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For the last two years, XML has become an increasingly popular data-format embraced by a lot of di erent communities. XML is extremely attractive because it o ers a simple, intuitive and uniform textbased syntax and is extensible. One can nd today XML proposals for messages, text content delivery and presentation, data content, documents, software components, scienti c data, real-estate ads, na...

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This paper focuses on the statistical properties of chaotic orbit ensembles evolved in triaxial generalisations of the Dehnen potential which have been proposed recently to model realistic ellipticals that have a strong density cusp and manifest significant deviations from axisymmetry. Allowance is made for a possible supermassive black hole, as well as low amplitude friction, noise, and period...

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MicroRNAs are a class of recently discovered small RNA molecules that regulate other genes in the human genome. Studies in human cells and model organisms have begun to reveal the mechanisms of microRNA activity, and the wide range of normal physiological functions they influence. Their alteration in pathologic states from cancer to cardiovascular disease is also increasingly clear. A review of...

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