Most of us know people who ‘‘cannot read a map’’ and others who seem to navigate intuitively. Such discrepancy in ability is puzzling, given that most people navigate to and between locations many times every day. In many cases the locations are those that are destinations we visit regularly (school, work, home, store), but people are also frequently faced with the task of navigating to a new l...

The purpose of the research was to know REMAP RT learning model can enhance on XI grade students’ cognitive outcomes in reading comprehension at MA NW Asmaul Husna. It participant classroom action research. done two cycles. Each cycle consisted planning, action, observation, and reflection stages. Subject 26 students. Instruments used were students' test, teacher’s activities observation sheets...

We describe a partial TaqI map of the dystrophin gene, obtained mainly by analysis of 87 overlapping DMD/BMD deletions with small fragments of the dystrophin cDNA probes; exon 6 of the dystrophin gene was identified on the TaqI map using the polymerase chain reaction. The cDNA probes detect five polymorphisms with TaqI, more than with HindIII (one), BglII (four), or PstI (three). The five polym...

This paper suggests that medical ethics is often based on assumptions, commonly shared in modern medicine, which can cause problems and which need to be questioned. Two contrasting yet complementary ways of thinking about ethical dilemmas in neonatal care are described as the 'separation' and the 'attachment' approaches. The contribution of medical ethics to the substance and quality of discuss...