Andrasik, F, Turner, SM & Ollendick, TH 1980, 'Self-report and physiologic responding during in vivo flooding', Behaviour Research and Therapy, vol. 18, no. 6, pp. 593-595.
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Self-report and physiologic measures of arousal were obtained during in vivo flooding sessions. Minimal correspondence was found between these two assessment modalities. The significance of these findings for treatment is discussed. © 1980.
APPELS, R, GERLACH, WL, DENNIS, ES, SWIFT, H & PEACOCK, WJ 1980, 'MOLECULAR AND CHROMOSOMAL ORGANIZATION OF DNA-SEQUENCES CODING FOR THE RIBOSOMAL-RNAS IN CEREALS', CHROMOSOMA, vol. 78, no. 3, pp. 293-311.
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BLIEK, PJ, BOTTEN, LC, DELEUIL, R, MCPHEDRAN, RC & MAYSTRE, D 1980, 'INDUCTIVE GRIDS IN THE REGION OF DIFFRACTION ANOMALIES - THEORY, EXPERIMENT, AND APPLICATIONS', IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES, vol. 28, no. 10, pp. 1119-1125.
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BOTTEN, LC 1980, 'A STUDY OF BIMETALLIC GRATINGS', JOURNAL OF OPTICS-NOUVELLE REVUE D OPTIQUE, vol. 11, no. 3, pp. 161-166.
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BOTTEN, LC, ADAMS, JL, MCPHEDRAN, RC & DERRICK, GH 1980, 'SYMMETRY PROPERTIES OF LOSSLESS DIFFRACTION GRATINGS', JOURNAL OF OPTICS-NOUVELLE REVUE D OPTIQUE, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 43-52.
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BROOKS, DA, MILTHORPE, B, TAYLOR, I & ZOLA, H 1980, 'HUMAN-LYMPHOCYTE ANTIGENS STUDIED BY FLOW MICROFLUORIMETRY WITH HYBRIDOMA ANTIBODIES', CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PHARMACOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. 424-424.
DENNIS, ES, DUNSMUIR, P & PEACOCK, WJ 1980, 'SEGMENTAL AMPLIFICATION IN A SATELLITE DNA - RESTRICTION ENZYME ANALYSIS OF THE MAJOR SATELLITE OF MACROPUS-RUFOGRISEUS', CHROMOSOMA, vol. 79, no. 2, pp. 179-198.
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DENNIS, ES, GERLACH, WL & PEACOCK, WJ 1980, 'IDENTICAL POLYPYRIMIDINE-POLYPURINE SATELLITE DNAS IN WHEAT AND BARLEY', HEREDITY, vol. 44, no. JUN, pp. 349-+.
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DENNIS, ES, HORT, YJ, ZURAWSKI, G, PRYOR, AJ & PEACOCK, WJ 1980, 'FINE-STRUCTURE OF MAIZE HETEROCHROMATIN', PROCEEDINGS OF THE AUSTRALIAN BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETY, vol. 13, pp. 78-78.
DOOLEY, AH 1980, 'RANDOM FOURIER-SERIES FOR CENTRAL FUNCTIONS ON COMPACT LIE-GROUPS', ILLINOIS JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS, vol. 24, no. 4, pp. 545-553.
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GERLACH, WL & PEACOCK, WJ 1980, 'CHROMOSOMAL LOCATIONS OF HIGHLY REPEATED DNA-SEQUENCES IN WHEAT', HEREDITY, vol. 44, no. APR, pp. 269-+.
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Green, PJ 1980, 'A 'random transition' in the cell cycle?', Nature, vol. 285, no. 5760, p. 116.
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Holt, RN & Carroll, RJ 1980, 'Classification of commercial bank loans through policy capturing', Accounting, Organizations and Society, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 285-296.
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The judgmental policy of a group of national bank examiners in classifying commercial bank loans was identified using stepwise multiple discriminant analyses and was expressed in the form of a linear model. Credit scenarios (which were composed of both financial and non-financial cues) were presented to 24 national bank examiners at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in Washington D.C. Each examiner received 20 scenarios and was asked to classify the scenarios in one of the five classifications used by the OCC. Based upon 75% of these observations, a linear discriminant model was developed using stepwise MDA analyses. The remaining observations were used to validate the model developed. Non-financial variables appeared to be important discriminators; the financial variable of industry comparison of the interest coverage ratio using cash flow was an excellent discriminatory variable; and industry comparisons and trends of financial variables appeared to be more important than the variables themselves. The model developed contained two of these variables: (a) an industry comparison of the interest coverage ratio using cash flow and (b) the trend of the debt/equity ratio. © 1980.
Leitch, EC 1980, 'Rock units, structure and metamorphism of the Port Macquarie block, eastern New England fold belt.', Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales, vol. 104, no. 3-4, pp. 273-292.
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Three units of stratified rocks are recognized: the pre-Devonian Watonga formation, composed mainly of chert and slate; the Middle Palaeozoic Touchwood formation, consisting of volcanogenic clastic sediments and andesite; and the (?)Early Permian Thrumster slate, comprising slate and metasandstone. These units have been intruded by Karikeree metadolerite dykes, serpentinite bodies and felsic dykes, and are unconformably overlain by Early Triassic conglomerate of the Camden Haven group. The Watonga formation, Thrumster slate and early members of the Karikeree metadolerite were cleaved and recrystallized under greenschist-facies conditions at an early stage during Late Permian orogenesis. Later dolerite intrusions in the cleaved rocks are massive but also show greenschist-facies assemblages. Touchwood formation rocks and associated Karikeree metadolerite dykes lack cleavage and exhibit only burial metamorphism of prehnite-pumpellyite metagreywacke facies. They were brought into contact with the more strongly deformed rocks by transcurrent movements along a system of NNW-trending faults. Subsequently, serpentinite masses rose along some of these fractures and along a younger NW-striking fault. A small thermal high, in which static recrystallization produced biotite, postdates most deformation and may be associated with a buried intrusive body. Here the serpentinite contains antigorite, in contrast with the chrysotile-lizardite serpentinites elsewhere in the block, and is associated with lenses of talc and chlorite-tremolite rocks. Fault movements continued into post-Early Triassic times.-N.C.N.S.
Leitch, EC 1980, 'The Great Serpentine Belt of New South Wales: diverse mafic- ultramafic complexes set in a Palaeozoic arc.', Ophiolites, pp. 637-648.
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This zone of Palaeozoic rocks, extending some 225 km NNW from near Nundle to Warialda in NE New South Wales, includes numerous mafic-ultramafic complexes embedded in a deformed arc system. Those complexes studied in detail show features arising from both igneous processes and tectonic aggregation, the latter bringing together rocks from a variety of geological settings.-R.A.H.
Leitch, EC & Cawood, PA 1980, 'Olistoliths and debris flow deposits at ancient consuming plate margins: an eastern Australian example', Sedimentary Geology, vol. 25, no. 1-2, pp. 5-22.
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Slabs of radiolarian chert up to 400 m long, and smaller blocks of limestone, andesite, basalt and siltstone are imbedded within conglomerates and sandstones of the Wisemans Arm Formation in northeastern New South Wales. Abrupt termination of individual masses, their distribution and orientation, the lack of continuity of stratification from the masses into surrounding rocks, and the presence of boulders, pebbles and sand-sized grains of identical rock types as constituents of the surrounding matrix, indicate that the masses are allochthonous, but of sedimentary origin. The matrix rocks are ill-sorted, devoid of internal sedimentary structures, and were deposited from debris flows. The olistoliths were transported within these flows. Chert olistoliths were lithified at the time of their emplacement. They were detached along bedding surfaces during periods of heightened tectonic activity that also triggered the generation of debris flows. The Wisemans Arm Formation is separated by a major fault system from a magmatic arc-fore arc basin sequence, and is more intimately related to, although also in fault contact with, rocks inferred to be deformed oceanic crust. Components of the formation were derived from both these sources at the start of or during subduction, and accumulated in the immediate vicinity of a major consuming plate boundary. © 1980.
LESLIE, LM 1980, 'NUMERICAL MODELING OF THE SUMMER HEAT LOW OVER AUSTRALIA', JOURNAL OF APPLIED METEOROLOGY, vol. 19, no. 4, pp. 381-387.
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Matson, JL, Esveldt-Dawson, K, Andrasik, F, Ollendick, TH, Petti, T & Hersen, M 1980, 'Direct, observational, and generalization effects of social skills training with emotionally disturbed children', Behavior Therapy, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 522-531.
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Four emotionally disturbed, hospitalized children between 9 and 11 years of age were treated for social skill deficits. Training was evaluated in a multiplebaseline design across subjects and included instructions, performance feedback, modeling, role playing, and social reinforcement. Furthermore, training was conducted in a group and utilized natural role-play situations. Initially, two children were trained while the other two observed training. This procedure was used to evaluate the effects of observational learning. Later, treatment conditions were reversed. Observational learning was of minimal benefit. The effects of direct social skills treatment, however, were immediate and generalized to untreated scenes and to behavior on the ward. Effects were maintained at a 15-week follow-up. © 1980 Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy.
Matson, JL, Ollendick, TH & Adkins, J 1980, 'A comprehensive dining program for mentally retarded adults', Behaviour Research and Therapy, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 107-112.
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Twenty-six types of behavior (e.g. uses fork in socially appropriate manner, chews food before swallowing) were treated in a course of independence training, using 80 institutionalized retarded adults (40 experimentals and 40 no-treatment controls). The 3-month long training phase incorporated a number of treatment components including in vivo modeling, peer social reinforcement, self-evaluation and monitoring; then a four-month follow-up. A group (i.e. experimentals and controls) by sex, by time, analysis of variance was computed with repeated measures on the last dimension (pre, post, follow-up measures = time). A significant difference was obtained between the experimentals and controls on post-test and follow-up. © 1980.
Matson, JL, Ollendick, TH & DiLorenzo, TM 1980, 'Time-out and the characteristics of mentally retarded institutionalized adults who do or do not receive it', Mental Retardation, vol. 18, no. 4, pp. 181-184.
Milthorpe, BK 1980, 'FMFPAK1: A program package for routine analysis of single parameter flow microfluorimetric data on a low cost mini-computer', Computer and Biomedical Research, vol. 13, pp. 417-429.
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A program package is presented for routine analysis, on a low cost minicomputer, of data obtained by flow microfluorimetry. The programs, with the aid of a graphics capability, provide calculations of various properties of cell populations: percentage of cells in various phases of the cell-cycle (G,, S, G2 + M): mean fluorescence per cell: mean narrow-angle scatter per cell, and an approximation to relative mean volume per cell from narrow-angle light scatter measurements. The system is designed to allow either direct analysis or for storage of raw data on tape files for analysis at a later time. Provision is also made for hard copy on a digital x-y plotter.
MILTHORPE, BK, TAYLOR, IW, WOODS, RL & TATTERSALL, MHN 1980, 'MEASUREMENT OF CELLULAR DNA IN DRUG TREATED-CELLS BY FLOW MICROFLUORIMETRY', PROCEEDINGS OF THE AUSTRALIAN BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETY, vol. 13, pp. 99-99.
Novikov, AA 1980, 'Active Network Realization of Operating Transfer Factor of a Bridge Circuit.', Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenij. Radioelektronika, vol. 23, no. 7, pp. 53-59.
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A synthesis method is proposed for active networks whose transfer factor is equivalent to that of a bridge two-port. The method yields a set of solutions which may be optimized with reprieve to a specific problem. An example of an active low-frequency filter is included.
Ollendick, TH, Elliott, W & Matson, JL 1980, 'Locus of control as related to effectiveness in a behavior modification program for juvenile delinquents', Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 259-262.
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A fixed token economy and a flexible behavioral contracting system were employed in a treatment program for juvenile delinquents. Locus of control, a person variable, was also measured and its relationship to program effectiveness assessed. Results indicated that internally-oriented delinquents committed fewer offenses and evidenced lower recidivism rates than did externally-oriented delinquents. Results were discussed within a social learning framework for the treatment of juvenile delinquents. © 1980, All rights reserved.
Ollendick, TH, Matson, JL, Esveldt‐Dawson, K & Shapiro, ES 1980, 'INCREASING SPELLING ACHIEVEMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF TREATMENT PROCEDURES UTILIZING AN ALTERNATING TREATMENTS DESIGN', Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 645-654.
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Two studies which examine the effectiveness of spelling remediation procedures are reported. In both studies, an alternating treatment design was employed. In the first study, positive practice overcorrection plus positive reinforcement was compared to positive practice alone and a no‐remediation control condition. In the second study, positive practice plus positive reinforcement was compared to a traditional corrective procedure plus positive reinforcement and a traditional procedure when used alone. Results of both studies indicated that the combined positive practice plus positive reinforcement procedure was more efficient and that it was preferred by the children. Following brief training under this combined procedure, all children demonstrated 100% spelling accuracy. 1980 Society for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
PATZELT, C, TAGER, HS, CARROLL, RJ & STEINER, DF 1980, 'IDENTIFICATION OF PROSOMATOSTATIN IN PANCREATIC-ISLETS', PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, vol. 77, no. 5, pp. 2410-2414.
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Peacock, WJ 1980, 'Silver Jubilee Symposium Vol. III - Life: hierarchies of interacting molecules.', Silver Jubilee Symposium Vol. III - Life: hierarchies of interacting molecules..
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The first four contributions are conceptually linked by discussing the implications of DNA. 'The origin of life on earth' by R.D.BROWN progresses from molecules in space to more complicated molecules on earth and speculates on the possible nature of the earliest replicating systems. G.S.STENT discusses 'Prematurity and uniqueness of scientific discovery as illuminated by the history of molecular biology'; W.J.PEACOCK writes on 'Gene organization in the chromosomes of higher organisms'; and J.B.GURDON considers 'Gene control in the development and differentiation of multicellular organisms'. With regard to hormones, E.E.BAULIEU examines 'The biochemical fundamentals of sexuality'. -P.J.Jarvis
Peacock, WJ 1980, 'Silver Jubilee Symposium Vol. III - Life: hierarchies of interacting molecules.', Silver Jubilee Symposium Vol. III - Life: hierarchies of interacting molecules..
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The first four contributions are conceptually linked by discussing the implications of DNA. 'The origin of life on earth' by R.D.BROWN progresses from molecules in space to more complicated molecules on earth and speculates on the possible nature of the earliest replicating systems. G.S.STENT discusses 'Prematurity and uniqueness of scientific discovery as illuminated by the history of molecular biology'; W.J.PEACOCK writes on 'Gene organization in the chromosomes of higher organisms'; and J.B.GURDON considers 'Gene control in the development and differentiation of multicellular organisms'. With regard to hormones, E.E.BAULIEU examines 'The biochemical fundamentals of sexuality'. -P.J.Jarvis
PIPER, AA, MCCAFFERY, CA, MILTHORPE, BK, FOX, RM & TATTERSALL, MHN 1980, 'BIOCHEMISTRY OF THE CELL-CYCLE - CELL FRACTIONATION BY CENTRIFUGAL ELUTRIATION', CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PHARMACOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 65-66.
PLATEN, E 1980, 'WEAK-CONVERGENCE OF APPROXIMATIONS OF ITO INTEGRAL-EQUATIONS', ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANGEWANDTE MATHEMATIK UND MECHANIK, vol. 60, no. 11, pp. 609-614.
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PRYOR, A, FAULKNER, K, RHOADES, MM & PEACOCK, WJ 1980, 'ASYNCHRONOUS REPLICATION OF HETEROCHROMATIN IN MAIZE', PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, vol. 77, no. 11, pp. 6705-6709.
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Ruppert, D & Carroll, RJ 1980, 'Trimmed least squares estimation in the linear model', Journal of the American Statistical Association, vol. 75, no. 372, pp. 828-838.
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We consider two methods of defining a regression analog to a trimmed mean. The first was suggested by Koenker and Bassett and uses their concept of regression quantiles. Its asymptotic behavior is completely analogous to that of a trimmed mean. The second method uses residuals from a preliminary estimator. Its asymptotic behavior depends heavily on the preliminary estimate; it behaves, in general, quite differently than the estimator proposed by Koenker and Bassett, and it can be inefficient at the normal model even if the percentage of trimming is small. However, if the preliminary estimator is the average of the two regression quantiles used with Koenker and Bassett’s estimator, then the first and second methods are asymptotically equivalent for symmetric error distributions. © 1980, Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
RUPPERT, D & CARROLL, RJ 1980, 'TRIMMED LEAST-SQUARES ESTIMATION IN THE LINEAR-MODEL', JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION, vol. 75, no. 372, pp. 828-838.
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Shapiro, ES, Barrett, RP & Ollendick, TH 1980, 'A comparison of physical restraint and positive practice overcorrection in treating stereotypic behavior', Behavior Therapy, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. 227-233.
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Shapiro, ES, McGonigle, JJ & Ollendick, TH 1980, 'An analysis of self-assessment and self-reinforcement in a self-managed token economy with mentally retarded children', Applied Research In Mental Retardation, vol. 1, no. 3-4, pp. 227-240.
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While there are numerous studies which have examined classroom self-control procedures with children and adolescents, few studies have investigated whether these techniques can be used in classrooms of mentally retarded children. In those studies using a mentally retarded population, the specific components of the self-control procedures have not been examined. The present study examined the effects of training self-assessment and self-reinforcement in the self-management of a token economy with five moderately to midly retarded children. The separate effects of the self- assessment and self-reinforcement components were assessed. Results showed that all children displayed substantially improved levels of on-task behavior and maintained these levels throughout training in self-management. Four of the five children were successful in achieving highly accurate self-assessment. It was also found that training in both components of self-management, self-assessment and self-reinforcement, may not be necessary to maintain accurate self-management with mentally retarded children. © 1981.
SMITH, GB & IGNATIEV, A 1980, 'THE RELATIVE MERITS OF BLACK COBALT AND BLACK CHROME AS HIGH-TEMPERATURE SELECTIVE ABSORBERS', SOLAR ENERGY MATERIALS, vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 461-467.
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SMITH, GB, IGNATIEV, A & ZAJAC, G 1980, 'SOLAR SELECTIVE BLACK COBALT - PREPARATION, STRUCTURE, AND THERMAL-STABILITY', JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, vol. 51, no. 8, pp. 4186-4196.
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TAYLOR, IW & MILTHORPE, BK 1980, 'AN EVALUATION OF DNA FLUOROCHROMES, STAINING TECHNIQUES AND ANALYSIS FOR FLOW MICROFLUORIMETRY OF UNPERTURBED CELL-POPULATIONS', CELL AND TISSUE KINETICS, vol. 13, no. 6, pp. 691-692.
Taylor, IW & Milthorpe, BK 1980, 'An evaluation of DNA fluorochromes, staining techniques, and analysis for flow cytometry. I. Unperturbed cell populations', Journal of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry, vol. 28, no. 11, pp. 1224-1232.
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Wallach, M & Laskov, R 1980, 'A High Production-Rate Of Translatable IgG Messenger-RNA Accounts For The Amplified Synthesis Of IgG In Myeloma Cells', F E B S Journal, vol. 110, no. 2, pp. 545-554.
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The aim of the present work was to determine whether the accumulation of Ig mRNA in myeloma cells is due to a high rate of production or to a high stability of these molecules. Specific mRNAs for the light and heavy polypeptide chains of IgG were isolated from the murine MPC-11 myeloma tumor cells by immune precipitation of polysomes which synthesize these chains. It was found that the immune-precipitated polysomes were enriched 10--30-fold in the gamma and chi mRNA sequences respectively. In the wheat germ cell-free system the chi mRNA preparation was translated mainly into three polypeptides of Mr 25 000, 18 000, and 15 000. The method of immune precipitation of polysomes was also used to characterize three variant clones of MPC-11 myeloma. It was found that little if any gamma-chain polysomes are present in the L-chain producer and non-producer clones, while a substantial amount of chi-chain polysomes was present in the non-producer clone. This may be due to the presence in the non-producer cells of the constant region chi-chain fragment. In order to determine the relative synthesis rate of chi and gamma mRNAs, pulse-labelled polysomes were immune precipitated using antibodies to chi and gamma chains. It was found that chi and gamma mRNA molecules are produced at a very high relative rate each accounting for 10--15% of the total labeled mRNA after 1 h of labeling. These values are higher than the steady-state pool size of chi and gamma mRNA, which was 5--6%, and indicates that the half-life of these molecules is not unusually high. It is concluded that the amplified synthesis of immunoglobulin chains in myeloma cells is mainly due to a high rate of production of translatable chi and gamma mRNAs
WILLRATH, H & SMITH, GB 1980, 'A NEW TRANSIENT TEMPERATURE EMISSOMETER', SOLAR ENERGY MATERIALS, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 31-46.
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ZAJAC, G, SMITH, GB & IGNATIEV, A 1980, 'REFINEMENT OF SOLAR ABSORBING BLACK CHROME MICROSTRUCTURE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO OPTICAL DEGRADATION MECHANISMS', JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, vol. 51, no. 10, pp. 5544-5554.
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