Debunking the Trochaic Bias Myth: Evidence from Phonological Development

Debunking the first myth about debunking

Debunking the first myth about debunking

OH cleavage from tyrosine: debunking a myth

During macromolecular X-ray crystallography experiments, protein crystals held at 100 K have been widely reported to exhibit reproducible bond scission events at doses on the order of several MGy. With the objective to mitigate the impact of radiation damage events on valid structure determination, it is essential to correctly understand the radiation chemistry mechanisms at play. OH-cleavage f...

Bias in Phonological Learning: Evidence from Saltation

Debunking the myth of the periosteum.

The foundations of Orthopaedics are a great deal better supported with evidence today than previously. Nonetheless, superstitions and myths have not completely disappeared. One of them is the role of the periosteum in fracture healing. The anatomy and physiology of the periosteum under normal circumstances have been studied for many a decades, and its role in the growth and development of tubul...