Personal adjustment as a determinant of aggressive behavior toward the mentally ill.
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Aggression↗
Biomedical subjects
K Ring
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[An electrode for continuous measurement of oxygen tension in fermenter cultures].
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Bacteriological Techniques↗
A test to measure performance styles in interpersonal relations.
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Humans↗
[A new laboratory fermentor for the cultivation of microorganisms by means of turbidostatical, chemostatical and "batch" methods. I. Technical description of the fermentor].
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Automation↗
Role of stigma and set in interpersonal interaction.
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Attitude↗
Performance styles in interpersonal relations: a typology.
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Cognition↗
The effect of low temperatures of permeability in Streptomyces hydrogenans.
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Amino Acids↗
The activating effect of fatty acid on the mitochondrial uncoupling protein reconstituted in liposomes.
The valinomycin-induced H+ uptake in liposomes with reconstituted uncoupling protein from brown adipose tissue mitochondria is greatly enhanced when palmitic acid (4-20 micrograms/mg lipid) is incorporated prior to proteoliposome preparation. This procedure does not change basal H+ permeability of the liposomes. H+ uptake in proteoliposomes is inhibited by GDP, the net GDP-sensitive H+ flux being higher when palmitic acid was incorporated than in its absence. The net palmitate-induced increment of H+ uptake decreases with increasing concentration of GDP. These results suggest that palmitate augments H+ flux via the uncoupling protein and that direct interaction of palmitate with the uncoupling protein occurs during such activation within the hydrophobic core of the membrane.
Adipose Tissue, Brown↗