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The heterogeneity of azurophil granules in neutrophil promyelocytes: immunogold localization of myeloperoxidase, cathepsin G, elastase, proteinase 3, and bactericidal/permeability increasing protein

Azurophil granules of myeloid cells form in promyelocytes. They store cytotoxic and digestive agents which when released are involved in the defense against infection. In order to characterize the intragranular distribution of these agents, ultrastructural methods using immunogold were used on promyelocytes. Azurophil granules were divided into nucleated, large spherical (large azurophil) and smal

Voice imitation - different ways of saying mobilsvar

Voice imitation can be effective in different ways, both consciously and unconsciously, in situations such as language acquisition and for entertainment. The human voice is flexible, and it is possible to change the vocal tract in order to imitate other people’s speech behaviour. To succeed with the imitation, we have to figure out important and characteristic features of the target speaker. Such

Patient satisfaction with ambulance care services; survey from 2 districts in southern Sweden

An architecture for calculation of the distance transform based on mathematical morphology

This paper presents a hardware architecture for calculating the city-block and chessboard distance transform on binary images. It is based on applying multiple morphological erosions and adding the result, enabling both processing pixels in raster scan order and a deterministic execution time. Which distance metric to be calculated is determined by the shape of the structuring element, i.e. diamon

Do open-ended survey questions on migration motives create coder variability problems?

Contemporary research on migration has benefi ted from adopting a variety of methodological approaches and different sources of information to provide answers to the ever-recurring question of why people migrate. Yet, when it comes to central methods used for researching migration motives, progress appears to have been slow. This paper focuses on surveys to research migration motives using self-ad

The life and times of targeted killing - Book proposal

Competitive Equilibria with Indivisible Goods

Friedrich Schleiermacher : His Contribution to New Testament Studies

The importance of learning in supporting energy efficiency technologies - A Case Study on Policy Intervention for Improved Insulation in Germany, the UK and Sweden

To combat climate change, different types of initiatives and policy instruments are required to support the development and dissemination of new energy efficient technologies. What type of policy instruments shall be used is, however, not pre-determined. To advance knowledge in how to design successful policy instruments, evaluations and deep-analyses are needed; this to better understand the role

Main problems in teaching science: Conceptual change, approaches to learning, learning thresholds, and transferability of knowledge. What all science teachers should know about teaching science.

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Adaptive Protection of Series Compensated Lines

Integration and intra-industry trade adjustment in South Africa

Concept learning: A geometrical model

Centrality dependence of direct photon production in root s(NN) = 200 GeV Au+Au collisions.

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Technology, Institutions and the Allocation of Time in Urban Swedish Housholds 1920-1990

Overload control of Intelligent Peripherals

Facilitation of Web-Based Business Systems Establishment through Inter-Organizational Process Mapping and Understanding

The introduction of web-based enterprise systems requires internal business process re-design, where organizations have to reconsider their internal working processes. These processes need to match their customers’ and suppliers’ processes and evolve into inter-organizational processes in order to create a sustainable web system. This article is based on a case study where the creation of a new we