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Chirurgia endoscopică a hipofizei
"Standardul de aur" în chirurgia hipofizară îl reprezintă endoscopia transnazală transsfenoidală. Echipa NeuroHope este antrenată în unul din cele mai mari centre de chirurgie a hipofizei din Europa, Spitalul Foch din Paris, centrul în care a fost introdus pentru prima dată endoscopul în chirurgia transnazală a hipofizei, de către neurochirurgul francez Guiot. Pe lângă tumorile cu origine hipofizară, prin tehnicile endoscopice transnazale pot fi abordate numeroase alte patologii neurochirurgicale. www.neurohope.ro |
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Quote Using techniques from an area of modern physics called loop quantum cosmology, developed at Penn State, the scientists now have extended analyses that include quantum physics farther back in time than ever before -- all the way to the beginning. The new paradigm of loop quantum origins shows, for the first time, that the large-scale structures we now see in the universe evolved from fundamental fluctuations in the essential quantum nature of "space-time," which existed even at the very beginning of the universe over 14 billion years ago. |
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The researchers suggest that a simple invertebrate animal living in the sea 500 million years ago experienced a 'genetic accident', which resulted in extra copies of these genes being made. This animal's descendants benefited from these extra genes, leading to behaviourally sophisticated vertebrates -- including humans. Am ingrosat ca sa vada "geneticianul" mario_bril mai bine ... Edited by archaeus5, 03 December 2012 - 22:05. |
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archaeus5, on 03 decembrie 2012 - 22:02, said:
The researchers suggest that a simple invertebrate animal living in the sea 500 million years ago experienced a 'genetic accident', which resulted in extra copies of these genes being made. This animal's descendants benefited from these extra genes, leading to behaviourally sophisticated vertebrates -- including humans. http://www.scienceda...21202164325.htm Am ingrosat ca sa vada "geneticianul" mario_bril mai bine ... 
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archaeus5, on 03 decembrie 2012 - 23:34, said:
Ai vazut tu vreun articol, studiu, etc. stiintific in care sa se foloseasca acelasi limbaj categoric/definitiv ca si teologii tai care stiu si ce numar are la pantof Dzeu? 
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Posted 04 December 2012 - 12:01
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mario_bril, on 04 decembrie 2012 - 01:38, said:
Atunci nu le mai prezenta drept realitati cata vreme sunt doar supozitii. Sau supozitiile furnizate de mine nu sunt bune in schimb ale tale da. LE : Cred ca ti-am mai explicat de cateva orice cum stau lucrurile cu axiomele, dar daca tie nu iti convine ... nu retii. Edited by archaeus5, 04 December 2012 - 12:17. |
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Posted 04 December 2012 - 13:14
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archaeus5, on 04 decembrie 2012 - 12:01, said:
Te rog nu te mai chinui si recunoaste-ti fata de tine insuti propriile limitari in materie de logica si lexic. Absolut orice afirmatie in lumea asta are la baza niste supozitii/axiome/bla bla. Dar unele sunt lipsite de fundament si pline de contradictii. Cum ar fi ale tale ... Si am pus punct offtopic-ului. LE : Cred ca ti-am mai explicat de cateva orice cum stau lucrurile cu axiomele, dar daca tie nu iti convine ... nu retii. |
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Posted 04 December 2012 - 21:23
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mario_bril, on 04 decembrie 2012 - 13:14, said:
Si tu ai avut vreun argument ca sa combati respectivul link? Sau numai bla-bla-uri precum obisnuiesti sa le numesti? Eu unul nu am observat nimic. |
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Quote Monkey Business: What Howler Monkeys Can Tell Us About the Role of Interbreeding in Human Evolution Recent genetic studies suggest that Neanderthals may have bred with anatomically modern humans tens of thousands of years ago in the Middle East, contributing to the modern human gene pool. But the findings are not universally accepted, and the fossil record has not helped to clarify the role of interbreeding, which is also known as hybridization. Now a University of Michigan-led study of interbreeding between two species of modern-day howler monkeys in Mexico is shedding light on why it's so difficult to confirm instances of hybridization among primates -- including early humans -- by relying on fossil remains. |
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"Metabolism appears to be an 'attractor state' within organic chemistry, where it was likely to be selected regardless of earlier stages of chemical evolution"
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Posted 17 December 2012 - 00:12
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Astronomers discover galaxies near cosmic dawn
Quote One of the galaxies, the astronomers say, might be the all-time record holder—the galaxy as observed existed when the universe was merely 380 million years old. All of the newly discovered galaxies formed more than 13 billion years ago, when the universe was just about 4 percent of its present age, a period astronomers call the "cosmic dawn," when the first galaxies were born. The universe is now 13.7 billion years old. The new observations span a period between 350 million and 600 million years after the Big Bang and represent the first reliable census of galaxies at such an early time in cosmic history, the team says. The astronomers found that the number of galaxies steadily increased as time went on, supporting the idea that the first galaxies didn't form in a sudden burst but gradually assembled their star |
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