Bill Scott
22 September 2017

Hand-picked, just for me

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The ever-helpful Routledge sent me a list of journal articles I might like to read.  Here they are:

Protective effects of bellidifolin in hypoxia-induced in pheochromocytoma cells (PC12) and underlying mechanisms - Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health; Part A

Natural resources in Kurdistan and the legitimacy of their exploitation by the regional authority: water, oil and gas - International Journal of Environmental Studies

An appraisal of sample preparation, analysis and some toxicological implications of ancient industrial metalliferous pollution - International Journal of Environmental Studies

When in Doubt, Go to the Library: The Effect of a Library-Intensive Freshman Research and Writing Seminar on Academic Success - Journal of Criminal Justice Education

It must know something about me that I'm yet to discover ...

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