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Crude Oil EACN Prudhoe Bay field 6.2 West Ranch field 6.6 Wasson field 7.4 Delaware Childers field 7.7 Salt Creek field 7.8 Horseshoe Gallup field 8.2 Big Muddy field 8.3 Bradford field 8.6... 

Figure 9.6 The theoretical effect of non-equilibrium evaporation of lead on the isotopic ratio of a typical sample from the Laurion field. The shaded area shows the extent of the Laurion field as commonly defined, and the diagonal line shows the effect of increasing non-equilibrium losses on the isotopic ratio of a sample from the centre of the field. (From Scaife, 1993, with permission of the author and the University of Bradford.)...

Murry CE, Soonpaa MH, Reinecke H, Nakajima H, Nakajima HO, Rubart M, Pasumarthi KB, Virag JI, Bartelmez SH, Poppa V, Bradford G, Dowell JD, Williams DA, Field LJ. Haematopoietic stem cells do not transdifferentiate into cardiac myocytes in myocardial infarcts. Nature 2004 428 664-668. 

This paper has outlined activities in forensic science over the past several years at Northeastern University. The establishment of the Institute of Chemical Analysis, Applications and Forensic Science has greatly aided in the development of forensic research and educational programs. Several years ago Bradford and Samuel (10) recommended the establishment of forensic science institutes to provide service to the profession. While we have not exactly followed their ideas, there are similarities between their recommendations and our activities. As time progresses, it is hoped that research and education at this Institute will make significant contributions to the field of forensic science. 

The first observation of a rotational transition in a diatomic molecule in a short-lived, excited electronic state, namely BaO, was reported by Field, Bradford, Broida and Harris [14]. This work followed earlier double resonance studies by Field, Bradford, Harris and Broida [15] in which rotational transitions in the ground state of BaO were detected. A more comprehensive investigation of both ground and excited state rotational transitions in BaO was described by Field, English, Tanaka, Harris and Jennings [16] we now review this work. 

The preparation of this book would not be possible without the enthusiastic and timely contributions of various experts in supercritical fluid processes. The authors have summarized various areas of research while sharing their own experience in the field. We are also indebted to the expert staff at Marcel Dekker, Inc., for their assistance in the preparation of this book. Finally, we are grateful for the support of our colleagues and collaborators at Ferro Corporation, Nektar Therapeutics, Bradford University, and the University of Nebraska Medical Center. We hope that this compendium will serve some of your pharmaceutical product development needs, and we look forward to your feedback. 

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