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Many healthcare professionals are now turning to nonmechanical patient-handling products, most of which are small enough to put on a nurse's cart. Several human genetic diseases provide evidence that keratins function to protect cells from mechanical and nonmechanical stresses that result in cell death (Fuchs and Cleveland 1998; Ma et al. The difference between the riser systems at Disney Hall and Dorothy Chandler's nonmechanical platforms was apparent at the new venue's second gala event on Oct. |
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