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Barker J A and Auerbach D J 1985 Gas-surface interactions and dynamics thermai energy atomic and moiecuiar beam studies Surf. Sci.Rep. 4 1... 

Rettner C T, Micheisen H A and Auerbach D J 1993 From quantum-state-specific dynamics to reaction-rates-the dominant roie of transiationai energy in promoting the dissociation of D2on Cu(111) under equiiibrium conditions Faraday D/scuss. 96 17... 

Head-Gordon M, Tuiiy J C, Rettner C T, Muiiins C B and Auerbach D J 1991 On the nature of trapping and desorption at high surface temperatures theory and experiments for the Ar-Pt(lll) system J. Chem. Phys. 94 1516... 

Hurst J E, Becker C A, Cowin J P, Janda K C, Auerbach D J and Wharton LI 979 Observation of direct ineiastic scattering in the presence of trapping-desorption scattering Xe on Pt(111) Phys. Rev. Lett. 43 1175... 

Rettner C T and Auerbach D J 1994 Distinguishing the direct and indirect products of a gas-surface reaction Science 263 365... 

Rettner C T and Auerbach D J 1996 Quantum-state distributions for the HD product of the direct reaction of H(D)/Cu(111) with D(H) incident from the gas phase J. Chem. Phys. 104 2732... 

Rettner C T, Auerbach D J, Tully J C and Kleyn A W 1996 Chemical dynamics at the gas-surface interface7. Phys. Chem.. 100 13 201... 

Auerbach D J 1988 Velocity measurements by time-of-flight methods Atomic and Molecular Beam Methods vol 1, ed G Scoles et a/(New York Oxford University Press) pp 362-79... 

R. S2akonyi, ed.. Technology Management-2, Auerbach PubHcations, Boston, Mass., 1993. 

Hirschsprung s disease have ETB receptor mutations). The lack of ET-3/ETB receptor results in the absence of parasympathic ganglionic neurons in the myenteric plexus (Auerbach). Mice with an ET-3/ETB receptor disruption die within 2 weeks after birth. In transgenic mice, in which the expression of the ETB receptor is driven by the dopamine (3-hydroxylase promoter, normal myenteric plexus are present and no enteric disorder develops. These mice, however, show a salt-sensitive hypertension, which can be efficiently treated with amiloride, indicating that ETB receptors are involved in the regulation of natriuresis via the amilorid-sensitive sodium channel ENaC. 

Auerbach, S.I. and Reichle, D.E., "Environmental Sciences Division Annual Report for Period Ending September 30,... 

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