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T HELPER CELL RESPONSES IN TANERELLA FORSYTHIA-INDUCED ALVEOLAR BONE DESTRUCTION
(2011-04-18)DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The most common form of inflammatory bone destruction in humans occurs in periodontal disease (PD). PD is characterized by a chronic inflammation of the gingiva that leads to enhanced ... -
Table of Contents Interviews Collection 13335
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Table of Contents Interviews Collection 13336
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Tag prediction for personalization
(2015)Collaborative tagging systems are social data repositories in which users manage resources using descriptive keywords (tags). An important element of collaborative tagging systems is the tag recommender, which proposes a ... -
Tagging One Image at a Time: How Folksonomy Affected the Discovery of Images
(2014-12-06)This paper seeks to investigate how the use of folksonomies by users and information professionals has affected the discovery of images on social platforms and in Web 2.0 environments. As more images from archives and ... -
Tailoring superconductivity in Magnesium Diboride nanowires for prospective intercalation of single-layered graphene within its interstitial layers
(2011)Nanoscale superconducting materials such as MgB 2 possess a high surface-to-volume ratio yielding encouragingly high critical current densities. The strong electron-phonon coupling within MgB 2 and the connectivity between ... -
De Taine à Péguy; l'évolution des idées dans la France contemporaine.
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Taiwan and the development of a late-modern military
(2009)This dissertation attempts to contribute to the literature of comparative politics in three ways. First, the study applies Moskos' conceptualization of post-modern military to Taiwan and demonstrates its strengths and ... -
Taking the Idiopathic out of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
(State University of New York at Buffalo, 2019)Cis-regulatory elements (CRMs) are genomic regions that exert spatiotemporal control over gene expression patterns, which is critical to cell identity and function and whose disruption can lead to disease phenotypes. ... -
taking_our_seat_10-10-12.pdf
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taking_our_seat_mohammed_sadiq.pdf
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Talbot Bernard Family & Senior Housing
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Tales from the script: A qualitative study of early elementary teachers' perceptions and use of mandated and scripted ELA curricula
(2014)The adoption of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) by forty-five states in the U.S. has ushered in a new era of educational reform. For many states, this has taken the form of curricular mandates with an intended goal ... -
Tales of mass spectrometry applications: Detection of legacy and emerging contaminants in the environment
(2017)Environmental contaminants are naturally occurring, manufactured or man-made compounds which have been discovered to pose a threat to living organisms. The advancement in our knowledge on past and present contaminants in ... -
Talkers account for listener and channel characteristics to communicate efficiently
(Elsevier, 2015)A well-known effect in speech production is that more predictable linguistic constructions tend to be reduced. Recent work has interpreted this effect in an information-theoretic framework, proposing that such predictability ... -
Talking points: Ousmane Sembene's “Mandabi” and “Xala”
(2010)Senegalese filmmaker and author Ousmane Sembéne helped establish cinema within Africa. Two of his films, Mandabi and Xala , have become classics within African cinema through their usage of African languages and depiction ... -
Tandem cyclopropanation/ring closing metathesis, enyne metathesis: Developments and application towards natural product synthesis
(2006)Chapter one. Tandem cyclopropanation/ring-closing metathesis of dienynes . Certain dienynes give cyclorearrangement by tandem cyclopropanation/ring-closing alkene metathesis, triggered by either a ruthenium carbene or ... -
Tannerella forsythia and Fusobacterium nucleatum cooperate to induce synergistic periodontal bone destruction
(2012)Tannerella forsythia is a Gram-negative anaerobic bacterium strongly implicated in the development of chronic periodontitis (PD). T. forsythia is a late colonizer of the dental plaque that participates in plaque biofilm ... -
TANNERELLA FORSYTHIA INTERCATIONS WITH HOST CELLS AND OTHER BACTERIA
(2011-04-18)DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Tannerella forsythia (Bacteroides forsythus) is a gram-negative oral anaerobe implicated in the development of periodontal disease pathogenesis. T. forsythia remains one of the most ...