and limited duration, others cannot. In a series…”
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Phosphorylation of ribbed mussel gill pyruvate kinase by Kapper, MA, Bishop, SH

“…During hyperosmotic stress carbon flux is directed through pyruvate kinase, rather than PEP-carboxykinase. Pyruvate is translocated into the mitochondria and…”
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Glycolytic flux in hypertonically stressed ribbed mussel gills by Kapper, MA, Greenwalt, DE, Beatty, E S, Bishop, SH

“…Can pyruvate from glycolysis serve alanine synthesis during hyperosmotic stress? GLycolytic flux was evaluated (in Mytilidae) using radiolabelled glucose (G)…”
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Metabolic responses of this estuarine gastropod Thais haemastoma to hypoxia by Kapper, MA, Stickle, W B

“…Chronic hypoxia tolerance of Thais haemastoma was inversely related to acclimation temperature but not to salinity. Oxyregulatory ability varied inversely with…”
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