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Other Designs in Biomedical Research: An Introduction to Pharmacoeconomics and Economic EvaluationPHARM 309 Nov. 28, 2005Louis P. Garrison, Jr., Ph.D., Professor, Department of Pharmacy, University of WashingtonObjectives Introduce some of the

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Homeopathic Products Principle of analogy or Law of Similars Small or infinitesimal doses (3X-30C) Avogadro's number=6x1023 = ~23X Succussion and potentization (see http:/www.boiron.com/en/htm/02_medi_homeo/pre ) Ultra-high dilution effects Fi

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Garlic History Chemistry organosulfur compounds alliin allicin Ajoene S-allylcysteine interconversions and odorAlliin is a major component found in fresh and dried (carefully) garlic. Allicin is odiferous and pharmacologically activeAjoe

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Infant Feeding: Human Milk and Formula Joan C Zerzan MS RD CD "No two hemispheres of any learned professor's brain are equal to two healthy mammary glands in the production of a satisfactory food for infants" Oliver Wendell Ho

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CHEM 241 EXAM #2 STUDY GUIDE.The exam will be on Monday, August 15th from 1:10-2:10. This will be a closed book/note test. There will be a seating chart. The exam will be over the Spinach Chromotogrphy, Freidel Crafts acylation, Grignard reaction an

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Chem 237, Summer 2007Exam #2 8/15/07Name: _ There are 114 points on this exam, but it will be graded out of 100. You may either consider the extra 14 points to be extra credit, or you may choose 14 points to ignore/avoid. Note that you can pretty

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Chem 237, Summer 2008Homework Ch. 6 Due: 8/1/08Name: _ Ch. 6: 1, 4, 5, 8, 10!, 12, 16, 17, 20, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 34, 36!, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 56, 57, 58, 59 1. For each reagent (or sequence of reagents), draw the complete

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Chem 237, Summer 2007Homework #6 Due: 7/31/07Name: _ Ch. 6: 1, 4, 5, 8, 10!, 12, 16, 17, 20, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32, 34, 36!, 37, 38, 40, 42, 46!, 47, 48, 50, 55, 56, 57, 58, 1. For each reagent (or sequence of reagents), draw the complete mechani

Washington - CHEM - 142

Lecture #9Stoichiometric CalculationsChemistry 142D Younan Xia, Instructor Autumn Quarter, 2006Information Contained in a Balanced Chemical EquationSummary of the Mass-Mole-Number Relationships in a Chemical ReactionExample: Calculating Rea

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UNITS Almost everything will be in SI units in this course. I like asking exam questions about units and the conversion of units. For the exams, you'll need to memorize everything on this page without a *. mass kilograms distance meters time secon

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Lecture #18Chemical EquilibriumChemistry 142 Instructor: Younan XiaReversibility of Chemical ReactionUntil Now we have assumed that a chemical reaction goes to completion as written. For example, we might suppose that when H2O is introduced in

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H-0942.1_ HOUSE BILL 1991 _State of Washington60th Legislature Quall,2007 Regular Session Campbell, Morrell,By Representatives Seaquist, McDonald, Hunt, Upthegrove and Schual-Berke Read first time 02/02/2007. Wellness.Referred to Committe

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Developing a product evaluation workflow using a point-of-care PDA databases comparisonSarah Safranek, Leilani St. Anna, Nanette Welton, Joanne Rich, University of WashingtonStudy DevelopmentToolsModify OHSU clinical questions Pre-test clinical q

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Developing a product evaluation workflow using a point-of-care PDA databases comparisonSarah Safranek, Information Management Librarian safranek@u.washington.edu Leilani St. Anna, AHIP, Information Management Librarian lstanna@u.washington.edu Joann

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Learning Opportunities through NEPTUNEVronique Robigou and Philip Bell School of Oceanography and College of EducationNEPTUNE Workshop - University of Washington15 November 2005NEPTUNE Observatory Scienceprovides opportunities for. Sustaine

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NEPTUNE and the Engineering of Ocean ObservatoriesGary HarkinsApplied Physics LaboratoryBruce M. HoweApplied Physics Laboratory, Oceanography, Electrical Engineering University of Washington Seattle, Washington, USAUW NEPTUNE Workshop Universi

Washington - UW - 2005

Micro resonators on side-polished fiber: a potential fiber optic sensor platformAntao Chen Haishan Sun and Anna Pyayt A. Cody Young and Alex K-Y Jen Jocelyn Takayesu and Larry R Dalton Applied Physics Laboratory Department of Electrical Engineering

Washington - UW - 2005

Outreach: Communicating with NEPTUNE's Many AudiencesNEPTUNE Workshop November 15, 2005Nancy PenroseGoal of OutreachCommunicate NEPTUNE's potential for new science, discovery, and participation to the program's many audiencesAudiences Scient

Washington - UW - 2005

Submersible Optical Instrumentation and SensorsBrian J. Marquardt Center for Process Analytical Chemistry University of Washington Seattle, WashingtonDeep Submersible CPAC/UW Raman Instrument 785 nm Raman System Ballprobe sampling interf

Washington - UW - 2005

Ceramics and Composites for Energy and EnvironmentRaj Bordia, Materials Science and Engineering Energy: Solid oxide fuel cells Hydrogen generation Thermoelectric oxidesEnvironment: Corrosion protection coatings for coal gasification reactors Hi

Washington - UW - 2005

Debbie Kelley School of Oceanography Examining extreme conditions under which life thrives, survives expires Development of microbial incubators 4 chambers, 36 temperature probes, H2, time-series sampling 2 instruments deployed for 1 year, scheduled

Washington - UW - 2005

WHALE ACOUSTICS @ APL-UW WHO: Stafford, Nystuen, Moore* & Howe WHAT: detection & tracking of whale calls WHERE: Alaska and NE Pacific WHY?: species & ecosystem-based assessments * moore@apl.washington.edu

Washington - UW - 2005

Peter A. Noble Civil and Environmental Engineering microbiologist/bioinformatics high density DNA microarrays invention to quantitate microorganisms using DNA microarrays artificial neural networks (Neuroet package) phytoplankton community compo

Washington - UW - 2005

Gail Barkerformerly ofBoeing Commercial Airplanes Airplane Noise ReductionTowne, Richards and Chaudiere AEC Noise ConsultantApplied Physics Lab Student Helper

Washington - UW - 2005

IRIS Data Management Center Filling Requests 24/73 megabits per second 17 seismograms per secondUW NEPTUNE Workshop, November 15-16, 2005Mass Storage at the IRIS DMCStorageTek Powderhorn 50 terabyte NAS RAID72/3' high x 102/3' DiameterUW NE

Washington - UW - 2005

Education and Outreach Group 11/15/2005 Breakout Group-E&O Nyegreis-tim-professor of geography-studying groups- Classroom simulations- Opportunities Wired classroom (to be defined) Translation for all audiences Help of statistical tools to select int

Washington - REVIEW - 2005

Towards a Global Tropical Ocean Moored Buoy Array for ClimateTAO Project Office Dongxiao Zhang Mike McPhaden NOAA/PMEL and JISAO/UWJISAO 5-Year Review Seattle 19 April 2005TAO System OverviewMajor achievements and milestones 1533 sea days on 8

Washington - WEEK - 04

Major Themes in Shirley Jackson's "My Body"Boundaries Shirley Jackson's "The Body" uses boundaries to help illustrate her unique autobiography in several ways. The page from which the hypertext begins shows an illustration of her body that it outlin

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HW ASSIGNMENT [Due 1/31/06]: "THE PRACTICAL SIDE"1. Question: Read over some of your peer's narratives. Make two observations about how they have attempted to make sense or coherence out of Jackson's text. Based on these observations as to how reade

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Photosynthesis Research 73: 5154, 2002. 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands.51A tribute`And whose bright presence' an appreciation of Robert Hill and his reactionDavid Alan WalkerUniversity of Sheffield, 6, Biddlesto

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Non-equilibrium models of the maintenance of diversityHubbell and Foster (1986) "Theoreticians abhor unique events"! - Theoretical community ecology has not paid sufficient attention to historical explanations of ecological phenomena (fear loss of "

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Regional Biocontainment Laboratory Fixed Equipment List Room # Room Name #Molecular Biology Lab A 4 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 6 6 6 3 9 6 3 9 5 2 7 5 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 3 1 1 1 Animal Quarantine Diagnostics 1 1 1 1Equipment Specified 6' BSC A1 65' Case

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Meta-analysis for Clinical ResearchersFredric M. Wolf, Ph.DMeta-Analysis for Clinical ResearchersAn Introduction to Systematic Reviews & Meta-analysis Session 2Topics Session 2Cumulative meta-analysis vs. standard meta-analysis Differences

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Lecture #6The Mole ConceptChemistry 142D Younan Xia, Instructor Autumn Quarter, 2006The Avogadros Number How many atoms do we have in exactly 12 grams of pure carbon-12 (or 12C)? (12 g)/(12x1.67x10-24 g) = 5.99x1023 In reality, we have to cor

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Atomic Definitions: amu and 12C StandardChapter 3 - Stoichiometry3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 Atomic Masses The Mole Molar Mass Percent Composition of Compounds Determining the Formula of a Compound Chemical Equations Balancing Chemical equatio

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Lecture 12: Cell Potentials Reading: Zumdahl 11.2 Outline What is a cell potential? SHE, the electrochemical zero. Using standard reduction potentials.Electrochemical CellsElectrolytic Cells, or Galvanic CellsThe classification depends on w

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Group 5A Elements - ns2p3 valence electron configurationN P As Sb Bi Nonmetals Metaloid MetalsGroup 5A elements can form molecules involving 3, 5, or 6 covalent bonds to the Group 5A atomMX3: NH3, PH3, NF3, AsCl3, AsF3 contain a lone pair of elec

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Group 5A Elements - ns2p3 valence electron configurationN P As Sb Bi Nonmetals Metaloid MetalsSelected physical properties, sources, and methods of preparation- Table 19.1Group 5A elements can form molecules involving 3, 5, or 6 covalent bonds t

Washington - CHEM - 142

Chapter 5GasesThe Three States of Matter for the Element BromineImportant Characteristics of Gases1) Gases are highly compressibleAn external force compresses the gas sample and decreases its volume, removing the external force allows the gas

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Chapter 2: The Components of Matter2.1: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures: An Atomic Overview 2.2: The Observations That Led to an Atomic View of Matter 2.3: The Observations That Led to the Nuclear Atom Model 2.4: The Atomic Theory Today 2.5: Eleme

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Chapter 5: Gases and the Kinetic - Molecular Theory5.1 An Overview of the Physical States of Matter 5.2 Gas Pressure and its Measurement 5.3 The Gas Laws and Their Experimental Foundations 5.4 Further Applications of the Ideal Gas Law 5.5 The Ideal

Washington - UIST - 04

A Flexible Construction Kit for Interfacing with 3D GeometryKen Camarata, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Markus Eng, Mark D. Gross, Michael Weller Design Machine Group University of Washington Seattle, WA, USA (kcamarat,ellendo,markuse,mdgross,philetus)@u.washin

Washington - UIST - 04

FlexM: computational hub-and-strut construction toyCamarata, Do, Eng, Gross, Wellerdevices, "Machine Readable Models" and "Intelligent Modeling Systems," enabled designers to build models that interface with software that can give design advice. IN

Washington - UIST - 04

FlexM: a computational hub-and-strut construction toyCamarata, Do, Eng, Gross, Weller Design Machine Group University of Washington Seattle, WA, USA {kcamarat,ellendo,markuse,mdgross,philetus}@u.washington.eduABSTRACTINTRODUCTIONConstruction to

Washington - UIST - 04

Flexible Construction Kit for Interfacing with 3D GeometryKen Camarata, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, MarkusEng, Mark D. Gross, Michael Weller Design Machine Group University of Washington Seattle, WA, USA {kcamarat,ellendo,markuse,mdgross,philetus}@u.washingto

Washington - UIST - 04

A Flexible Construction Kit for Interfacing with 3D GeometryKen Camarata, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Markus Eng, Mark D. Gross, Michael Weller Design Machine Group University of Washington Seattle, WA, USA (kcamarat,ellendo,markuse,mdgross,philetus)@u.washin

Washington - UIST - 04

A Flexible Construction Kit for Interfacing with 3D GeometryKen Camarata, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Markus Eng, Mark D. Gross, Michael Weller Design Machine Group University of Washington Seattle, WA, USA (kcamarat,ellendo,markuse,mdgross,philetus)@u.washin

Washington - DCC - 04

JS Gero (ed), Design Computing and Cognition'04, xx-yy 2004 Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Printed in the NetherlandsTHREE R'S OF DRAWING AND DESIGN COMPUTATION A Drawing Centered View of Design ProcessMARK D GROSS, ELLEN YI-LUEN DO Unive

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LET THERE BE LIGHT! 3-D sketching for knowledge-based design with Light PenELLEN YI-LUEN DO, MARK D GROSS, THOMAS JUNG Design Machine Group, University of Washington, Seattle, USA [ellendo, mdgross, tjung] @u.washington.eduAbstract. Light Pen is a