INTERWAR AMERICAN HISTORIES: LEFT, RIGHT, AND WRONG

Left is right, right is wrong.

correspondence correspondence Left is right, right is wrong T he cover illustration of the August 2009 issue of EMBO reports, although aesthetically pleasing, is unfortunately erroneous and could come as a shock to researchers in the chromatin field. Canonical nucleosomes are indeed left-handed, such as the nucleosomes in the left 'column' of chro-matin fibres on the cover. However, in the righ...

Right Site, Wrong Route ― Cannulating the Left Internal Jugular Vein

Central venous catheters are placed in approximately five million patients annually in the US. The preferred site of insertion is one with fewer risks and easier access. Although the right internal jugular vein is preferred, on occasion, the left internal jugular may have to be accessed. A patient was admitted for septic shock, cerebrovascular accident, and non-ST-segment elevation myocardial i...

Unwanted by Both the Political Left and Right: Interwar Europe’s Hungarian Migrating Artists

A little known group of Hungarian artists who were students at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest in 1927‐1930, joined by a few artists from outside the Academy, were modernists. They explored the Soviet Russian avant‐garde and abstraction, and therefore were rejected by the mainstream, right‐wing official art in interwar Hungary. However, the strictly principled left‐wing Munka (Work...

Right pace, wrong place.

Right cell, wrong cell.