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Regional K buffer in organic and mineral soils and their associations with estimated cation exchange capacity, pH, groundwater silicon and some environmental factors in continental Finland 1986-90 with discussion on inorganic carbon
Cation exchange capacity (CEC) is the total capacity of a soil to hold exchangeable cations. It influences the soil’s ability to hold onto essential nutrients and provides a buffer against soil acidification. Organic matter has a very high CEC. Anyhow potassium buffer power is known to be weak in other than clayey and silt soils, especially in peat, why fertilization can cause excessive variation in plant mineral composition. Finnish soil samples are collected ma...
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Characteristic Appearances of Nodular Fasciitis on High-Resolution Ultrasonography: With Vasculature Status from A Lesion-Located Perspective
As nodular fasciitis (NF) is benign and self-limited, the clinical, ultrasonographic and pathological appearances have been described as mimicking sarcoma. NF has been cytogenetically considered as a novel model of transient neoplasia induced by MYH9-USP6 (myosin heary chain 9-ubiquitin -specific peptidase 6) gene fusion. It has been reported that the strong overexpression of USP6 under MYH9 promoter appears to drive tumorigenesis. The similar cytogenetic nature has been also demonstrated in bot...
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Bio-Functionality of Super-Hard Rice with Long-Chain Amylopectin-Multiple Prevention Against Diabetes and Dementia
Diabetes and dementia are life-style related diseases, and patients have been increased all over the world. We tried to prevent diabetes using the high-amylose rice cultivars. It was shown that the postprandial BGL of high-amylose rice was lower than that of low-amylose rice. “Super hard rice”, of which starch contains long-chain amylopectin, was developed in Kyushu University, Japan, and we clarified its characteristics by the cooperative research. It was very hard after cooking, and rich i...
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A Comparison Between Superficial and Deep-Seated Lipomas on High-Resolution Ultrasonography: with RTE and MRI Appearances
Soft-tissue lipomas are the most common type of benign mesenchymal tumors and are classified into two types, namely superficial and deep lesions. Superficial, ordinary lipomas occur in the subcutaneous tissues, while deep-seated lipomas occur to the investing fascia. There have been several reports of the superficial lipoma on ultrasonography (US), while a few reports, rare entity, deep-seated lipomas have been studied. In this article, a comparison between superficial and deep-seated lipomas on...
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