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CD
CD (cluster of differentiation) Any group of antigens that is associated with a specific subpopulation of human
T cells. The differentiation antigens expressed by a T cell vary with its stage of development and thus with its role in the immune response. Hence, for example, CD4 antigens are expressed by helper T cells, whereas CD8 antigens are expressed by cytotoxic and suppressor T cells. The antigens are glycoproteins and are characterized using
monoclonal antibodies.
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CD-R we ready? (Compact Disc-Recordable technology) (Column)
Magazine article from: Online; 7/1/1994; ; 700+ words
; CD-R, Compact Disc-Recordable, is a technology that allows anyone...to create a disc at their desk that can be read on any standard CD-ROM drive. No longer must would-be CD publishers deal with a far-off mastering facility before seeing...
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CD-RW drives. (Inside the Box).(Buyers Guide)
Magazine article from: PC World; 9/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...support. SPEED ISN'T EVERYTHING: In the past year, CD-RW drive technology has vaulted over one speed hurdle after another--reducing the time required to write a CD by almost half. The CD-RW drive market is nearing maturity, however, and...
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Does CD-RW have the write stuff? (CD-rewritable technology) (Technology Information)
Magazine article from: Computer Shopper; 11/1/1997; ; 700+ words
; CD-rewritable technology may extend the life of CD technology, even in the face of DVD The use of multimedia CD-ROMs has increased dramatically over the past few years, offering computer users new opportunities for learning and entertainment...
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CD-QuickShare speeds network CD-Rom access.
Magazine article from: Information Today; 9/1/1995; 700+ words
; Stac Electronics' CD-QuickShare is a software-only CD-ROM server solution for networked and remote Windows users who need simultaneous. access to CD-ROM-based information. CD-QuickShare allows network...
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Rewritable CD drives. (DynaTek Automation systems CDE260R; Microboards Technology PlayWrite 2060RW) (Hardware Review)(Brief Article)(Evaluation)
Magazine article from: Macworld; 10/1/1997; ; 700+ words
; CD recorders are hot items, and with good reason. CDs offer...lived media that's ideal for archival storage. But CD-R has one glaring limitation: you can only write a disc once. CD-Rewritable (CD-RW) technology changes all that...
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CD-PROM: the merging of CD and CD-R.
Magazine article from: One to One; 8/1/1999; 700+ words
; With the introduction of its CD-PROM technology, Eastman Kodak Company...industry dream of adding a recordable sector to CD-ROM. But it had to tackle a number of serious technical issues on the way. Kodak CD-PROM (the PROM stands for Programmable...
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CD-ROM acceleration software. (CD AutoCache 1.1; CD-ROM ToolKit 2.01) (Software Review)(Evaluation)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Macworld; 6/1/1996; ; 700+ words
; CD AutoCache 1.1 RATING: Two Stars/3.8 PROS: Nice interface; flexible CD audio player. CONS: Buggy; minimal performance boost...charismac@ aol.com). LIST PRICE: $79.95. CD-ROM ToolKit 2.0.1 RATING: Three Stars/5...
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CD-ROM and competing technology: competitors such as CD-R, CD-E, MD, PD, and HD are ready to slug it out.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Information Today; 2/1/1996; ; 700+ words
; It took a couple of years for CD-ROM to become a household term and a taken...that ships. There are about 70 million CD-ROM drives in use today, according to...media, being developed to compete with CD-ROM, are hoping to become the preferred...
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CD Plus is tremendous fun, providing your computer can run it.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service; 11/15/1995; ; 700+ words
; ...computer users. We're talking about ``CD Plus,'' a new technical standard allowing...The tantalizing come-on: You can put a CD Plus disk into your stereo system and it will function exactly like any other music CD; then you can put the same disk into your...
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CD-ROM selection and acquisition in a network environment. (compact disc read-only-memory)
Magazine article from: Computers in Libraries; 10/1/1991; ; 700+ words
; ...to finding, acquiring, and networking CD-ROMs Librarians responsible for selection...materials have embraced the acquisition of CD-ROM products as an innovative means for...seeking to expand access to the popular CD-ROM databases they hold through networking...
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CD-ROM
Book article from: A Dictionary of Computing
CD-ROM CD read-only memory, a means of providing read-only access to a large amount...general and to a particular instance. Based on the 120 mm diameter audio CD, CD-ROMs are the predominant form of optical disk . A CD-ROM drive must...
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CD-ROM format standards
Book article from: A Dictionary of Computing
CD-ROM format standards The formats of CD-ROMs are defined by standards. They can be divided into two groups: firstly the basic standards, now followed by nearly every CD-ROM disk, which define how data files are recorded on disk regardless...
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CD-RW
Book article from: A Dictionary of Computing
CD-RW CD-rewritable, a CD format launched around 1997 that enabled recording and re-use of CDs. CD-RW uses a phase change to record data. The recording layer is a special alloy (typically silver/indium/antimony/tellurium). The...
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CD-R
Book article from: A Dictionary of Computing
CD-R CD-recordable, a write-once optical-disk format designed to be readable by systems that can read CD-ROM disks. CD-R disks have a spiral track and a recording layer of a special...
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Nimbus CD International, Inc.
Book article from: International Directory of Company Histories
Nimbus CD International, Inc. State Route 629 Guildford...Records and Tapes In the mid-1990s Nimbus CD International, Inc. ranked as one of the...manufacturers of compact discs (CDs) and CD-ROMs in the world. It was the fourth-largest...
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