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Studies of the Class A and Class C scavenger receptors
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Biology, 1997.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 196-228).by Alan M. Pearson.Ph.D
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Human retroviruses and AIDS 1996. A compilation and analysis of nucleic acid and amino acid sequences
This compendium and the accompanying floppy diskettes are the result of an effort to compile and rapidly publish all relevant molecular data concerning the human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) and related retroviruses. The scope of the compendium and database is best summarized by the five parts that it comprises: (1) Nuclear Acid Alignments and Sequences; (2) Amino Acid Alignments; (3) Analysis; (4) Related Sequences; and (5) Database Communications. Information within all the parts is updated throughout the year on the Web site, http://hiv-web.lanl.gov. While this publication could take the form of a review or sequence monograph, it is not so conceived. Instead, the literature from which the database is derived has simply been summarized and some elementary computational analyses have been performed upon the data. Interpretation and commentary have been avoided insofar as possible so that the reader can form his or her own judgments concerning the complex information. In addition to the general descriptions of the parts of the compendium, the user should read the individual introductions for each part
Continuing professional development - challenge for professional organization
Professions, as one of key sectors of social systems,
bear a leading role in the existing social work organization.
Free professions take up a special place and significance,
all the way from Roman artes liberales to our times.
Pharmaceutical profession, as one of the oldest, led by
ethical principles, is regulated by postulates accepted by
the profession members, and in modern times established
through legislations. Typical determinants of the regulated
professions, which also refer to pharmacists, as chamber
members, are as follows: following ethical principles,
specific skills and knowledge, professional development,
autonomy at work, continuing improvement, competencies
development, professional associations, licensing