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ORAL PRESENTATIONS Discussion: Cross-resistance to different antibacterial agents including quinolones and nalidixic acid, chloramphenicol, trimethoprim and in some cases b-lactam antibiotics is a common phenomenon in Gram-negative bacteria (Gutmann et al., 1995). In this study adaptive resistance in Salmonella enterica and E. coli O157, O55 and K-12 was readily achieved by passage in sublethal...

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GMumps commonly affects children aged 5-9 years, often leading to mumps orchitisand resulting in permanent adult sterility in rare cases. However, the etiology of this long-termeffect remains unclear. Mumps orchitis results in progressive degeneration of seminiferousepithelium and sometimes leads to Sertoli cell-only syndrome. Thus the left Sertoli cells may becritical to sperma...

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It is a challenge to balance doing both science and art, but I attempt both because each provides unique insight into perception and cognition, often to mutual benefit. The techniques I use in visual neuroscience (psychophysics, fMRI, microelectrode recording) are different from those I use in visual art (etching, watercolor and oil paint, glass and silk), but the process is always empirical, t...

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