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The gentle grip of a helping hand
Using NMR spectroscopy, Zhao and colleagues, in this issue, have modeled the short-lived complex formed between the MT1-MMP hemopexin domain and a synthetic triple-helical collagen mimetic. Their model is consistent with two alternative mechanisms for the breakdown of collagen by the enzyme
Additions to the Dehm collection of Siwalik hominoids, Pakistan: descriptions and interpretations
Retaking the lecture theatre: a model for effective student learning in a traditional environment.
Editorial
The University's Assessment, Learning and Teaching strategy commits us to publishing a journal showcasing staff activities in relation to Assessment, Learning and Teaching. The Assessment, Learning and Teaching Journal is practice-based, reflective and pragmatic, and comprises papers of up to 1,500 words and book reviews of up to 200 words. The journal is refereed, all submissions being reviewed by two reviewers. It is normally published three times a year both in hard copy and electronically
An examination of the utility of electrogenerated chemiluminescence for the determination of aromatic hydrocarbons and related compounds
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Fort San Domingo's Place in the Making of the First Chinese English Dictionary
Biography of Herbert Allen Giles, author of the first Chinese-English dictionaryText of a speech and accompanying picture
New mammutid proboscidean teeth from the Middle Miocene of tropical and southern Africa
The genus Zygolophodon is widespread but rare in Middle Miocene deposits of Eurasia, and until recently it was not reliably reported
from sub-Saharan Africa. Most previous records of the genus in the latter continent are based on specimens of another proboscidean
Eozygodon morotoensis. In 1985 a tooth from Tunisia was attributed to Zygolophodon and in 2002 four teeth from Egypt were attributed to
the same genus, while in 2005 a fragment of lower third molar was found at Daberas Mine, Orange River, Namibia, and two upper
molars were found in the Ngorora Formation, Tugen Hills, Kenya. The purpose of this note is to describe and interpret the Ngorora
molars. Two newly discovered specimens of Eozygodon morotoensis from Uganda complete the paper
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