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the reichel-polymer research program has now been extended and encompasses a more systematic examination of the problem of the effectiveness of the vaccines and immunotherapeutic agents. the m. leprae vaccine product has been studied extensively in animal models, including guinea pigs and mice. studies of immunity in mice have been conducted with dna vaccine. in previous studies, mice were injected with avirulent m. leprae m. leprae that contained mlc and m. leprae proteins.




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bolster and paddis 45 measured the effect of fluid velocity, reynolds number, and size of particles on near wall heat transfer for an oil-water emulsion. the authors developed a model with heat transfer by turbulent conduction, natural convection, and thermal radiation effects. lilleodden and al-sayed46 proposed a model for the prediction of near wall heat transfer coefficients at fluid velocity, reynolds number and particle sizes. for the case of thermo-hydraulic conditions of a polymer-water mixture, raymond47 developed a simple model to predict the heat transfer. mun et al.48 carried out a cfd simulation to predict the heat transfer for various solid particle sizes in the presence of swirl flow. the first model for asperities of a fluid is proposed by huang et al.49 in the form of modified nusselt correlation. their model incorporated the effects of different roughness length scales, particle volume fraction, and the interaction between the two. mik and kluge 50 identified a new model for asperities of thermal slip. this model was based on fouriers law for the steady state and the power of the viscous dissipation was the main determining factor for the heat transfer.


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