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2 Jun 2004: glass coverslips in 24-well plates were infected with trans-fected parasites and were processed for IF 20 –24 h post-transfection asdescribed (32). ... 23 Golgi Type I TM 90BAPVSVG 24 Golgi Type I TM 905-poly(L)ext 26 Golgi ND ND.

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21 Sep 2004: Two seminars, beginning 24 Nov.) W. 11 (Two hours). (Paper 10) Music, theology and politics in the EnglishReformation, c. ... Eight seminars, beginning 24 Jan.) M. 2 and (Two seminars, beginning 25 Jan.) Tu.

31 Jul 2004: However, JRL noted that an exception to this was the ADASS meeting in Pasadena (October 24-27). ... JMI will investigate doing this on a 24 hour cycle JRL reported that he had been testing a version of Sybase IQ.

9 Mar 2004: Indeed, for most of the experimentsdiscussed by TML λ was in the range 0.02–0.24. ... tr dr rN. drNdthN. (2.24). We eliminate h/t with the aid of (2.12) and, after some rearrangement, we againobtain the result (2.22).

24 Feb 2004: 9–1. 9 Coherence Selection:Phase Cycling and Gradient Pulses†. 9.1 Introduction. The pulse sequence used in an NMR experiment is carefully designed toproduce a particular outcome. For example, we may wish to pass the spinsthrough a state of

2 Feb 2004: J Mol Biol. 1993 Jan 5;229(1):105-24. The protein is expressed in any E.

11 Oct 2004: InLeicester he developed pioneeringMasters and PhD programmes byDistance Learning, and the Schoolwas awarded the maximum scoreof 24/24 by the Quality AssuranceAgency in 2001. ... November 24.Royal Holoway, London Quaternary Lectures, November

10 Mar 2004: 4,851 19 12 31180–239 8,913 9,530 18,443 684 608 1,292 1 4 5120–179 2,338 2,096 4,434 24 19 43 0 0 ... Totals 47,935 62,022 109,957 24,304 27,928 52,232 2,708 2,592 5,300. In Table 3.2 the data includes UCAS tariff scores for students

20 Oct 2004: Apples arrived in Britain with the abbeys and East Anglia proved a natural nurturing ground. As long ago as the 12th century, orchards described as paradises