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MSpace is the University of Manitoba’s Institutional Repository (IR). The purpose of MSpace is to acquire, preserve and provide access to the scholarly works of University faculty and students within an open access environment.
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Reconstructing the power narrative: how Winnipeg elementary school teachers think about and define their everyday work
(2023-01-04)This study explores how Winnipeg early years elementary school teachers think about and define their everyday work. Many studies have addressed teacher perspectives. These studies, however, are often prescribed to particular ... -
Toll-like receptor (TLR)7 and TLR8 stimulation of mucosal-associated invariant T cells and gamma delta T cells: a role in HIV susceptibility
(2023-01-25)Abstract Host inflammation has been shown to increase the risk of HIV-1 acquisition. Innate T cells are positioned to respond early to infections and produce proinflammatory cytokines associated with end-organ inflammation ... -
Dǫ nàke làànı̀ nàts’etso: A critical review of self-government implementation in Canada’s North
(2023-01-23)Over the last forty years, modern treaties have become one of the most popular arrangements for redefining the relationship between Canada and Indigenous peoples. Canada views modern treaties as means to achieving certainty ... -
Ancestry estimates: Evaluating the reliability of Hefner's cranial morphoscopic method
(2023-01-22)To identify unknown skeletal remains, forensic anthropologists provide police with information of who they might belong to, such as ancestry (someone’s familial lineage and geographic origin). The cranium has shape-based ... -
Order-disorder competition in the Sc2VO5+δ system. Review and experimental pursuit of A3+2VO5 and Sc2VO5+δ-inspired solid phases
(2023-01-18)This work was motivated by the proclivity of oxygen-deficient metal oxides to enable oxide transport at high temperatures. This property depends on the composition and metal-oxygen connectivities within the structure and ...
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