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Professionalism
Authors: Moss, G
Citation: G. Moss, Professionalism, NZ MED J, 114(1144), 2001, pp. 528-528
Reaffirming professionalism in medicine - again
Authors: Moss, G
Citation: G. Moss, Reaffirming professionalism in medicine - again, NZ MED J, 114(1139), 2001, pp. 413-413
Futures of petrochemicals - New ways to ease the squeeze
Authors: Carabello, F Moss, G
Citation: F. Carabello et G. Moss, Futures of petrochemicals - New ways to ease the squeeze, CHEM WEEK, 163(33), 2001, pp. C1-C3
Effect of irrigation water contaminated with uranium mill tailings on Sudan grass, Sorghum vulgare var. sudanense, and fourwing saltbush, Atriplex canescens
Authors: Baumgartner, DJ Glenn, EP Moss, G Thompson, TL Artiola, JF Kuehl, RO
Citation: Dj. Baumgartner et al., Effect of irrigation water contaminated with uranium mill tailings on Sudan grass, Sorghum vulgare var. sudanense, and fourwing saltbush, Atriplex canescens, ARID SOIL R, 14(1), 2000, pp. 43-57
Doctors as managers
Authors: Moss, G
Citation: G. Moss, Doctors as managers, NZ MED J, 113(1118), 2000, pp. 405-405
Genetic-diet interactions in the hyperkalemic periodic paralysis syndrome in quarter horses fed varying amounts of potassium: IV. Pre-cecal and post-ileal absorption of potassium and sodium
Authors: Reynolds, JA Potter, GD Greene, LW Wu, G Carter, GK Martin, MT Peterson, TV Murray-Gerzik, M Moss, G Erkert, RS
Citation: Ja. Reynolds et al., Genetic-diet interactions in the hyperkalemic periodic paralysis syndrome in quarter horses fed varying amounts of potassium: IV. Pre-cecal and post-ileal absorption of potassium and sodium, J EQUINE V, 18(12), 1998, pp. 827-831
Genetic-diet interactions in the hyperkalemic periodic paralysis syndrome in quarter horses fed varying amounts of potassium: III. The relationship between plasma potassium concentration and HYPP symptoms
Authors: Reynolds, JA Potter, GD Greene, LW Wu, G Carter, GK Martin, MT Peterson, TV Murray-Gerzik, M Moss, G Erkert, RS
Citation: Ja. Reynolds et al., Genetic-diet interactions in the hyperkalemic periodic paralysis syndrome in quarter horses fed varying amounts of potassium: III. The relationship between plasma potassium concentration and HYPP symptoms, J EQUINE V, 18(11), 1998, pp. 731-735
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