antimony/fatigue

Visceral leishmaniasis is produced by a protozoan parasite that belongs to the genus Leishmania. Transmission is made through sting, the vector being represented by a species of the genus Phlebotomus. The first case of visceral leishmaniasis in Romania was reported by Manicatide (1912). In 1934, it

BACKGROUND Leishmaniasis is a chronic infectious disease from the group of anthropozoonoses. It is caused by protozoa in the genus leishmania flagellate. There are five major foci of this disease in the world: India, Mediterranean countries, East Africa, South China and South America. Endemic

Filled cobalt-antimony based skutterudites have proven themselves as very promising thermoelectric materials for generator applications in an intermediate temperature range between 400 and 800 K due to their high figure of merit. Besides the functional thermoelectric properties also the

Self-healing materials should take effect immediately following crack generation in principle, but the speed of autonomic recovery of mechanical properties through either extrinsic or intrinsic healing strategy reported so far is not that fast. Mostly, a couple of hours are taken for reaching steady