第一节 概 述 Introduction 第二节 脂肪的分解代谢 Metabolism of Triglyceride 第三节 脂肪的合成代谢 Metabolism of Triglyceride 第 四 节 脂肪代谢的调控 Metabolism of Phospholipid 第五节 类脂的代谢 Metabolism of Phospholipid 第 六 节 脂类在体内运转的概况 Metabolism of Lipoprotein

Chapter 17 Heat and the First Law of Thermodynamics 1. Heat and Energy Transfer, Internal Energy and Specific Heat 2. The First Law of Thermodynamics 3. Applying ist Law of Thermodynamics Molar Specific Heats for Gases, and the Equipartition of Energy Adiabatic Expansion of a Gas

Heat treatment changes the structure of the cobalt binder phase and the properties of the WC-Co hardmetals. The higher the cobalt content in the alloy is, the more effective the heat treatment is. The present work has found that the transformation of α-Co to ε-Co can be depressed by quenching the specimens in oil from 1000℃ and hence the transverse rupture strength of these specimens can be increased. During tempering the quenched specimens, new precipitated phases which have dispersion hardening effect on the cobalt binder phase have been observed

10.1 Federal Regulation of Medical Devices 10.1.1 The Law (including amendments) 10.1.2 Organization of FDA 10.1.3 Classification of Devices 10.1.4 Process of Assessment 10.1.4.1 510(k)Substantial Equivalence 10.1.4.2 Premarket Approval 10.1.5 Clinical Trials (Investigational Device Exemption) 10.1.6 Labeling 10.1.7 Tripartite Biocompatibility Guidance 10.1.8 Standards 10.1.9 Good Manufacturing Procedures 10.1.10 Good Laboratory Practices 10.2 Clinical Trial Design

1.1 Objectives of Subject 1.2 Related Subjects at MIT 1.3 Terminology 1.4 How Selected Tissues/Organs Function 1.5 Effects of Trauma and Disease on Function 1.6 Restoration of Function with Implants 1.7 Applications of Medial Devices and Examples Demonstrating the Successful and Unsuccessful Performance of Medical Devices/Implants 1.8 Design Considerations for Medical Devices and Non-medical Structures

Using sand moulds for step-shape casting tests and different silicon percentage of nodular cast iron it was possible to separate structural variations produced during freezing from those occurring at Ac1 transformation temperature. The results show that an increase in silicon content leading to different variation in the matrix structure> leads to a changing mechanical properties of nodular cast irons. Tensile strength and elongation of obtained as-cast nodular cast iron with the composition of 3.9%C, 3.2%Si, 0.5%Mn are maximum of about 524.5N/mm2 and 19.8% accordingly. In the same nodular cast iron, but only with 0.1% Mn the silicon addition first increases after decreases elongation, impact toughness and hardness. But tensile strength changes to the opposite side

CHAPTER 1 Developmental Anatomy CHAPTER 2 Developmental Genetics CHAPTER 3 Cell-Cell Communication in Development CHAPTER 4 Fertilization CHAPTER 5 Early Development in Selected Invertebrates CHAPTER 6 The Genetics of Axis Specification in Drosophila CHAPTER 7 Amphibians and Fish CHAPTER 8 Birds and Mammals CHAPTER 9 The Emergence of the Ectoderm CHAPTER 10 Neural Crest Cells and Axonal Specificity CHAPTER 11 Paraxial and Intermediate Mesoderm CHAPTER 12 Lateral Plate Mesoderm and the Endoderm CHAPTER 13 Development of the Tetrapod Limb CHAPTER 14 Sex Determination^ CHAPTER 15 Postembryonic Development CHAPTER 16 The Saga of the Germ Line CHAPTER 17 Medical Aspects of Developmental Biology CHAPTER 18 Developmental Plasticity and Symbiosis CHAPTER 19 Developmental Mechanisms of Evolutionary Change

1. Calculate the force at the base of a continental block that has a uniform thickness of 25km, length of1000km, width of500km, and density of2.70. What is the stress on the bottom of the block?

Different Sort of Personal Identity:\Ethical\ Identity . Personal Identity: \Ethical\v. \Metaphysical\questions The previous lectures and readings on personal identity were primarily concerned with the metaphysics of personal identity. Question of diachronic identity/unity: Confronted with an individual X at one time and Y at another, what would make it the case that X and Y are (or are parts of) the same person? We've seen that the answer to this question may well depend on what sort of thing you think persons are: are persons bodies? Streams of consciousness?

True and False Questions: 1. Economic interest maximization and risk aversion are two characteristics of an economic man 2. Maslow's theory of the hierarchy of needs believes that man are resourceful evaluator and maximizer 3. Firm is a coalition of economic men. 4. The economic nature of man gives rise to the emerge of accounting