Search for dissertations about: "Anna Edvardsson"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words Anna Edvardsson.
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1. Peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans Isomerases in the Chloroplast Thylakoid Lumen
Abstract : The Sun is the ultimate energy source on Earth. Photosynthetic organisms are able to catalyze the conversion of solar energy to chemical energy by a reaction called photosynthesis. In plants, this process occurs inside a green organelle called the chloroplast. READ MORE
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2. Extended voluntary waiting period before first insemination in primiparous dairy cows : effects on milk production, fertility, and health
Abstract : Extension of the voluntary waiting period (VWP) before first insemination after calving, could decrease the frequency of demanding transition periods both at cow and herd level. In the initial study of this thesis, the cows were randomized to an extended (155-205 d) or conventional (35-85 d) VWP and assessed during their first and second lactation. READ MORE
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3. The planner's dilemma : An ethical investigation of adaptation to sea level rise
Abstract : This is a thesis on the ethics of adaptation to sea level rise, with a focus on proactive adaptation planning. The research, which has been conducted within a transdisciplinary research project, takes a bottom-up approach to applied ethics, and has been conducted in close collaboration withadaptation planners and other project partners. READ MORE
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4. "Being in the present" : the meaning of the interaction between older persons with Alzheimer's disease and a therapy dog
Abstract : The number of persons with Alzheimer’s disease is increasing world-wide and the disease affects the persons, their families, the health care system and the economy within society worldwide. The symptoms and behaviours caused by Alzheimer’ disease may be difficult to manage for the person and their caregivers. READ MORE
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5. Chemical intolerance : disability and health aspects from a biopsychosocial perspective
Abstract : Background: Chemical intolerance (CI) is a term used for individuals experiencing symptoms triggered by odorous and pungent substances such as perfume, cleaning agents, mold smell and tobacco smoke. The prevalence of CI range from 0.5-52% depending on definition, and it is overrepresented among women. READ MORE