Internationalisation of family-owned businesses in the Czech Republic

Hantaviruses in the Czech Republic

Chlamydiae, and plant plastids, and uses a specific DNA probe. We considerably decreased the risk of horizontal and vertical contamination of the PCR reaction by using uracil and uracil-N-glycosylase and by keeping reaction cups closed since the first amplification cycle. More importantly, our study showed that Parachlamydia DNA is rarely found in bronchoalveolar lavage samples (0.083%). This s...

Genomics in the Czech Republic

The Functional Genomics and Disease 2003 conference was held at the Hilton Hotel in Prague, the beautiful capital of the Czech Republic, on 14–17 May 2003. This conference provided an ideal forum for European specialists to converge in the geographical centre of Europe to discuss the progress made in, and future prospects for, the important field of genomics in disease, and presented an opportu...

Strategy Diversity in Australian Family Owned Businesses: Impact of environment induced constraints

With an ever changing economic climate many businesses find it difficult to survive. Small firms are continually going out of business in the early stages of their life. According to the Queensland Small Business Development Corporation, the small business failure rate is high with two-thirds of all such businesses started failing within their first five years of operation (SBDC, 1990). The maj...

Employee Owned Businesses – Access to Funding

Evidence from the Czech Republic