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Overall, these findings suggest that the commensal microbiota of breast tissue may enhance breast tumor burden through a novel LPS/S100A7/TLR4/RAGE signaling axis. 1. Introduction. Bacterial microbiota is the whole bacterial flora pre-sent in a specific organ of the human body.

Looking for the place codes for NJ vital records before 1900? New Jersey started issuing birth, marriage, and death certificates in mid-1878. These vital records are filed by location. You’ll need the NJ place codes for 1878-1900 to locate these records.

This database indexes death certificates filed with the New Jersey Department of Health from June 1878 through December 1900. It includes 628,584 records. Note that in addition to death certificates, the database also includes some burial, reburial, transit, and disinterment permits (denoted as "BP", "RP", "TP", and "DI" respectively).

Microfilm of original records in the Craighead County Courthouse at Jonesboro, Arkansas. View this catalog record in WorldCat for other possible copy locations. Marriage records, v. A (p. 1-333, cont.), 19 Aug. 1878-28 July 1881. Marriage records, v. A (cont., p. 332-end)-v. D (p. 1-317, cont.), 28 July 1881-20 Nov. 1890. Marriage records, v.

The Patient Records (1878-1945) consist of patient censuses, statistical reports including name, race, date of birth, citizenship, age, sex, marital status, education, economic condition, duration of stay, family history of mental illness, discharges and deaths.

Titus Flowers, brother of John, died Sept. 26, 1878, Mrs. Flowers, his wife, died Feb. 17, 1878, Mrs. Smith T. Flowers, Apr. 30, 1878, and Mrs. F. Russell, wife of William Russell, daughter of Mr. Flowers, Sept. 30, 1878. Thus, we can see some few of the many sad changes that have been taking place during the last fifteen years, in and about ...

Correspondence, mission and school records, personal papers, photographs, and audio and video recordings pertaining to St. Francis Mission School and KINI Radio (St. Francis, South Dakota); the Catholic Sioux Congresses and other church activities; Dakota Indian linguistics, life and culture; and Jesuit, Franciscan, and Dakota Indian missionaries.