Titlebook: Inborn Errors of Skin, Hair and Connective Tissue; Monograph Based Upon J. B. Holton,J. T. Ireland Conference proceedings 1975 Medical and

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David A. Halld students in the specialized areas in which particular firms had an active interest. In this way élite firms became linked to the élite schools, and particular industries became linked to particular types of schools. In the lower echelons of the labour market for fresh hires existed the plethora of

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Walter M. Tellerbility to import and adapt foreign technology; they argue that Japan’s capacity rose during the course of the period 1900–70, generating a tendency towards acceleration in the growth rate of total factor productivity. In my opinion one of the chief ingredients of the social capability to import and

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The mucolipidoses: with special reference to I-cell diseased and X-ray findings are suggestive of gargoylism but there is no urinary excess of MPS, then mucolipidosis is a strong possibility. Exceptionally in juvenile sulphatidosis, and possibly in type II GM. ganglisidosis, there is however an excess of urinary MPS.

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Genetic aspects of mucopolysaccharidoses with special reference to heterozygous carriersirst cases were reported at the beginning of this century. Comprehensive reviews including discussions of genetic aspects have been published (Halperin and Curtis, 1942; Ullrich, 1943; Spranger, 1972; McKusick, 1972; Neufeld and Barton, 1973).

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y, concentrated on a relatively small section of the field of inborn errors. The subject chosen-Inborn Errors of Skin, Hair and Con- nective Tissue, was a highly topical one. Intensive research during the last few years particularly on the structure and disorders of connective tissue has considerabl

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