Choisy-au-Bac

Carbon Dioxide and Flowering in Pharbitis nil Choisy.

The effects of photoperiod on floral and vegetative development of Pharbitis nil were modified by atmospheric CO(2) concentrations maintained during plant growth. Short day (SD) photoperiods caused rapid flowering in Pharbitis plants growing in 0.03 or 0.1% CO(2), while plants in long day (LD) conditions remained vegetative. At 1 or 5% CO(2), however, flower buds were developed under both the S...

A comprehensive BAC resource

The Human Genome Project has generated extensive map and sequence data for a large number of Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) clones. In order to maximize the efficient use of the data and to minimize the redundant work for the research community, The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR) comprehensive BAC resource (cBACr) (http://www.tigr.org/tdb/BacResource/BAC_resourc e_intro. html) was...

Human BAC Ends

The Human BAC Ends database includes all non-redundant human BAC end sequences (BESs) generated by The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR), the University of Washington (UW) and California Institute of Technology (CalTech). It incorporates the available BAC mapping data from different genome centers and the annotation results of each end sequence for the contents of repeats, ESTs and STS mark...

Observation of Au + Au → Au + Au + ρ 0 and Au + Au → Au ∗ + Au ∗ + ρ 0 with STAR

We report the first observation of the reactions + ρ 0 with the STAR detector. The ρ are produced at small perpendicular momentum, as expected if they couple coherently to both nuclei. We discuss models of vector meson production and the correlation with nuclear breakup, and present a fundamental test of quantum mechanics that is possible with the system.

BAC library construction.