A first study of inheritance in epilepsy, by C.B. Davenport and David F. Weeks.

Davenport, Charles Benedict; Weeks, David F.

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“…The role of knowledge leadership is to market a positive cultural orientation toward knowledge addition and knowledge sharing (Lee et al , 2014; Davenport et al , 1998; Davenport and Prusak, 1998; Davenport, 1997). Path goal theory of leadership has been developed to explain how behavior of a leader affects the subordinate in generating performance of the employees.…”

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A theoretical and empirical validation of information technology and path-goal leadership on knowledge creation in university

Saide

Indrajit

Trialih

et al. 2019

JSTPM

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Purpose This paper aims to assess the importance of maximizing resources in an institution to promote knowledge management (KM) practices, namely, leadership, information technology (IT) and KM. The relationship among them was analyzed. Previous studies’ relating aspects of KM were concerned about the industry; however, the academic institution has not received much attention. Therefore, to address this in an academic setting, the authors developed research model by focusing on an academic institution. Design/methodology/approach The authors used structural equation modeling to check the research prototype with a sample of 160 respondents. The respondents were heads of departments, lecturers and general employees. In addition, the authors used SPSS to measure demographic, non-response bias and generate descriptive statistics. Findings The findings of this research show that the leadership style with path goal theory and IT are elements that support KM program in university setting. The results of hypothesis are displayed in Figure 2, including examining factors that influence of path goal theory, technology and KM program. In other hand, path goal theory had a positive influence on KM program (c = 0.13, p < 0.05), and IT had a positive influence on KM program (c = 0.20, p < 0.05). Research limitations/implications Finally, the authors are not to claim that this will be suitable in many academic institutions and organization types. In this study, the authors tested or checked existing leadership style in university, then suggest/explain to University what style of leadership currently they have and suggest to them how this style may support knowledge sharing practice in University. While the strength of this study provides an opportunity to explore the KM program of an academic institution, limitations do exist above. Therefore, this statement needs to be investigated and validated further. Practical implications The findings of this research may help companies and workers to initiate sharing knowledge or to encourage knowledge sharing in University. In addition, managerial staffs/officers are supposed to make standardization or regulation to encourage workers’ participation for transferring their knowledge. In this aspect, company needs create such as training or formal/informal meeting to make their workers more confidence to communicate each other. Originality/value The authors have combined various aspects, namely, KM, leadership style and social media tools, to solve the obstacle of knowledge sharing practices.

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A theoretical and empirical validation of information technology and path-goal leadership on knowledge creation in university

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Indrajit

Trialih

et al. 2019

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“…Davenport (13) recently found that a decrease of electrolyte concentration in RBC-influenza virus systems leads to a reduction in the elution rate of the virus. In the present study, when the NaC1 concentration of mixtures was reduced in experiments in which the stepwise elutlon technique was employed, a decrease in elution rate also was noted.…”

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The Production of a Persistent Alteration in Influenza Virus by Lanthanum or Ultraviolet Irradiation

Björkman

Horsfall

1948

Journal of Experimental Medicine

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The capacity of influenza virus to combine with and agglutinate red blood cells and thereafter to be eluted from them (1, 2) has stimulated numerous investigations. As a result of early work it was assumed that adsorption of the virus to RBC and subsequent dissociation of the complex were closely associated phenomena and it was suggested that the reactions could be considered as analogous to those between an enzyme and its substrate (2). Shortly after the discovery that influenza virus could cause hemagglutination it was found (2) that two different virus strains, i.e. Lee and PR8, showed different rates of elution from RBC. Recently it was shown (3) that by heating the virus the elution phenomenon could be almost completely abolished without affecting the capacity of the agent to combine with RBC and cause hemagglutination. Heat, however, inactivates the virus; the property of multiplication in susceptible hosts is lost and probably other properties also are altered. It was decided to investigate the elution of influenza virus from RBC more thoroughly and particularly to attempt to find means whereby the rate of elution of the virus could be altered without destroying the capacity of the agent to induce infection.The results obtained in the present study provide evidence that it is possible by means of certain physical or chemical agents, i.e. treatment with lanthanum acetate or ultraviolet irradiation, to produce a marked alteration in the elution rate of the Lee strain of influenza virus without causing demonstrable alterations in the other properties of the virus tested. It will be shown that strains modified by the procedures employed retained their altered state on serial passage in the chick embryo in the absence of the agent which originally effected the alteration. Materials and MethodsViruses.--The PR8 strain (4) of influenza A virus and the Lee strain (5) of influenza B virus were used in this study. Both strains had previously been passed many times in mice and in chick embryos. Between experiments allantoic fluids infected with either virus were stored frozen in sealed ampoules in a COz storage cabinet at -70°C.Chick Embryos.--White Leghorn eggs were incubated at 39°C. for 9 to 12 days. Embryos of the desired age were inoculated into the allantoic sac through a paraffin-sealed hole drilled in the shell. The inoeulum consisted of 0.1 cc. of infected allantoie fluid diluted 10 -s in sterile 445 on

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“…The 1-W-oleate-Freund (1) found that "mannide monooleate"' was an effective agent in combining antigens and mineral oils in the form of a water and oil emulsion. However, subsequent use has indicated an infrequent occurrence of cysts following injection of vaccines and allergens (2) made with certain lots of this surfactant. Berlin (3) performed studies which showed that the toxic reactions of a mineral oil-"mannide monooleate" emulsion may * Arlacel A, Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc., .…”

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Metabolic Fate of Mineral Oil Adjuvants Using 14C-Labeled Tracers II: Mannide Monooleate

Bollinger

1970

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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A first study of inheritance in epilepsy, by C.B. Davenport and David F. Weeks.

Abstract: The Frequency of the Different Classes of Mental Condition in the Children of two Mentally Defective Parents; together with the Mental Condition of the Grandparents, the Parents' Sibs (Brothers and Sisters) and Other Blood Relatives about Whom Something is Known.

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A theoretical and empirical validation of information technology and path-goal leadership on knowledge creation in university

A theoretical and empirical validation of information technology and path-goal leadership on knowledge creation in university

The Production of a Persistent Alteration in Influenza Virus by Lanthanum or Ultraviolet Irradiation

Metabolic Fate of Mineral Oil Adjuvants Using 14C-Labeled Tracers II: Mannide Monooleate

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