Titlebook: Oxygen Homeostasis and Its Dynamics; Yuzuru Ishimura (Professor and Chairman),Hideo Shi Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Tokyo

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y. The publication of these proceedings is intended to publicize and distribute information arising from the lively discussions of the most exciting and current issues during the symposium. Weare grateful to Dr. Mitsunada Sakaguchi, who made the symposium possible, the members978-4-431-68478-7978-4-431-68476-3

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Interferons

Mariko Sato-Watanabe,Tatsushi Mogi,Hideto Miyoshi,Yasuhiro Anraku

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transplantation

使高興

Teizo Kitagawa,Takashi Ogura,Shun Hirota,Denis A. Proshlyakov,Jorg Matysik,Evan H. Appelman,Kyoko Shlay’s setting was famously transposed to the nineteenth-century Caribbean, deliberately evoking historical resonances between Macbeth and the Haitian Emperor Henri Christophe. As with any Welles endeavor, numerous fascinating anecdotes surround the production, many of which remain unverifiable and i

declamation

北京人起源

Yoko Hoshi,Hideo Eda,Osamu Hazeki,Yasutomo Nomura,Yasuyuki Kakihana,Satoshi Kuroda,Mamoru Tamura and even for black theatre more generally. Indeed, the photo of the Welles premiere that graces our cover was included in one of the playbills of the New Lafayette Theatre, a company that from 1967 to 1972 was exclusively devoted to “the development and production of original contemporary plays abo

臭了生氣

Kyoko Shinzawa-Itoh,Rieko Yaono,Ryousuke Nakashima,Hiroshi Aoyama,Eiki Yamashita,Takashi Tomizaki,Tolike ., which has elicited a wide range of blackface performances—both parodic and straight—into the twenty-first century. In February 2008, white British tenor Ian Storey, for example, commented in the . on the various kinds of costume and makeup issues that have accompanied his performances of the

旋轉(zhuǎn)一周

Takashi Ogura,Denis A. Proshlyakov,J?rg Matysik,Evan H. Appelman,Kyoko Shinzawa-Itoh,Shinya Yoshikawramatize his call to protect and defend the Constitution and its new reconstructive amendments. In the passage cited above, Douglass’s point of contact with Shakespeare is a section in . introducing the climactic battle between Macbeth’s besieged forces and the army made up of the assassinated king’