What the Photon Looks Like?

What the cytoskeleton really looks like

What the cytoskeleton really looks like he late 1970s brought the discovery that nonionic detergents such as Triton X-100 could extract most cell components and leave behind the insoluble cytoskeleton. “Just making cytoskeletons and naming them was brand new,” recalls John Heuser (Washington University in St. Louis, MO). He credits the efforts of James Spudich, Susan Brown, and Klaus Weber for ...

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Language intervention in the classroom: what it looks like.

The Drosophila Genome: So That's What it Looks Like!

When the participants in the 41st Annual Drosophila Research Conference returned to their labs after the meeting, their working landscape had changed. The annotated sequence of the euchromatic Drosophila melanogaster genome had become public information as a result of the unprecedented collaboration between the private Celera Genomics company and the public Drosophila Genome Project consortium ...

Looks like multiple sclero

Positive ANAs are found in ordinary people A fairly standard definition of an abnormal ANA titre is 1 : 40, which has a prevalence in normal people of between 5 and 35%, usually higher in women. Of course, the prevalence of antibody positivity changes as the cursor shifts: 32% of normal adults were positive at 1 : 40 in one study, 13% at 1 : 80, 5% at 1 : 160 and only 3% at 1 : 320 (Craig et al...