Peter R McClure

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Kimberly Zaccaria

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Mario Citra

Medan Area University

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Foundation for Reproductive Medicine

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Malcolm Williams

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Patterns of Migration in the late Middle Ages: The Evidence of English Place-Name Surnames

The Economic History Review (1979)

Peter R McClure

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10.1111/j.1468-0289.1979.tb01683.x

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Table 3-18, Parameter Values for Manganese Phosphate in the Leavens et al. (2007) PBPK Model for Olfactory Transport of Manganese in Rats

Malcolm Williams Gabrielle Todd Nickolette Roney Jewell Crawford Charleton Coles

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Table 3-16, Parameter Values in Nong et al. (2008) Model B

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Table 3-13, Levels of Manganese in Exposed and Non-Exposed Workers

Malcolm Williams Gabrielle Todd Nickolette Roney Jewell Crawford Charleton Coles

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Yorkshire: West Riding (English Surnames Series, vol. I). By George Redmonds. 8¾ × 5¾. Pp. xiv + 314 + 8 maps. London and Chichester: Phillimore. 1973. £5.25.

The Antiquaries Journal (1975)

Peter R McClure

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10.1017/s0003581500035861

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Comparative study of materials' behaviour in supercritical water and superheated steam

Peter R McClure

10.22215/etd/2013-06328

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Toxicological profile for toluene

Jessilynn Taylor Mike Fay Robert Williams Sharon Wilbur Peter R McClure

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Carbon Dioxide Fixation in Roots and Nodules of Alnus glutinosa

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (1983)

Peter R McClure George T. Coker Karel R. Schubert

Detached roots and nodules of the N(2)-fixing species, Albus glutinosa (European black alder), actively assimilate CO(2). The maximum rates of dark CO(2) fixation observed for detached nodules and roots were 15 and 3 micromoles CO(2) fixed per gram dry weight per hour, respectively. The net incorporation of CO(2) in these tissues was catalyzed by phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase which produces organic acids, some of which are used in the synthesis of the amino acids, aspartate, glutamate, and citrulline and by carbamyl phosphate synthetase. The latter accounts for approximately 30 to 40% of the CO(2) fixed and provides carbamyl phosphate for the synthesis of citrulline. Results of labeling studies suggest that there are multiple pools of malate present in nodules. The major pool is apparently metabolically inactive and of unknown function while the smaller pool is rapidly utilized in the synthesis of amino acids. Dark CO(2) fixation and N(2) fixation in nodules decreased after treatment of nodulated plants with nitrate while the percentage of the total (14)C incorporated into organic acids increased. Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase and carbamyl phosphate synthetase play key roles in the synthesis of amino acids including citrulline and in the metabolism of N(2)-fixing nodules and roots of alder.

Alnus glutinosa

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10.1104/pp.71.3.652

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Figure 3-10, Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Model Structure Describing Tissue Manganese Kinetics in Adult Rats*

Malcolm Williams Gabrielle Todd Nickolette Roney Jewell Crawford Charleton Coles

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Nitrogen translocation in the xylem of soybeans.

Daniel W. Israel Peter R McClure

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