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5. Discovery of a Novel Bromodomain and Extra Terminal Domain (BET) Protein Inhibitor, I-BET282E, Suitable for Clinical Progression

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Jones, Katherine L., primary, Beaumont, Dominic M., additional, Bernard, Sharon G., additional, Bit, Rino A., additional, Campbell, Simon P., additional, Chung, Chun-wa, additional, Cutler, Leanne, additional, Demont, Emmanuel H., additional, Dennis, Kate, additional, Gordon, Laurie, additional, Gray, James R., additional, Haase, Michael V., additional, Lewis, Antonia J., additional, McCleary, Scott, additional, Mitchell, Darren J., additional, Moore, Susanne M., additional, Parr, Nigel, additional, Robb, Olivia J., additional, Smithers, Nicholas, additional, Soden, Peter E., additional, Suckling, Colin J., additional, Taylor, Simon, additional, Walker, Ann L., additional, Watson, Robert J., additional, and Prinjha, Rab K., additional

Published
2021
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8. Why, How To, and This & That from Howell School.

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Box Elder County School District, UT. and Dennis, Kate

Abstract

This curriculum package is based upon the use of contracts which allow the student to make some choices and receive immediate, positive reinforcement. Mathematics and language arts are individualized using teacher-made and commercial materials. Activities described present social science, science, health, music, language arts, and safety to students, with opportunities for group interaction. Interest centers, group interaction discussions, and student government are a part of this individualized program, with emphasis on self control and concern for others. Section I discusses ego development and self discipline and describes group therapy and reality therapy sessions. Basic elements of individualized instruction are discussed with suggestions on drawing up individual performance contracts and identifying main concepts that need to be learned in specific subjects. Teacher enthusiasm is emphasized. The second section is devoted to suggestions on how to develop student self control and how to individualize instruction. The final section provides guidance on class activities, parent conferences, special projects, and physical fitness activities. Sample charts for the daily use of the teacher in overseeing, guiding, and evaluating student progress are included. (JD)

Published
1980

9. Should the United States resume reprocessing? A pro and con.

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Dennis, Kate J., Rugolo, Jason, Murray, Lee T., Parrella, Justin, Romps, David M., Holmes, Christopher D., House, Kurt Z., Lee, Benjamin G., and Winkler, Mark T.

Subjects
*REACTOR fuel reprocessing, *MIXED oxide fuels (Nuclear engineering), *RADIOACTIVE waste repositories, *NUCLEAR fuel rods, *NUCLEAR nonproliferation, *FAST reactors, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Last summer, 11 Harvard graduate students and postdocs went to France to investigate Areva's spent fuel reprocessing. On the trip, they debated whether the United States should reprocess as well. What resulted was the typical split that has followed this debate for decades. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2009
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12. Assessing Cumulative Effects of Climate Change Manipulations on Phosphorus Limitation in a Californian Grassland

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Mellett, Travis, Selvin, Corinne, Defforey, Delphine, Roberts, Kathryn, Lecher, Alanna L., Dennis, Kate, Gutknecht, Jessica, Field, Christopher, and Paytan, Adina

Abstract

Grasslands throughout the world are responding in diverse ways to changing climate and environmental conditions. In this study we analyze indicators of phosphorus limitation including phosphorus concentrations, phosphorus to nitrogen, and carbon ratios, oxygen isotope ratios of phosphate in vegetation, and phosphatase enzyme activity in soil to shed light on potential effects of climate change on phosphorus availability to grassland vegetation. The study was conducted at the Jasper Ridge Global Change Experiment (JRGCE), California where manipulations mimicking increases in temperature, water, nitrogen and carbon-dioxide have been maintained for over 15 years. We compare our results to an earlier study conducted 3 years after the start of the experiment, in order to assess any change in the response of phosphorus over time. Our results suggest that a decade later the measured indicators show similar or only slightly stronger responses. Specifically, addition of nitrogen, the principle parameter controlling biomass growth, increased phosphorus demand but thresholds that suggest P limitation were not reached. A study documenting changes in net primary productivity (NPP) over time at the JRGCE also could not identify a progressive effect of the manipulations on NPP. Combined these results indicate that the vegetation in these grassland systems is not very sensitive to the range of climate parameters tested.

Published
2024
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16. Q&A.

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BLACKMORE, SUSAN, GUNN, ALASTAIR, MATTHEWS, ROBERT, MITCHELL, GARETH, VILLAZON, LUIS, MORRIS, SUE, HERSH, TONY, LIBMAN, MIKE, LAWS, STUART, LEECH, SAM, DENNIS, KATE, JOHNSON, RON, HAYNES, ROB, LINDEN, CHRISTOPHER, O’NEILL, RICHARD, ELLIS, LORNA, WATT, JACK, LOMBARDI, ALESSANDRO, MONTAZER, AMIR, and ROUND, ALEX

Published
2015

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