Interferons (IFNs), first recognised because of their antiviral properties, are a key defence mechanism involved in the control of virus infections. They are small proteins separated by nucleated cells in response to viral infection or other appropriate stimuli, and are thought to act principally on other cells in their immediate vicinity. They are divided into two types: type 1 comprises IFN-á...

Interferons (IFNs), first recognised because of their antiviral properties, are a key defence mechanism involved in the control of virus infections. They are small proteins separated by nucleated cells in response to viral infection or other appropriate stimuli, and are thought to act principally on other cells in their immediate vicinity. They are divided into two types: type 1 comprises IFN-á...

Interferons (IFNs), first recognised because of their antiviral properties, are a key defence mechanism involved in the control of virus infections. They are small proteins separated by nucleated cells in response to viral infection or other appropriate stimuli, and are thought to act principally on other cells in their immediate vicinity. They are divided into two types: type 1 comprises IFN-á...

Interferons (IFNs), first recognised because of their antiviral properties, are a key defence mechanism involved in the control of virus infections. They are small proteins separated by nucleated cells in response to viral infection or other appropriate stimuli, and are thought to act principally on other cells in their immediate vicinity. They are divided into two types: type 1 comprises IFN-á...

Interferons (IFNs), first recognised because of their antiviral properties, are a key defence mechanism involved in the control of virus infections. They are small proteins separated by nucleated cells in response to viral infection or other appropriate stimuli, and are thought to act principally on other cells in their immediate vicinity. They are divided into two types: type 1 comprises IFN-á...

Hepatic and splenic microsomal electron transport system function, microsomal heme oxygenase activity, and microsomal drug metabolism have been examined in male Wistar rats bearing Murphy-Sturm lymphosarcoma 2 to 15 days following i.m. tumor transplantation. Hepatic microsomal cytochrome P450 and NADPH-cytochrome c reducÃ-ase activity decreased significantly [cytochrome P-450 nadir was 0.49 ± ...

We show that the π-equivariant chain complex (π = π1(M(A))), C•(X̃), associated to a Morse-theoretic minimal CW -structure X on the complement M(A) of an arrangement A, is independent of X . The same holds for all scalar extensions, C•(X̃)⊗Zπ KZ, K a field, where X is an arbitrary minimal CW -structure on a space M . When A is a section of another arrangement Â, we show that the divisibility prop...

Customer satisfaction is the most important step in the process of identifying customer expectations. Identify customer expectations ‎without referring to him and get his view, is impossible. In order to identify customer expectations, service suppliers are also using ‎statistical techniques, surveyed their customers. According to the studies, there is no appropriate framework for expectati...

This paper aims to identify key challenges facing Iran and South Korea in their bilateral trade and investment relations. In particular, it is concerned with the policy implications which can be useful for policy makers and business people of both countries. For this purpose, we review and analyze the recent developments of the Iranian economy and bilateral trade and investment relations betwee...

to be useful in practice (Felkenes, 1980). When ethical decision-making and the organization have been studied empirically, researchers found that those who rely on organizational rules deliberate somewhat differently on ethical issues than do those practitioners who use ethical principles to guide their decision-making (Kugelman-Jaffee, 1990). Thus, the challenge for hospital based social wo...