Title: Effectiveness of Direct-Acting Antiviral Therapy for Hepatitis C in Difficult-to-Treat Patients in a Safety-Net Health System: A Retrospective Cohort Study Authors: Christina Yek ([email protected]) Carolina de la Flor ([email protected]) John Marshall ([email protected]) Cindy Zoellner ([email protected]) Grace Thomphson ([email protected]) Lisa Quirk (lis...

abd al - salam al-’ujayli is a syrian physician, literary man and novelist. by his specific style and personal method in expression and description, al-’ujayli is a link between leading authors of thirty and forty decades of twenty century on one hand, and innovators of fifty and sixty decades on the other hand. his literary works are a combination of abilities of these two generations. his sty...

We report the embryonic and adult phenotypes of a number of mutations of the abd-A gene of the bithorax complex. Some of them result in loss of abd-A function in the whole abd-A domain and are usually lethal. These probably eliminate or inactivate abd-A protein products. Other mutations affect only part of the abd-A domain. These are viable, appear to map outside the abd-A transcription unit, a...

The three homeotic genes of the bithorax complex (BX-C), Ubx, abd-A and Abd-B control the identity of the posterior thorax and all abdominal segments. Large segment-specific cis-regulatory regions control the expression of Ubx, abd-A or Abd-B in each of the segments. These segment-specific cis-regulatory regions span the whole 300 kb of the BX-C and are arranged on the chromosome in the same or...

‘ ‘Abd al-Rahman Habannakah and Farid al-Ansari are contemporary Islamic scholars who have produced several works in the field of Holy Quran. The Qawa‘id al-Tadabbur Majalis al-Quran two exceptional writings within which authors imbedded all knowledge discourses needed for tadabbur Quranic verses. Their work is considered to be among best 20th century as it presents a simple, regulated, complet...

the ḥadīth, “backbiting is more severe than adultery” (al-ghaybatu ashaddu min al-zinā), quoted from the apostle of allah (s.a.w.), by four of his companions: abū dhar al-ghifārī, abū sa‘īd al-khudrī, jābir b. ‘abd allāh al-anṣārī, and anas b. al-mālik is reported in the shī‘ī and sunnī sources – except for the kutub al-‘arba‘a and ṣiḥāḥ al-sitta. while analyzing and explaining the text of the ...