Titlebook: Recombinant Technology in Hemostasis and Thrombosis; Leon W. Hoyer,William N. Drohan Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 19

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The Use of Animal Models to Evaluate Proteins Produced by Recombinant Technology testing of new therapies in animals is required by many regulatory jurisdictions to provide both the justification for human study and information upon which the design of these studies will be based. Moreover, in more traditional pharmaceuticals, In vivo evaluations in appropriate animal models ha

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978-1-4613-6644-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3698-7DNA; biology; genes; molecular biology; mutation; plasma; protein; proteins; thrombosis

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e. The long university training of physicians in the sciences, as well as contemporary technological visions of modern medical practices, provided important symbolic resources for physicians who wanted to convince the lay public of their competence as modern experts. However, such modern images of m

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ourse, on the one hand, and the positions and strategies of experts, on the other. For the comparative case study presented here, I have argued that there are specific linkages between field and actor in the American and German family debates that are related to the adversarial and inquisitorial mod

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Jan A. van Mourik,Anja Leyte,Harm B. van Schijndel,Martin Ph. Verbeet,Jan Voorberg,Ruud D. Fonteijn,e. The long university training of physicians in the sciences, as well as contemporary technological visions of modern medical practices, provided important symbolic resources for physicians who wanted to convince the lay public of their competence as modern experts. However, such modern images of m

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D. B. C. Ritchie,D. L. Robertson,R. T. A. MacGillivraye. The long university training of physicians in the sciences, as well as contemporary technological visions of modern medical practices, provided important symbolic resources for physicians who wanted to convince the lay public of their competence as modern experts. However, such modern images of m