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AD=George Washington University Medical Center AND TS=RNA

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AI=(A-1009-2008 OR 0000-0002-1553-596X)

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AU=(Bastian B* AND Curtin JA*)

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DE=(Primates AND Vertebrate*)

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DM=Patient* AND TS=Medical Care

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Demographics: Men from the 96th station hospital. Psychoneurotic patients, European Theater of Operations

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The program has benefited greatly from the financial support of the National Science Foundation, the World Bank, the Harvard Center for International Development, and the U.S Institute of Peace as well as from the support of the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs

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SU=Computer Science

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TI=succinic acid

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TI="succinic acid"

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TS=Monte Carlo simulation

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TS="Monte Carlo simulation"

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TS=(Sul*ur AND Nitra*) AND #1

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WC=Agricultural Engineering OR WC=Agriculture, Multidisciplinary

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WC=(Archaeology NOT Anthropology)

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Field Tags

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• DE=Subject Descriptors
• DO=DOI
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• ED=Editor
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• GP=Group Author
• PMID=PubMed ID
• PY=Year Published
• SO=Source Titles
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• TS=Topic
• UT=Accession Number
• WC=Web of Science Category

Descriptors

• DM=Demographics
• DY=Data Type
• GN=Gene Name
• GS=Geospatial
• GT=Time
• ML=Miscellaneous
• NP=Named Person
• OD=Method
• TA=Taxonomic Data

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