… Portions of the work reported here have appeared previously in abstract form (Love and …
, becoming two to three times as frequent (Love and Thompson, 1999). Associated with these …

Adult mammalian central nervous system axons have intrinsically poor regenerative capacity,
so axonal injury has permanent consequences. One approach to enhancing regeneration …

Terminal Schwann cells (TSCs) cover neuromuscular junctions and are important in the repair
and maintenance of these synapses. We have examined how these cells are generated …

… By 7 d after partial denervation, TSC processes extending from innervated endplates,
and the terminal sprouts growing along them, have largely retracted (FM Love, unpublished …

Evolution has shaped nervous systems to produce stereotyped behavioural responses to
ethologically relevant stimuli. For example when laying eggs, female Drosophila avoid geosmin…

… where all q's are in fm Table I lists the parameters of the new NN interaction at each energy;
namely, the complex strengths for each Yukawa of designated range. For use in nucleon-…

… fm since this form has roughly the same distribution of small (q & 1 fm ') Fourier'components
as does the tensor part of the OPEP. The strength of the 0.fm term was not constrained to …

VIRUS B of monkeys, also known as herpes B and as herpesvirus simiae, causes a disease
almost invariably fatal in man. This disease occurs as a mild natural infection in wild …

Human cell division cycle protein 42 (Cdc42Hs) is a small, Rho-type guanosine triphosphatase
involved in multiple cellular processes through its interactions with downstream effectors. …

Recent statements in theJournal of the American Medical Association* have raised questions
concerning the occurrence of aminophylline reactions in children. Medical literature has …