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My name is María Virginia Mercau. This is the correct title of my thesis:

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I have created a graph about the immune response in healthy and AD skin for S. aureus.

Could I please ask if it should be a table or a figure?

Does the pathway look correct?

Shall I make it more simple? Thank you!

Best wishes,

Virginia

I'm following your notes to add a submission to the Virginia Henderson e-repository. But can't get to a spot for uploading. I always end up at this location allowing me to search the repository: https://sigma.nursingrepository.org/handle/10755/146799

Find no place to upload.

Help?

Religious Relationship in America in 17- 18 Centuries.

We live in suburban Northern Virginia in a townhouse, but there are many trees, and a path around a nearby artificial lake, so we get a variety of birds. 

The stocky bird with the owl-like face appeared in the winter, on our next-door neighbor's front deck fence, and looking at bird books, I tentatively identified it as a Broad-winged Hawk. 

The thinner bird, for which there are two pictures here, appeared Wednesday, September 12, 2018, on our front deck fence - my wife (again!) spotting it - and I just took pictures through the sliding glass door.  I have taken and have been given guesses as to what it is, including a couple of people who thought it might be a Cooper's Hawk.  In a couple of books I checked, it looked more like a Sharp-shinned Hawk, it seemed to me, which is about the right size, but one of the books noted that the Cooper's Hawk has a yellow cere, and you can see that in one of the two pictures of that bird here.  Since it is small for a Cooper's Hawk, perhaps it is a young one? 

Illustrations in bird books often look different to me, for the same species, from one book to another.

Would some of you birders out there please identify these two by species, gender, and adult v juvenile?  Also, if you could give me some instructions as to how to identify these birds, that would be very helpful.

Thank you. 

Hi,

I have been searching the literature to find the percentage of similarity of the whole genome of S.aureus and S.epidermidis.

Would you know any papers that state this?

Thank you in advance!

Kind regards,

Virginia

We are in Northern Virginia, USA, and have downy woodpeckers, red-bellied woodpeckers, robins, cardinals, blue birds, bluejays, nuthatches, juncos, chicadees, house and apparently other sparrows, house finches, goldfinches, titmice, doves, and water birds from a nearby artificial lake. We've seen a hawk, and a vulture. So that is the environment here: semi-wooded with a small, nearby lake. There seem to be a variety of sparrows, or similar size birds here. There are three pictures attached which I would appreciate having someone identify. They may be very common birds, but I am not that knowledgeable, and the pictures in my bird books do not always clear things up for me. Thank you.

Hi,

I am trying to find literature on the number of cells per mL of saturated culture for Lactococcus Lactis.

Could you please send me some references?

Thank you very much in advance!!!

Best wishes,

Virginia

Diethylamine (DEA) reacts with l-bromobutane (BB) to form diethylbutylamine (DEBA) From the data given below (provided by N. Leininger, Univ. of Virginia), find the effect of solvent on the second-order rate constant.

The use of analytic bearing solutions became obsolete in the 1970's with the rapid progress of computer speeds. This is no longer being attempted in academic research and has little place in industry. GE, for example, had state of the art computer programs for multi lobed and tilting pad bearings developed in their research center. All this capability seems to have been lost when they shut down their research facility.

I would like to see what type of bearings you are attempting to compute.

Analytic solutions can not handle fluid film bearings when heat transfer and turbulent flow conditions are assumed. The computer speeds and codes have progressed to the point that we can compute the instantaneous bearing forces for direct application to nonlinear time transient rotor studies. This is required for high speed turbochargers and aircraft squeeze film dampers.

E. J. Gunter, Prof. Emeritus Dept. of Mech & Aerospace Eng. Univ. of Virginia

Former Director Rotor Dynamics Laboratory

DrGunter@aol.com

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Does anybody know, where can I get a peak into this publication? I found, that the Sydney library has those, but they are unable to share it via librarian sharing program.

Is there any other chance, where can I get this manual?

Anaerobe laboratory manual : by the staff of the Anaerobe Laboratory, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University ... /​ 4 th ed. by Lillian V. Holdeman and W.E.C. Moore. 1977

Thank you very much for your help.

Hello every researcher,

Does anybody have experience with western blot of PBMC´s proteins?

I already tried with beta-actin, alpha-tubulin and GAPDH, but I'm not sure how stable are the expressions of these proteins so they may not be good load controls.

Thanks in advance,

Virginia

Specifically the area of Fairfield, Franklin, and Pickaway counties of Ohio

We are trying to learn more about any kind of species interactions (competition, predation, disease transmission etc.) between native and non-native (invasive) crayfish in the eastern United States. We are designing some laboratory and field experiments to assess the potential impacts of invasive on natives (focusing on Virginia), so any additional information would help us do a better job with new research program in my lab. Thanks.

I am very much interested in pursuing experimental developmental biology approaches to organogenesis.  Does anyone know of researchers working in this field in the Washington D.C./Northern Virginia area?  Thank you in advance for any guidance you can provide.