Th e Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Sydney has recently undertaken signifi cant undergraduate curriculum reform aimed at reducing the number of similar, overlapping units of study and increasing the opportunities for disciplinary mingling at an undergraduate level. Th is paper presents some preliminary fi ndings concerning the impact of curriculum change in the context of a sin...

To date few studies, especially among non-human primates, have evaluated or monitored rehabilitation effectiveness and identified key species-specific behavioral indicators for release success. This four-months study aimed to identify behavioral indicators of rehabilitation success among ten infant and juvenile orphaned chimpanzees cared for in peer groups at the Centre for Conservation of Chim...

The clonal organization of chimaeric mouse epidermis was demonstrated by in situ staining of whole-mount preparations using monoclonal antibodies directed against H-2k and H-2b antigens. A striking pattern of transversely oriented stripes or patches was found which extended from mid-dorsum to the flank region. The orientation of these patches indicates a preferred directional expansion of clone...

In, this study, we analysed the effects of thinning on stand structure and carbon stocks for a mixed conifer broadleaf natural secondary forests in Small Khingan Mountains, China. Stand were assessed trees from unthinned control (CK), lightly thinned (LT), moderately (MT) heavily (HT) treatments. Results showed that heavier thinning, larger crown area became. Under MT treatment, tended to be ev...

Abstract Petrological and geochemical features of gabbros fine-grained mafic rocks (mafic microgranular enclaves; MMEs) in the Inagawa Granite Ryoke Plutonic Complex were investigated to assess interactions between coexisting silicic magmas, petrogenetic relationships MMEs surrounding gabbros. The exhibit mingling textures that imply coexistence magmas did not undergo complete mixing, but compo...

The recent mobility of international students has a tendency to increase, in number Numerous studies, conducted western countries, have investigated those students’ academic and non-academic learning processes, albeit focusing more on the process self-adjustment new environment different from their home country. This study aimed examine transformative adult an eastern Adopting qualitative resea...

This article coins and deploys the term kinetic health as part of a broader attempt to historicize mobilities paradigm from standpoint past community prophylactics. It uses example Galenic or humoral medicine, which for millennia organized individual group dynamic systems balance among several spheres intersecting fixities flows. The radical situatedness it fostered emerges clearly tracing prev...

ARTICLE HISTORY Received 12 December 2016 Revised 16 February 2017 Accepted 16 February 2017 ABSTRACT Post-mitotic midbody remnants have recently been added to the list of structures degraded via LC3associated phagocytosis (LAP). LAP involves proteins of the autophagy pathway to degrade phagosomal contents, mingling 2 pathways that were thought to be distinct. To better characterize how similar...

In this paper we relate the economics of labeling genetically modified (GM) products to the theory of grading and minimum quality standards. The model represents three stages in the supply chain (farm production, marketing handlers, and final users) and allows explicitly for the accidental co-mingling of non-GM products at the marketing stage. Regulation takes the form of a threshold level of p...

In this paper we explore how the implementation of an Enterprise System (ES) is related to organizational change, using an institutional theory lens. Our paper responds to recent calls by institutional theorists to first, better understand the ways in which macro, field-level logics of action are framed and applied in micro practices within an organization and second, to understand how material...