The COVID-19 pandemic was immediately marked by strong clinical research activity. The French national competent authority presents the data on request for authorization during the first 2 years of COVID-19 pandemic to inform discussions on future clinical research issues. Applications for authorization of interventional COVID-19 trials submitted between March 2020 and February 2022 were analysed.
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The place allotted in 19th century to natural science among the various scientific disciplines depended greatly on the level of teaching. For a long time natural science was combined with physical science on the program of the Agregation examination, occupying a modest place in secondary education, where mathematics predominated. It should be empahsized, however, that natural science represented a preferential area of investigation of early female doctoral theses.
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A kinetic study of five human myeloma cell populations before and after chemotherapy using cytochemical and autoradiographical techniques showed: 1. a large number of cells, with a DNA content intermediate between 2c and 4c, that did not incorporate thymidine ('U' cells) and were indicative of ineffective myelomapoiesis; 2. non cell cycle-specific (cyclophosphamide) followed by cell cycle-specific (vincristine) treatment led to an increase in the 3H-thymidine labelling index (LI) and activation of macromolecular synthesis (increased uridine and leucine uptake and actinomycin binding capacity) pointing to early cell recruitment.
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Several human myeloma cell populations were studied using a combination of cytochemical (Unna-Pappenheim and naphthol yellow staining, Feulgen reaction) and autoradiographical (uridine, leucine, thymidine uptake and actinomycin binding) techniques. Progressive differentiation of the myeloma population was associated with: 1. a loss of proliferative activity, 2.
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