Titlebook: Regulation of Target Cell Responsiveness; Kenneth W. McKerns,Asbjørn Aakvaag,Vidar Hansson Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Insulin.e

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Richard M. Sharpe,Focko F. G. Rommertsisruption of brain tissue and thus by penetrating gunshots to the head. Ballistic parameters and intracranial trajectories where sustained capability to act is possible are discussed. Rapid incapacitation is produced by massive blood loss via acute cerebral hypoxemia and subsequent unconsciousness.

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F. F. G. Rommerts,G. H. Bakker,R. Molenaar,H. J. van der Molenisaster or tragic events such as aeroplane crashes, genocide, war or terrorist attacks. In these situations, identification of victims becomes one of the primary aims of the disaster relief teams. During the postmortem examination, the pathologist facilitates identification by examining the body and

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A. Jagannadha Rao,J. A. Long,B. D. Gondos,J. G. Lehoux,J. Ramachandranerences in bottle shape, weight, and filling conditions did not account for any differences of the resulting injuries and the breaking behavior of the bottles, respectively. Strikingly, even in the cases in which death was attributable to the blow with the glass bottle, the actual cause of death was

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The Role of Protein Phosphorylation in Insulin Actionerned with identification of a “second messenger” of insulin action. A series of small molecules including cyclic AMP, cyclic GMP, unknown nucleotides, Ca. , H.O., etc. have been proposed as mediators of insulin action. Until now these investigations have failed to identify a specific insulin depend

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The Role of the Cytoskeleton in the Responses of Target Cells to Hormonesle organism cannot be taken too far. Since little is known about the functions of intermediate filaments (Lazari- des, 1980), this chapter will be confined to the consideration of microtubules and microfilaments. With respect to microfil- aments , the widespread occurrence of extramuscular myosin su