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О двойственности и самоидентификации
О двойственности и самоидентификации

Лима, словно узнав, что гости ненадолго, щедро одарила нас событиями дня и встречами, что оставляют следы, по которым наш разум путешествует в прошлом.

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Comparative evaluation of quality of hematopoietic stem cells of umbilical cord blood at various methods of cryopreservation
Comparative evaluation of quality of hematopoietic stem cells of umbilical cord blood at various methods of cryopreservation

Studied the proliferative potential and viability of hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) cord blood (PB), depending on the method of cryopreservation. Cryopreservation of samples was carried out in software Planer freezer and liquid nitrogen vapor. Found that, for cryopreservation of samples GSK PC software should be used freezer, since this method of preservation of the cells remain vi- able and functional completeness.

Forgive or Punish
Forgive or Punish

A good leader must combine several important qualities at once and perform many functions: competently manage the budget, be a mentor for subordinates and a friend to his clients, create a working atmosphere, set an example, solve problems, set tasks ... Simply put, to be the center of your business .

But there is one more duty that among others is usually not called: if the boss defaults, encourages and directs, he must also punish, and sometimes - severely. Of course, this is very few people enjoy, but it is - as an integral part of the leadership process, like the others.

About what misdemeanors of subordinates deserve indulgence, and which ones can not be forgiven in any case, and also what will be the most serious punishment for a doctor working in a medical institution, we talked with the "Aesthetic Guide".

Tanks, hands and how to " answer for the Bazaar»
Tanks, hands and how to " answer for the Bazaar»

The other day I happened to freeze my hands. Yes, not that frostbite, and not frostbite at all, but so, slightly freeze. All right, all right-my gloved fingers froze, so I remembered a story told by a patient at the reception.