31 research outputs found
The Bourtanger Moor: Endurance and vulnerability of a raised bog system
No full textFrom the study of a raised bog complex in the former Bourtanger Moor in the northeastern Netherlands, which was formed between ca. 4500 BC and 1700 AD, it is clear that raised bogs are both very robust and vulnerable systems, which can develop within fairly broad climatological limits, but that they are also extremely sensitive to the effects of drainage caused by reclamation carried out by man. By means of good management, aimed primarily at restoring the typical ombrogenous hydrological system, in all likelihood it will be possible to develop the growth of raised bog in nature reserves suitable for this purpose, namely peat-bog relicts
Digital mRNA profiling.
No full textColor-coded probe pairs enable multiplexed gene expression analysis with a sensitivity that rivals PCR-based methods
Succinic dehydrogenase activity in germinal center macrophages in peripheral lymphoid organs of the rat
No full textDetection and Localization of Immunoreactive Alcohol Dehydrogenase Protein in the Rat Testis
No full textImmunohistochemical localisation of arginase in human liver using monoclonal antibodies against human liver arginase
No full textDifferential Localization of Estrogen Receptors in Various Vasopressin Synthesizing Nuclei of the Rat Brain
No full textCytochemical detection of mannose-specific receptors for glycoproteins with horseradish peroxidase as a ligand
No full textImmunohistochemical demonstration of ceruloplasmin in follicular adenomas and thyroid carcinomas
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