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1 Utbildningsplan 1. IDENTIFIKATION • Programmets namn och inriktning: musikerutbildning, arrangering/komposition jazzinriktning. • Omfattning i högskolepoäng: 180. • Nivå: G. • Programkod: KGMUS. Inriktning: ARKJ. • Utbildningsplanen är beslutad i Konstnärliga fakultetsstyrelsen den 11 augusti 2008. Utbild ningsplanen träder i kraft den 11 augusti 2008. 2. PROGRAMBESKRIVNING Musikerutbildning, a
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The development of human pluripotent stem cells has opened up the possibility to analyse the function of human cells and tissues in animal hosts, thus generating chimeras. Although such lines of research have great potential for both basic and translational science, they also raise unique ethical issues that must be considered.
The cysteinyl-leukotrienes (cysLTs: LTC4, LTD4 and LTE4) have an important pathophysiological role in asthma. They are not only extremely potent bronchoconstrictors, but are also involved in the central mechanisms of the asthmatic inflammation and the subsequent remodelling of the airways. Allergen-induced bronchoconstriction as well as spontaneous exacerbations of asthma are associated with incre
Background: Families living with mental illness can experience added burden and eventually own ill health. National and international guidelines support the development of web based solutions to cost-effectively address health care needs. Mapping patterns of internet use may help tailor interventions to effectively address users' needs. Aim: The study's aim was to explore the contents of relatives
Jalil Haidar (född i Baghdad 1945, är sedan 1991 bosatt i Malmö)arbetar med ett sparsmakat språk befriat från äldre tiders retorik. Hans texter är täta och intensiva under en skenbar enkelhet. Bakom diktningen ligger ett engagemang i mänsklighetens och poesins vilkor, en strävan efter människans frihet och en bättre framtid.
Förord till Johan Nordström: Föredrag om Sigfrid Aronus Forsius hållet vid Lärdomshistoriska samfundets årsmöte i Rikssalen 12/5 1935
This chapter investigates the characteristics of a successful voluntary sickness fund in early twentieth-century Sweden. The practices of the Seamstresses Sickness and Burial Fund reveal how a working-class organisation functioned in improving the living conditions of its members. When it was first founded in 1898, it was a small all-female and marginal sickness fund, but by the 1930s it had devel
