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Investigation of association between serum C‐reactive protein concentrations and proteinuria in dogs
INTRODUCTION Proteinuria, defined as the presence of increased quantities of protein in the urine, is classified as pathological or transient (physiological/functional), with pathological proteinuria suspected if persistent proteinuria is identified (Lees et al., 2005). Causes of pathological proteinuria are divided into pre-renal, renal and post-renal categories.
Detection of renal tubular transporter proteins in canine urinary extracellular vesicles using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry
1 INTRODUCTION Extracellular vesicles (EVs) are membrane-bound particles (50–200 nm in size) produced by all cells that contain proteins from the cells of origin, including renal tubular transporter proteins present in the apical membrane.
Local Jazz/Funk Musician T.L. Williams Helping Award 200 Scholarships - Englewood - DNAinfo Chicago
CHICAGO — High school graduates this year have a chance of getting a full ride to college thanks to a new partnership. Chicago musician T.L. Williams and Infinite Scholars — a nonprofit founded in 2003 to help financially disadvantaged students go to college — plan to send 200 recent high school graduates to college this fall. They're seeking applicants with a 2.0 or higher GPA. The deadline is May 1. Scholarships will be awarded to Rust College, a historically black college in Holly Springs, Miss.
Inbox/Outbox: March 3, 2017
Amanda’s on (well-deserved) vacation this week, so I jumped at the chance to fill in so I can show y’all all the awesome books in my life right now! Without further ado: Zero Day: China’s Cyber Wars by T.L. Williams— Mr. Williams just did a talk at my library about his experience as a CIA operative and his novels. He gave a wonderful talk and was lovely to work with. Fun fact: even though the book is fiction, it took the CIA two years (way longer than usual) to approve it. Hmmmmm.
ZERO DAY: CHINAS CYBER WARS by T.L. Williams
In this political thriller, the United States races to thwart a massive cyberattack from China. A letter thrown into a U.S. Consulate vehicle reveals that covert cyberoperations were conducted against the U.S. secretary of state by the Chinese government and that other attacks, on an even greater scale, are soon to follow.
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