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According to Wikipedia , S. Lochlann Jain is an author and artist, in addition to being a professor in the Anthropology Department at Stanford University, where they teach medical and legal anthropology, and a visiting professor of social medicine in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at King's College London.
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1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Published Works Malignant (2020) Effect of in vivo depletion of CD4+ and CD8+ cells on the induction and maintenance of oral tolerance. (1995) The sauropod dinosaur from the Lower Jurassic Kota formation of India (1975) Spirally coiled coprolites from the upper Triassic Maleri Formation, India (1983) (54)Malignant: How Cancer Becomes Us (2013) (51)New specimens of Lower Jurassic holostean fishes from India (1973) (35)The Mortality Effect: Counting the Dead in the Cancer Trial (2010) Activation patterns of murine B cells after oral administration of an encapsulated soluble antigen. (1996) Indocoelacanthus robustus n. gen., n. sp. (Coelacanthidae, lower Jurassic), the first fossil coelacanth from India (1974) (23)Activation patterns of murine T cells after oral administration of an enterocoated soluble antigen. (1996) Dinosaurian egg shell fragments from the Lameta Formation at Pisdura, Chandrapur District, Maharashtra (1985) (20)The Indian sugar industry. (1996) (17)VOMERINE TEETH OF CERATODUS FROM THE MALERI FORMATION (UPPER TRIASSIC, DECCAN, INDIA) (1968) (13)Introduction to special issue. After progress: time and improbable futures in clinic spaces. (2011) Freshwater Xenacanthid (=Pleuracanth) Shark Fossils from the Upper Triassic Maleri Formation, India (1980) (10)Survival Odds (2011) The influence of antigen digestion on orally induced immunity and tolerance. (1995) (5)ASPECTS OF VERTEBRATE FOSSILS FROM PRANHITA-GODAVARI VALLEY WITH EMPHASIS ON DINOSAUR DISCOVERIES (1996) (3)The WetNet: What the Oral Polio Vaccine Hypothesis Exposes about Globalized Interspecies Fluid Bonds. (2020) Activation patterns of murine B cells after oral administration of an encapsulated soluble antigen. (1996) Sorption of Tc(IV) to some geological materials with reference to radioactive waste disposal (2011) Application of N-methylpyrrolidin-2-one hydrotribromide in organic synthesis (2010) ON SOME NEW DISCOVERIES OF SUBFAMILY BULLATIMORPHITINAE FROM THE LOWER CHARI FORMATION OF KACHCHH, WESTERN INDIA (1998) (3)On Writing About Illness: A Dialogue with S. Lochlann Jain and Jackie Stacey on Cancer, STS, and Cultural Studies (2015) Competitiveness of sugar in export market (2001) (2)The Supplly, Utilization and Economic Ratioanle of Credit Use on Progressive and Less Progessive Farms (1971) (2)Commodity Violence: The Punctum of Data (2020) Polarographic Study of Mixed Ligand Complexes : Cadmium Glycinate-Bicinate System (1979) (1)Sorption of Tc(IV) to Cementitious Materials Associated with a Geological Disposal Facility for Radioactive Waste - 11129 (2011) (1)Dimensions of India's sugar economy (2002) (1)Polarographic study of mixed-ligand complexes of In(III) with L-histidine and glutamine/L-proline (1983) Sugar - a pure natural sweetener - indigenous and global dimensions (1996) (1)Coexistence of red cell aplasia and autoimmune haemolytic anaemia in a family. (1985) (0)insight into the problem of threatened plants (1983) (0)Computational Tools; Indispensable Armamentarium of Medical Biotechnology (2016) Emerging vibrant Indian sugar sector in Asian & Global sugar economy (1999) (0)Why Believe: The Possible Origins of HIV (2020) (0)4. Lost Chance: Medical Mistakes (2019) Ethanol programme in India. (2003) (0)2. Poker Face: Gaming a Lifespan (2019) 3. Cancer Butch: Trip Up the Fast Lane (2019) Indian sugar sector and Zsian sugar economy (2003) (0)1. Living in Prognosis: The Firing Squad of Statistics (2019) 5. The Mortality Effect: The Future in Cancer Trials (2019) 9. Rubble: Bakelite Bodies (2019) Phenomenal growth of Indian sugar sector. (2007) (0)The Influence of Humic Acid on the Migration of +1 and +2 cations through quartz sand (2010) (0)Sugar industry past, present and future (1998) (0)7. Can Sir: What Screening Doesn’t Do (2019) Radiation Room (2008) POLAROGRAPHIC STUDY OF MIXED-LIGAND COMPLEXES OF INDIUM(III) WITH L-HISTIDINE AND GLUTAMINE/L-PROLINE (1983) Border Guards, Part IV (2008) Indian sugar economy : problems and prospects (1999) (0)Dimensions of Indian sugar economy (1995) (0)The Indian sugar industry : Opportunities and challenges : Marking 75 years of technical achievement (1999) (0)Things that Art (2018) Indian sugar sector: on reforms path. (2000) (0)India: when will the cycle turn? (2005) (0)Indian sugar sector - challenges ahead. (2004) (0)India & its impact on world sugar market. (2008) (0)Opportunity and challenges faced by the indian sugar economy (1998) (0)Introduction: We Just Don’t Know It Yet (2019) Indian Sugar Industry. Challenges and opportunities (1997) (0)India and its impact on the world sugar market (2008) (0)Oxidation of Sulfides with Polymer-Supported Oxo-VanadiumCatalyst (2008) Fear of Cancer (2010) (0)Indian sugar sector: on the path of reform (2001) (0)6. Inconceivable: Where IVF Goes Bad (2019) Design of Tons Barrage on Mudstone and Shale Foundation Containing Gypsum Bands (1988) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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