Present paper reports Home range and distance covered of Chukar partridge at mandal valley, Garhwal Himalaya from November 2018 to October 2019. During the study period, average home (altitude M) was 1756.75±7.75 water source 69.52±6.76 (M), maximum observed in month June (1812±8.0) while minimum (1708±5.0) respectively. Maximum August (99.04±11.42) recorded May (41.10±4.83). Seasonal variation...

In his Correspondence, Terence Partridge raises two issues regarding our recent study investigating the stem cell properties of FACS-purified skeletal muscle precursors (SMPs) (Cerletti et al., 2008). First, he challenges our conclusion that SMPs represent a distinct myogenic cell population, and second, he questions our physiological assessment of the SMP-engrafted muscles of dystrophic mdx mi...

In Part 1 of this series of papers (Partridge & Westall, 1949) it was shown that, whilst the baseexchange resin Zeo Karb 215 may be used with success for the separation of the neutral and acidic amino-acids, certain difficulties arise when the separation of basic substances is attempted. These difficulties were traced to the phenolic hydroxyl groups of the resin. Resins of the sulphonated pheno...

© 2006 FRILOT PARTRIDGE, LC WWW.FRILOTPARTRIDGE.COM 504.599.8000 The modern scientifi c thinking on Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) began with the study of the primitive Fore tribe (pronounced 4-a) in eastern New Guinea. There had long been a strange neurologic disease in the cannibalistic jungle tribe. Some of the Fore people, primarily the women and children, began to have diffi culty walking...

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INTRODUCTION ATrENTION has recently been drawn to the fact that the partnership begun before 1750 by John Truesdale and Joseph Partridge provided Royal Apothecaries for the unusually long period of 152 years, the last partner in the firm to hold a royal appointment being Sir Francis Laking, who died in 1914.1 It is perhaps also worthy of note that for half of this period the firm was very much ...