Timothy J. Regan

Applied Metacognition Edited by Timothy J . Perfect

Sensory consciousness explained ( better ) in terms of ‘ corporality ’ and ‘ alerting capacity ’ J . KEVIN O ’ REGAN

How could neural processes be associated with phenomenal consciousness? We present a way to answer this question by taking the counterintuitive stance that the sensory feel of an experience is not a thing that happens to us, but a thing we do: a skill we exercise. By additionally noting that sensory systems possess two important, objectively measurable properties, corporality and alerting capac...

Regan isoenzyme: a carcinoplacental antigen.

Ultrastructural studies on Regan and non-Regan isoenzymes of alkaline phosphatase in human ovarian cancer cells.

cells derived from primary tumors were smeared or sec tioned and stained histochemically for alkaline phosphatase by use of a simultaneous azodye coupling technique with or without amino acid inhibitors (Dand i.-phenylalanine and i.-homoarginine) in the incubation mixtures. These amino acids are able to distinguish the Regan isoenzyme from nonRegan alkaline phosphatases. Kaplow's scoring technique

Characterization of Two Hela Sublines: Tcrc-1 Produces Regan Isoenzyme and Tcrc-2, Non-regan Isoenzyme

HeLa Cells have been found to produce a placental form of alkaline phosphatase (1, 8, 17) which is very similar to the Regan isoenzyme, a carcinoplacental antigen found in cancer patients (7-9) . In order to investigate the nature of gene expression of carcinoplacental proteins, HeLa cells were cloned, and a subline (HeLa TCRC-1), monophenotypic for the Regan isoenzyme was selected . The proper...