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The treatment of hypopyon ulcer of the cornea.

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THE ROLE OF INTERANION COMPETITION By E. J. HARRIS AND J. R. MANGER

1. The concentration-dependence of the intramitochondrial accumulation of L-malate and succinate was measured and expressed in the form of adsorption isotherms. The accumulation, however, may arise because of an internal positive potential. 2. The competition for accumulation offered by some other anions, including phosphate, was measured and is expressed conventionally by additional terms in t...

Shoemaker , Richard B . Marchase and J . Edwin Blalock

Religion and Spirituality: Adam Smith versus J-J Rousseau

Adam Smith and J-J Rousseau share some common ground when it comes to religion, namely that they were born into  and educated in cultural contexts deeply shaped by Reformed Christianity. However, close consideration of their writings on religion reveal marked difference. This paper explores those differences and finds that Rousseau and Smith are radically at odds on this score. Smith has almost...