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Editorial

Deriving benefits from Science & Technology, technology and innovation

Nalini Ratnasiri
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):1

Feature Articles

Amphibian declines and possible etiologies: the case for Sri Lanka

R.S. Rajakaruna, V.A.M.P.K. Samarawickrama, K.B. Ranawana
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):3-8

Research Articles

In-vitro dialysability of iron in green leafy vegetables and seasonal variation of total iron content

Janaki Gooneratne, S.C. Kumarapperuma
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):9-12
The effects of glass powder on some mechanical properties of engineering thermoplastics

L. Karunanayake
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):13-17
Use of fluorescent probes to monitor the efflux transporters P-Glycoprotein and MRP1 in Bewo cells

D. Nedra Karunaratne, Kenneth L. Audus
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):19-27
Log linear models for ordinal multidimensional categorical data

Prabhani Kuruppumullage, roshini Sooriyarachchi
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):29-40
Trophic status of the restored South-West and non-restored East Beira Lakes

A.I. Kamaladasa, Y.N.A. Jayatunga
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):41-47

Short Communications

Commentaries & Notes

Professor J.S.M. Peiris - Fellow of the Royal Society, London

S.N. Arseculeratne
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27 Mar 2007

35(1):57-58

Journal of the National Science Foundation of Sri Lanka

Volume 35 -

Issue 1 - 2007

Editorial

Deriving benefits from Science & Technology, technology and innovation

Feature Articles

Amphibian declines and possible etiologies: the case for Sri Lanka

Research Articles

In-vitro dialysability of iron in green leafy vegetables and seasonal variation of total iron content

The effects of glass powder on some mechanical properties of engineering thermoplastics

Use of fluorescent probes to monitor the efflux transporters P-Glycoprotein and MRP1 in Bewo cells

Log linear models for ordinal multidimensional categorical data

Trophic status of the restored South-West and non-restored East Beira Lakes

Short Communications

Variation of dietary fibre content and gel-chromatography profile of the fruit pulp of four morphologically different fruit types of palmyrah

A study on post-harvest carotenogenesis of sweet potatoes under two different storage conditions

Commentaries & Notes

Professor J.S.M. Peiris - Fellow of the Royal Society, London

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