Titlebook: Ring and Module Theory; Toma Albu,Gary F. Birkenmeier,Adnan Tercan Conference proceedings 2010 Birkh?user Basel 2010 algebra.commutative a

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Lia Va?,Charalampos Papachristou into the K, D, Qa, Tla regions containing genes for class I MHC molecules; I region containing genes for class II MHC molecules; and S region containing genes for class III MHC molecules. A molecular map of the H-2 complex has also been developed with about 1,600 Kb of DNA having been cosmid cloned

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Roger Wiegand,Sylvia Wiegand class I and class II loci mapping in the K, D, and I regions. This polymorphism has two components. The first is the large number of alleles identified in the wild (Klein and Figueroa, 1981). None of these alleles is present in the population at high frequencies and the total number of alleles is e

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Right Weakly Regular Rings: A Survey,gives a survey of the theory of r.w.r. rings and some closely allied topics, from its origins in the early 1950’s up to the present state-of-the-art. The paper contains sections on: equivalent conditions, examples and constructions, and related conditions.

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Weak Lifting Modules with Small Radical, a module . is weak lifting if and only if . is a direct sum of local modules of some special type. Such modules were further studied by Tribak (2007). In this note we study weak lifting modules . with small radical over arbitrary rings. We prove that . is an irredundant sum .=Σ... where each .. is

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