Jan 1, 1890 - In the fourth of this series of Memoirs (‘Phil. Trans.,' 1873, p. 377, et seq.) I described a remarkable plant under the name of Dictyoxylon Oldhamium; I also gave reasons for substituting the late Mr. Gourlie ’s generic name of Lyginodendron

Mar 4, 2009 - Tissue engineering is a newly emerging biomedical technology and methodology to assist and accelerate the regeneration and repairing of defective and damaged tissues based on the natural healing potentials of patients themselves. For the new

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Apr 28, 2010 - In this paper, we examine prospects for the manufacture of patient-specific biomedical implants replacing hard tissues (bone), particularly knee and hip stems and large bone (femoral) intramedullary rods, using additive manufacturing (AM) by

L. E. Murr, S. M. Gaytan, F. Medina, H. Lopez, E. Martinez, B. I. Machado, D. H. Hernandez, L. Martinez, M. I. Lopez, R. B. Wicker, J. Bracke

Jul 29, 1993 - Flow of the transpiration stream in the lumen apoplast of the xylem appears hydrodynamically orthodox in being approximately described by the Hagen-Poiseuille Law, and by Murray’s Law for branching pipes. Flow may be followed in the major (supply)

Dec 5, 2014 - Activins and Nodal are members of the transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) family of growth factors. Their Smad2/3-dependent signalling pathway is well known for its implication in the patterning of the embryo after implantation. Although this

Costis Papanayotou, Jérôme Collignon

Jun 14, 1983 - A new species of hymenostome ciliate, Tetrahymena dimorpha sp.nov., is described. This ciliate occurs as a parasite in the haemocoel of larval, pupal and adult Simuliidae (Diptera). In larval hosts the total number of parasites never exceeds about

Feb 19, 1985 - The processing of nociceptive input that occurs at the spinal level represents the first stage of effective control over its access to higher regions of the central nervous system. Recent developments in both the anatomy and physiology of

Jan 1, 1851 - The author commences by describing his mode of observation, which differs from that followed by previous observers. It consists in removing from the living tongue one of the papillæ, and immediately subjecting it to examination. He then proceeds to