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4. Towards a transferable design of solid-state embedding models on the example of a rutile TiO

Author

M, Kick and H, Oberhofer

Abstract

In this work, we present general and robust transferable principles for the construction of quantum-mechanically treated clusters in a solid-state embedding (SSE) approach, beyond the still prevalent trial and error approach. Thereby, we probe the quality of different cluster shapes on the accuracy of chemisorption energies of small molecules and small polaron formation energies at the rutile TiO

Published
2019

5. THE CURRENT STATUS OF INTEGRATED POME FRUIT PRODUCTION IN WESTERN EUROPE AND ITS ACHIEVEMENTS

Author

A. Bonauer, H. Oberhofer, E. Jörg, S. Koning, C. Malavolta, J. Grauslund, J. Clemente, J. Denis, M. Pontalti, I. Morandell, M. Rossini, C. de Schaetzen, M. Vilajeliu, R. Marcelle, F. Polesny, A. Kvale, J.V. Cross, A. Schenk, V. Bondio, and C. Huguet

Subjects
Pome, Agroforestry, Western europe, Production (economics), Forestry, Business, Horticulture, Current (fluid)
Published
1996
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8. FOREWORD

Author

John E. Jackson, H. Oberhofer, S. Sansavini, and S.J. Wertheim

Subjects
Horticulture
Published
1981
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11. Untersuchungen zur Entwicklung einer Makro- und Mikroangiopathie beim streptozotozindiabetischen Miniaturschwein

Author

H. Oberhofer and M. Marshall

Abstract

Uber die Genese der diabetischen Angiopathien bestehen Unklarheiten und Widerspruchlichkeiten. Es war daher unser Ziel, ein Modell zu finden, das moglichst viele Parallelen zum menschlichen Insulinmangeldiabetes aufweist und die fruhesten Stadien der Angiopathieentwicklung zu untersuchen erlaubt.

Published
1979
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12. Diabetologie

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P. Schauder, J. Arends, E. G. Siegel, H. Koop, W. Creutzfeldt, P. Bratusch-Marrain, W. Waldhäusl, B. Grubeck-Loebenstein, A. Korn, H. Vierhapper, B. Willms, H. Unger, I. Schönborn, G. Sachse, E. Mäser, H. Laube, K. Federlin, G. Kleinberger, G. Kastner, M. Komjati, C. Hasslacher, H. G. Kopischke, E. Bürklin, G. Schernthaner, H. Freyler, L. G. Heding, W. R. Mayr, G. Tappeiner, T. Lander, E. Standl, T. Dexel, E. A. Siess, M. E. Naethke, E. D. Albert, S. Scholz, F. D. Goebel, H. Böttinger, H. Duschl, P. A. Schwendemann, H. Oberhofer, M. Marshall, E. J. Diamantopoulos, S. Raptis, K. Karaiskos, R. Mandel, S. Moulopoulos, H. U. Janka, H. Mehnert, W. Kerner, H. Moll, W. Beischer, E. F. Pfeiffer, H. Walter, W. Kemmler, Ch. Kestler, K. D. Gerbitz, A. Kiss, P. Nowotny, R. Renner, K. Piwernetz, K. D. Hepp, E. R. Trimble, H.-R. Bertoud, A. E. Renold, F. Freitag, R. Schneider, K. Helmke, P. Bottermann, H. Gyaram, K. Wahl, R. Ermler, A. Lebender, F. Enzmann, D. Hatzidakis, C. Zoupas, J. Svedberg, H. G. Velcovsky, H. G. Veléovsky, I. Weil, K. Schlüter, K. G. Petersen, L. Kerp, T. Weber, J. Beyer, J. Schulz, A. Westerburg, W. Hassinger, U. Krause, U. Cordes, H. W. Rüdiger, M. Dreyer, P. Maack, A. Holle, W. Mangels, J. Kühnau, G. E. Sonnenberg, U. Eichholz, E. Chantelau, and M. Berger

Published
1981
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13. Early micro- and macro-angiopathy in the streptozotocin diabetic minipig

Author

J. Staubesand, M. Marshall, and H. Oberhofer

Subjects
Diabetic microangiopathy, Male, medicine.medical_specialty, Swine, Diabetic angiopathy, Streptozocin, Angiopathy, Diabetes Mellitus, Experimental, Internal medicine, Diabetes mellitus, medicine, Animals, Diabetic Nephropathies, Ear, External, Skin, Streptozotocin Diabetes, business.industry, Muscles, Microangiopathy, General Medicine, Streptozotocin, medicine.disease, Capillaries, Femoral Artery, Endocrinology, Carotid Arteries, Female, sense organs, business, Diabetic Angiopathies, medicine.drug
Abstract

Streptozotocin diabetes in the minipig constitutes an outstanding model for the study of diabetic angiopathies. Changes which are classifiable as macroangiopathy are evident after 6 months, while the first changes indicative of microangiopathy appear already after about 18 months. The degree of pronouncement of the microangiopathy depends on the duration and severity of the induced diabetes. These results constitute a cogent argument in favour of the “metabolic theory” of the development of diabetic microangiopathy.

Published
1980

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