Unique Juncus Hybrids in Lancashire

Syphilis in seventeenth century Lancashire.

Recognition of the unique structure of DNA:RNA hybrids.

Targeting nucleic acids using small molecules routinely uses the end products in the conversion pathway of "DNA to RNA, RNA to protein". However, the intermediate processes in this path have not always been targeted. The DNA-RNA interaction, specifically DNA:RNA hybrid formation, provides a unique target for controlling the transfer of genetic information through binding by small molecules. Not...

On Recent Typhus in Lancashire

commencement of the present distress. Since the great typhus epidemic in Lancashire at the time of the Irish famine, in 1847-48, there has been scarcely any of this disease in the cotton towns. Liverpool, indeed, resembles London, and has formerly exceeded London, in its disposition to epidemics of typhus; but in the cotton towns proper all the medical men who best knew typhus, through their ex...

Lancashire Constabulary OPERATION DIVERSE

The Taylors of Lancashire

JOHN L. WEST, The Taylors of Lancashire, Manchester, [the author], 1977, 8vo, pp. 134, illus., £1.50 + postage (paperback). (Obtainable from: 11 Half Edge Lane, Eccles, Manchester). An excellent account of a remarkable medical family, based on extensive research into manuscript and printed sources. It extended over six or seven generations, from James Taylor (1708/10-1777) of Whitworth to Herbe...