Putting the squeeze on hydrogen bonds

Putting the Squeeze on Test Sequences

Dynamic test sequence compaction is an effective means of reducing test application time and often results in higher fault coverages and reduced test generation time as well. A new algorithm for dynamic test sequence compaction is presented that uses genetic techniques to evolve test sequences. Test sequences provided by a test generator and previously evolved sequences already included in the ...

Putting the Squeeze on Airway Epithelia.

Asthma is characterized by chronic inflammation, airway hyperresponsiveness, and progressive airway remodeling. The airway epithelium is known to play a critical role in the initiation and perpetuation of these processes. Here, we review how excessive epithelial stress generated by bronchoconstriction is sufficient to induce airway remodeling, even in the absence of inflammatory cells.

Developmental Patterning: Putting the Squeeze on Mis-specified Cells

Widely implicated in human disease, abnormal cellular cysts reflect dramatic defects in the maintenance of epithelial integrity. A new study reports that epithelial cysts may arise as a surprisingly general consequence of clonal defects in the specification of cell identity.

Differential neutron-hydrogen squeeze-out

The equation of state (EOS) of asymmetric nuclear matter is of fundamental importance to both nuclear physics and astrophysics. While considerable progress has been made recently in determining the symmetry energy around normal nuclear matter density [1], much more work is still needed to probe its high-density behaviour. This requires reaction studies at sufficiently high energies and probes s...

Hydrogen Bonds