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Filosofía de la ciencia

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By Philip Kitcher, Gillian Barker
| guillermoescolareditor.com
Descargar muestra del contenidopdf ~ 557.1 kBDescargar portada (alta calidad)jpg ~ 1.6 MBVer contenido Una nueva introducción "Si hay un libro introductorio a la filosofía de la ciencia que ofrezca una imagen clara, lúcida y actualizada de esta disciplina, y, por ello mismo, de la situación de la ciencia en la actualidad, es este de Barker y Kitcher.
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Proprietary non-animal stabilized hyaluronic acid/dextranomer gel (NASHA/Dx) for endoscopic treatment of grade IV vesicoureteral reflux: long-term observational study

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By Gillian Barker, Anders Stenbäck, Thora Olafsdottir, Erik Sköldenberg
| Journal of Pediatric Urology Verified
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Figure 1 Patient disposition. Figure 2 Reflux grade at the last VCUG. Data are shown by ureter, for all patients (A), patients treated in the first versus the second 5-year time period (B), for girls versus boys (C), and for single versus double ureters (D).*.
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The immunoproteasome inhibitor ONX‐0914 regulates inflammation and expression of contraction associated proteins in myometrium

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By Stella Liong, Ratana Lim, Caitlyn Nguyen‐Ngo, Gillian Barker
| Color Research & Application Verified
There are currently no effective treatments to prevent spontaneous preterm labor. The precise upstream biochemical pathways that regulate the transition between uterine quiescence during pregnancy and contractility during labor remain unclear. It is well known however that intrauterine inflammation, including infection, is commonly associated with preterm labor.
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