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Anonymous, 1983: Annual report, Experimental Institute for Agricultural Mechanization, 1983-1984. Details of research activities are given in Italian, with English titles listed at the end of the Section (p. 54-55). Research areas include ergonomics; energy conservation (solar energy and photovoltaic for irrigation, wind-powered generators); t...

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Woestyn, J.; Afschrift, M., 1983: Ultrasonic demonstration of small thyroid nodules. Lancet 2(8361): 1252-1252

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Murphy, R.M., 2010: Calpains, skeletal muscle function and exercise. 1. Skeletal muscle fibres contain ubiquitous (mu-calpain and m-calpain) and muscle-specific (calpain-3) Ca(2+)-dependent proteases. The physiological roles of the calpains are not well understood, although ubiquitous calpains have been associated...