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            Aortic Stenosis 

            Hirota, Masanori (2011)
            Currently, aortic stenosis (AS) is the most prevalent valvular disease in developed countries. Pathological and molecular mechanisms of AS have been investigated in many aspects. And new therapeutic devices such as ...
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            Molecular Cloning 

            Brown, Gregory G. (2011)
            The development of molecular cloning technology in the early 1970s created a revolution in the biological and biomedical sciences that extends to this day. The contributions in this book provide the reader with a perspective ...
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            Rectal Cancer 

            Aniello Santoro, Giulio (2011)
            Dramatic improvements in medicine over the last few years have resulted in more reliable and accessible diagnostics and treatment of rectal cancer. Given the complex physiopathology of this tumor, the approach should not ...
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            MATLAB for Engineers 

            Perutka, Karel (2011)
            The book presents several approaches in the key areas of practice for which the MATLAB software package was used. Topics covered include applications for: -Motors -Power systems -Robots -Vehicles The rapid development of ...
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            Hypoglycemia 

            Cid Rigobelo, Everlon (2011)
            Glucose is an essential metabolic substrate of all mammalian cells being the major carbohydrate presented to the cell for energy production and also many other anabolic requirements. Hypoglycemia is a disorder where the ...
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