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1. Photochromism - Logic and Biologic Approaches
Abstract : Photochromism is the light-induced colour change of molecules called photo-chromic compounds. The isomerisation causes changes in the electronic properties of the molecules and rearrangements of bonds which can be used in many more applications than the observed colour change. READ MORE
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2. Psoriasis in Sweden : observational studies from an epidemiological perspective
Abstract : Background: Psoriasis is a heterogeneous disease with several clinical manifestations; the symptoms are characterized by redness, scaliness and thickness of the skin. There are several treatment options available for psoriasis and patients with moderate to severe psoriasis generally need systemic agents. READ MORE
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3. Biological Rhythms of Pancreatic Secretion in Young Pigs with empahasis to the time around weaning
Abstract : When the time structure (chronome) of pancreatic secretion was studied after weaning in 5-week-old pigs, the zero-amplitude (no-rhythm) assumption was rejected for the about-weekly (circaseptan, CS) and about-half-weekly (circasemiseptan, CSS) chronome components. When the data were assessed individually on a day-to-day basis, a 24-hour component was suggested (P. READ MORE
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4. Biological therapy in rheumatoid arthritis : epidemiological studies
Abstract : The landscape of RA treatment has unquestionably changed dramatically during the last decade. A deeper understanding of the pathophysiological and immunological mechanisms in RA, earlier and more aggressive treatment, and the development and introduction to daily clinical practice of a new class of antirheumatic drugs, the so-called biologic therapies, has contributed to this ‘revolution’. READ MORE
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5. Pharmacometric Modeling in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Abstract : Biologic therapies have revolutionized the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, a common chronic inflammatory disease, mainly characterized by the chronic inflammation of the joints. The activity and progression of the disease are highly variable, both between subjects and between the successive assessments for the same subject. READ MORE