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It's Time to Mow the GRAS in Type 1 Diabetes

Tommy (fictitious name, but a true story) did not pick a run-of-the-mill school science fair project, such as seeing whether plants grew better with Bach versus Metallica, powering a radio with a potato, or testing the absorbency of various paper towel brands. Tommy, one of our patients with type 1 diabetes, had a different motivation. His project was designed to test whether a simple dietary m...

AMixture of Wisharts (MOW) Model for Multi-fiber Reconstruction

Partons and Their Applications at High Energies* Sidney D. Drell and Tung-mow Yan+

This paper is dedicated to the memory of Amos de-Shalit, with deep sadness at the loss, not only of a very distinguished and important scientific colleague, but also of a very close personal friend whose gentleness was matched only by his wisdom. In his tragically brief life he persistently strove to bridge the growing gulfs between different scientific disciplines as also between different cul...

Mow-plow crop residue management in ̄uence on soil erosion in north-central Oregon

Soil loss from dryland farms on the Columbia Plateau in Oregon and Washington (USA) results primarily from rain falling on frozen, cultivated soil. Soils are most susceptible to erosion when moldboard plowed, summer-fallowed, repeatedly rodweeded or cultivated, and fall planted to winter-wheat. These tillage practices are used because they help control weed and disease infestations and consiste...

Effect of mow procedure on physiological and biochemical properties of blood in sheep

In this study18 female sheep aged between 20-25 months was used in this experiment in alqasim city .the mow procedure was performed in a closed area using traditional method with shearers. The aim of study was to evaluate the stress response and the oxidant antioxidant balance against shearing process in sheep. Blood malonaldldhyde (MDA)and glutathione (GSH)concentration , were measured in 18 f...