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: Signaling pathways of dicarboxylate transport in a proximal tubule cell line

: The SIKness of DSRCT

: The silent invasion into Russia

: Siloxane-based block copolymer synthesis, characterization, and blend morphology

: A simple model of oscillators coupled through fluid: effect of Reynolds number

: Simulating laser material interaction

: Sin Nombre Virus

: Singly-periodic Stokes flow and the simulation of cilia

: A situational analysis of institutional intersectionality and violence against women in Dar es Salaam

: Smooth muscle contribution to murine vaginal mechanical function and potential interactions with elastic fibers

: Social and environmental determiniants of asthma among U.S. urban children

: Social capital and psychological stress in post-earthquake Haiti

: Social isolation in caregivers of patients with chronic and serious conditions

: Social network externalities and price dispersion in online markets

: Social protection availability in fair trade: a mixed-methods approach

: The social support of college students who graduated from urban high schools as they navigate the postsecondary system

: The socioeconomic stratification system in Colombia

: Socrates the citizen-philosopher in Plato and in Xenophon

: Socratic philosophy and the aporia of virtue

: The sodden swamps that surround them: three essays concerning the links between river channels and their overbank environments

: Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 mediates angiotensinogen augmentation in renal proximal tubular cells under high glucose conditions

: Soil contamination analyses of urban agricultural sites and health risk assessments of the urban agricultural community in New Orleans, Louisiana

: Solubility tuning using the hydrophobic effect and its derivatives

: "Somos madres ¿y qué más?": Feminism, maternal subjectivity, and artistic practice in Mexico City, 1971-91

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