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Mutagenicity and clastogenecity potential of Gusathion A., Carvil and Lannate.
by Reyes, Angelita G.;
Subject: Agriculture.
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Water-soluble extract from coconut husk and its application in leather technology.
by Tuason, Angelita M.;
Subject: Chemical and Allied Industries; Coconut husk, Water soluble extract -- Tannin content; Leather -- Tanning.
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Reactions of parents in CUbao Elementary School toward the inclusion of human sexuality in population education curriculum of the elementary schools.
by Reyes, Angelita M.; 1976.
Subject: Parents -- Attitudes; Population education.
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School of teacher education student teaching program in four selected sue's and tech-voc schools : its implications to teacher development.
by Reyes, Angelita M.; c1989.
Subject: Student teaching.
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Studies on the biochemical of Conus textile venom.
by Reyes, Angelita C.; Manila: University of the Philippines, 1975.
Subject: Biological Sciences; Snails, Marine -- Biochemistry; Conus.
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Destructiveness and potential to transmit microbial diseases (tomato spotted wilt virus) by Scirtothrips dorsalis Hood.
by Reyes, Cecilia P.; Ermita, Manila: Yaman Lahi Foundation Inc., Emilio Aguinaldo College, 1998. 19 p. -(PCARRD-DOST Funded Project).
Subject: DISEASE TRANSMISSION; VIRUSES.
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Studies on the biochemical nature of Conus Textile Venom [microform].
by Reyes, Angelita G., 1930-; Quezon City: Photoduplication Service, University of the Philippines Library, 1977.
Subject: Shells.
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Studies on the biochemical nature of Conus Textile Venom.
by Reyes, Angelita G., 1930-;
Subject: Snails.
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Conotoxin binding: an assay for muscle subtype of voltage-sensitive sodium channels.
by Cruz, Lourdes J.;
Subject: Science and technology; Conotoxin binding; Voltage-sensitive sodium channels; Biological science.
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Mutagenicity and clastogenicity of some Philippine medicinal plants.
by Sylianco, Clara Y. Lim;
Subject: Medicine.
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