the evolution of human blood groups, without doubt, has a history as old as man himself. there are at least three hypotheses about the emergence and mutation of human blood groups. global distribution pattern of blood groups depends on various environmental factors, such as disease, climate, altitude, humidity etc. in this survey, the collection of main blood groups abo and rh, along with some ...

Abstract This is a tribute to István Deák, prominent historian of Habsburg history. The covers his early life in Budapest, the son middle-class family Jewish origins who suffered as Jew 1944. Deák left Hungary 1944, spent several years France and Germany, then came United States 1956. Much commemoration career professor history at Columbia University very significant scholarly contributions.

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Forty years ago (I'd say "Fifty" but I was still a kid in 1956) we all knew pretty much what 2006 would be like: We'd all have human-level robot servants like Robby (Forbidden Planet), and ubiquitous spoken access to super-human-level disembodied intelligences like the Star Trek Computer ("Working.") and HAL (minus the homicidal mania). The future sure isn't what it used to be! How could so man...

It is not true that successive groups of researchers from academia and research institutions-scientists who served on panels of the US National Academy of Sciences (NAS)-were duped into supporting a linear no-threshold model (LNT) by the opinions expressed in the genetic panel section of the 1956 "BEAR I" report. Successor reports had their own views of the LNT model, relying on mouse and human...

In this paper, E. C. Large’s 1956 novel Dawn in Andromeda is examined, using literary analysis, as a work of public history science. The recounts how God places pioneer population on new planet, challenging them to from nothing the creation ‘seven-valve all-wave superhet wireless’ single generation. On general level, article presents science firmly rooted human and material efforts engineering....