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Ridges-off-the-end syndrome

Known as: Dermal Ridges-Off-The-End, ROES 
National Institutes of Health

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Skin Abnormalities

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2005
2005
Probing the conformational features of a phage display polypeptide sequence directed against single-walled carbon nanohorn surfaces.
Single-walled carbon nanohorns (SWNHs) are interesting carbon nanostructures that have applications to science and technology… 
2003
2003
Severe reactions from roe without concomitant fish allergy.
2000
2000
Hydrophilic residues at the apical domain of GroEL contribute to GroES binding but attenuate polypeptide binding.
The GroES binding site at the apical domain of GroEL, mostly consisting of hydrophobic residues, overlaps largely with the… 
1998
1998
Three-dimensional structure of moenomycin A--a potent inhibitor of penicillin-binding protein 1b.
The first three-dimensional structure of moenomycin A in aqueous solution based on NMR-derived distance constraints and molecular… 
1994
1994
Genetic Resistance to Scab Disease in Pecan
isolates of scab in association with repeated applications of that fungicide in a Louisiana orchard. Scab resistance in pecan is… 
1993
1993
Influence of sulfate and carboxylate groups on the conformation of chondroitin sulfate related disaccharides.
1979
1979
[The supply of wild ruminants with major and trace elements. 1. The cadmium content of winter grazing and the cadmium status of red deer, fallow deer, roes and moulons].
The Cd-determination of 10 different winter grazings for wild ruminants in seven different biotopes showed significant… 
1966
1966
"Bone- and antler objects from the Frisian terp-mounds", Anna Roes, Haarlem 1963 : [recenzja] / Eugeniusz Cnotliwy.
1965
1965
Incidence of virus diarrhoea among roes.
1956
1956
Sedimentation study of sodium deoxypentosenucleate preparations from herring sperm and calf thymus.
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