The basic principles of radiological interpretation

Unraveling the basic principles.

HOW DO TISSUES RESPOND TO injury? The call for papers “Mechanisms of Tissue Repair” was launched to stimulate the search for novel answers to this intriguing question. This special call received the attention of scientists from various disciplines, and it is worth revisiting the contributions which have appeared on this topic in the American Journal of Physiology–Regulatory, Integrative and Com...

RODINGITIZATION OF IRANIAN BASIC ROCKS: A NEW INTERPRETATION

Mineral paragenesis of rodingitized basic rocks of Iranian ophiolites are presented and metasomatic reactions between Ca+2 bearing aqueous fluids issued during serpentinization of host ultramafic rock – with magmatic minerals of basic rocks leading to present paragenesis of rodingites are discussed. It is concluded that Ca+2 rich aqueous fluid in equilibrium with serpentinite has high Ca+2 chem...

Basic principles of TLC

Products for thin layer chromatography Ready-to-use layers for TLC Summary of MN ready-to-use layers for TLC 263 – 265 TLC ready-to-use layers with standard silica 266 – 269 TLC ready-to-use layers with concentrating zone 269 HPTLC ready-to-use layers with nano silica 269 – 271 Nano plates with extremely thin silica layer 271 TLC and HPTLC plates with modified silica layers 272 – 277 HPTLC read...

Basic principles of cryopreservation

Basic Principles of Crashworthiness

Crashworthiness can be defined as the ability of an aircraft and its internal systems to protect occupants from injury in the event of a crash. In general, injury in aircraft crashes can be considered to arise from three distinct sources: (1) excessive acceleration forces; (2) direct trauma from contact with injurious surfaces, and; (3) exposure to environmental factors such as fire, smoke, wat...