In this introduction I try to bring together the commonalities of articles which are about many different topics, including food, nationalism, rituals, creation icons, importance tourism, language, and celebrations that give meaning lives very diverse people. Perhaps Middle East as crescent civilisation can be comprehended in a nutshell collection articles, written mostly by anthropologists but...

The biliary excretion and blood/plasma ratios of four novel 5-bromo-6-alkoxy- 5,6-dihydro prodrugs to S-ethyl-2'-deoxyuridine (EDU) including (-)-trans-(5S, 6S)-S-bromo-S-ethyl-6-methoxy-S, 6-dihydro-2'-deoxyuridine (BMEDU), (+ )-trans( SR, 6R)-S-bromo-S-ethyl-6-ethoxy-S, 6-deoxyuridine (BEEDU), (+ )-trans-(SR, 6R)-5-bromo-5-ethyl-6-ethoxy -S, 6-dihydro-S '-O-valeryl-2 ':.deoxyuridine (VBE...

Introduction. The article analyzes circumstances of the emergence regional sociology in Soviet era. To describe this phenomenon, author applies concept “sociology without sociology”. This idiom means scientific and sociological activity participation professional community describes multivariate non-linear process. also reasons existence sociologists” then Russian social sciences. Methodology s...

To the limited extent that sociologists have considered non-academics’ trust in sociologists, legitimacy has become entwined with idea of a value-free, ‘objective’ sociology. However, broader philosophical/sociological work suggests credibility signals are more complex, with, for example, non-partisanship being separate to epistemic responsibility. In this article, I explore nature ‘credibility...

BACKGROUND: All-trans retinol is a biological antioxidantscavenging the ROS in the cell culture. OBJECTIVES: This studywas conducted to investigate the effect of all-trans retinol infertilization and culture medium on mouse embryo's developmentalcompetence. METHODS: This study was designed into twoexperiments. In the first experiment, in vitro mature oocytes wereco-cultured with sperm in fertil...

This study examines institutional variations in the recruitment of black sociologists in academia and in racial allocations of academic rank. It is designed to identify aspects of the academy that pose barriers to equal participation for black sociologists and to suggest institutional structures and environments that are most likely to equitably incorporate them. Drawing on a 1984 national surv...