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Life then passes through the littoral barrier, and analogies have been established with the extracellular anisosmotic regulation (internal and intracellular environments always have the same osmolarity, whatever that of the external environment) that …
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The microbiota-nutrition relationship is undoubtedly one of the most visible areas of human-microbe mutualism. The intestinal microbiota metabolizes food ingested by the host, as well as host elements (mucins). Conversely, products of microbial metabolism …
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Abstract Work creates and transforms the social world. Its least predictable and most admired incarnation, artistic and scientific invention, seems to defy causal analysis and statistical regularities. Much more than the exploration of the conscious and …
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The French law of February 25, 2008 institutes "rétention de sureté", which allows convicts to be kept in detention after serving their sentence, depriving them of their liberty for a period of one year, renewable indefinitely, on the grounds of …
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Documents and media Download support …
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History is (wo)man-made. There are, however, some constraints to human actions. Climate, for instance, is a clear boundary of what can be done. In my presentation, I would like to discuss the interaction between topics like demography, technology, …
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Les textes vieil-avestiques by Kellens and Pirart Jean Kellens and Éric Pirart, Les textes vieil-avestiques (vol. I: Introduction, text and translation; vol. II: Grammatical repertoires and lexicon; vol. III: commentary) , Wiesbaden, 1988-1990-1991. The …
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A number of questions are currently under discussion, both within and outside the team. 1) The stages of the city's development: what was the city in the 120 years or so of its existence before it was remodelled by Eucratides? The name it bore at that …
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