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5294. Coroplastic Workshops of the Classical and Hellenistic Periods in the Athenian Agora

5295. The role of the clinical effects of IRL-1620 in an experimental model of spinal cord injury

5296. Portrait of four chrestoi leaders of Classical Athens: A contribution to the study of Athenian politics during the fifth century BCE

5297. ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR OF POTENTIALLY TOXIC HEAVY METALS AND METALS IN URBAN SOILS AND SEDIMENTS WITH EMPHASIS ON SURFACE RUNOFF

5298. Contribution in the research about Neurofibromatosis

5299. Early Byzantine Rhodes. The center and the periphery. Study of history and topography.

5300. Asymmetric conformal field theories at the IR fixed points of integrable flows and D-branes

5301. -

5302. Stress management and health promotion in patients after acute myocardial infarction

5303. Effectiveness of an educational intervention on spirometry in preschool children

5304. The strange equation of populism in times of redistribution conflicts: The Euro crisis and the shifting patterns of populist parties in debtor and creditor countries.

5305. Identification of mesenchymal specific pathways in intestinal carcinogenesis

5306. Determination of the values of bone metabolism factors calprotectin and PTH in the amniotic fluid of second trimester pregnancies and their correlation with disturbances of endometrial fetal growth

5307. The principle of equal treatment in public procurement under European Union law

5308. Moderate hypofractionated radiotherapy in prostate cancer patients: efficacy and toxicity

5309. Phytochemical investigation of traditional medicinal plants of Oleaceae family using modern analytical approaches.

5310. Integrated Marine Policy in view of Good Environmental Status (GES). Effective Management and Sustainability of the Μarine Εnvironment based on Βiogeochemical Ιndicators

5311. Photonic technologies for secure data management

5312. Effect of rosuvastatin on the atherosclerotic profile of ApoE-/- mice