Do All Roads Lead to 2-Phenylethanol in Populus?

All roads do not lead to Rome.

REGIONAL anesthesia has evolved in recent years from a technique into an art, practiced by some pioneering anesthesiologists. As with any art form, regional anesthesia has obtained a level of complexity not seen before. Until recently, regional anesthesia was used by a select group, using sophisticated wording and techniques that prohibited its widespread implementation. However, with the devel...

Healthcare IT – Do All Roads Lead to a Bridge?

In their provocative article " Managing the Care of Health and the Cure of Disease, " Glouberman and Mintzberg (2001) asked, " Shouldn't the fact that different countries seek to solve the exact same problem by moving in diametrically opposed directions be telling us some-thing? " The article by Michel-Verkerke, Schuring, and Spil describes an approach to facilitating the chronic care needs of ...

Signaling Networks—Do All Roads Lead to the Same Genes?

possibly because they associate with tissue-specific ef-fectors and negative regulators, but can also exhibit a Canada degree of functional redundancy. Multiple Pathways from Receptors to the Nucleus There are several pathways through which pTyr signals A significant issue in signal transduction is whether indi-can be relayed to the nucleus (Figure 1). STAT proteins vidual biochemical pathways ...

Male Circumcision and HIV: Do All Roads Lead to Rome?

All Roads Lead To Rome

Legendary mathematician Paul Erdos liked to talk about the perfect proofs of mathematical theorems maintained by God. In [1], six different proofs are given to the infinity of prime numbers. Unlike mathematical proofs which are mentally reproducible objects, signal processing researchers can have an intimate discussion with God by creating computational algorithms which are experimentally repro...