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Infant with Diaper Rash and White Bumps by Fahrenholtz, H. Daniel, MD, Miller, Jacob J., MD, Bunn, Bryan B., MD

“…HSV-2 infection usually occurs in the teenage years, causing genital herpes, but the prevalence increases as the population ages.5 Both HSV subtypes can…”
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Simulations of bent-double radio sources in galaxy groups by Morsony, Brian J., Miller, Jacob J., Heinz, Sebastian, Freeland, Emily, Wilcots, Eric, Brüggen, Marcus, Ruszkowski, Mateusz

“…Bent-double radio sources have been used as a probe to measure the density of intergalactic gas in galaxy groups. We carry out a series of high-resolution,…”
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Time-resolved surface plasmon polariton coupled exciton and biexciton emission by Wang, Yikuan, Yang, Tianyu, Pourmand, Mahshid, Miller, Jacob J, Tuominen, Mark T, Achermann, Marc

“…We discuss the coupling between optically excited semiconductor nanocrystals (NC) and thin metal films in both the single and multi-exciton regime. Using…”
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Symposium on atropine toxicity therapy; pharmacology, procedure and techniques in atropine toxicity treatment of mental illness by MILLER, J J

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Symposium on atropine toxicity therapy; repression and atropine toxicity therapy by MILLER, J J

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Atropine coma: a somatic therapy in psychiatry by FORRER, G R, MILLER, J J

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Simulations of bent-double radio sources in galaxy groups by Morsony, Brian J, Miller, Jacob J, Heinz, Sebastian, Freeland, Emily, Wilcots, Eric, Brueggen, Marcus, Ruszkowski, Mateusz

“…Bent-double radio sources have been used as a probe to measure the density of intergalactic gas in galaxy groups. We carry out a series of high-resolution, 3D…”
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Herpesvirus quiescence in neuronal cells IV: Virus activation induced by pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP) involves the protein kinase A pathway by Robert J Danaher, Amber D Savells-Arb, Samuel A Black Jr, Robert J Jacob, Craig S Miller

“…Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP) is a naturally occurring peptide found in the central nervous system that plays a role in…”
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