Background The optimal management of patients sustaining blunt abdominal trauma (BAT),
in whom intra-abdominal free fluid but no solid organ injury is found on imaging, remains …

Methods From the provincial trauma registry we selected a cohort of 40 geriatric patients (group
1)(≥ 65 yr of age) with an ISS of16 or more who were admitted to and spent time in our …

Background Abdominal trauma causing major intrahepatic bile duct injury is a relatively
uncommon occurrence. Most authorities recommend operative, usually resectional, …

… This variability was explained as largely due to a mixture of shallow wells and deep artesian
wells (Brown and Chen, 1995b). Later, for the data supplied to the NRC subcommittee, …

cDNA microarrays and a clustering algorithm were used to identify patterns of gene
expression in human mammary epithelial cells growing in culture and in primary human breast …

The use of malathion for insect control in stored cattlefeed and forage requires knowledge
of the possible excretion of the insecticide in milk, or of its accumulation in tissue, at higher …

Antitumor mAb bind to tumors and activate complement, coating tumors with iC3b. Intravenously
administered yeast β-1, 3; 1, 6-glucan functions as an adjuvant for antitumor mAb by …

… We show that G@arrest but not … d Percentage of maximal increase in cells with 4N DNA
content after … , confirming that wild-type p53 ftmction is necessary for the G@arrest in these cells. …

… -protein–coupled receptors in the trafficking of HSPCs, 3-8 and we recently presented
evidence for the involvement of the G-protein–coupled complement C3a receptor (C3aR) in this …

… stimulated neutrophil homotypic aggregation (JP Buyon and GD Ross, unpublished
observations). … D. Ross. 1986. Methods for enumerating cell populations by surface markers using …