During persistent infection of mice with the lymphocytic choriomeningitis (LCM) virus approximately 3% of leukocytes were found to contain viral antigen and to produce infectious virus. Morphologically, infected cells were shown not to be lymphoblasts and their numbers were not reduced by removal of mononuclear phagocytes. We conclude that in LCM virus carrier mice true lymphocytes participate ...

Traditional approaches to sensory coding use code component-oriented objective functions (COCOFs) to evaluate code quality. Previous COCOFs do not take into account the information-theoretic complexity of the code-generating mapping itself. We do: \Low-complexity coding and decoding" (Lococode) generates so-called lococodes that (1) convey information about the input data, (2) can be computed f...

In this paper, we address a two-stage hybrid flowshop scheduling problem with identical parallel machines in each stage. The assumes that the queue (Q)-time for job, which represents waiting time to be processed current stage, must limited predetermined threshold due quality concerns final product. This is motivated by one occurs real field, especially diffusion workstation of semiconductor fab...

In a course bidding system, there are more students than the number of available seats for course. To enroll course, have to bid using their tokens and system will fill up with top bidders. Since limit tokens, they allocate wisely. this paper, we apply genetic algorithm search best way such that it maximizes probability successful enrollment. estimate probability, train logistic regression on r...

We inspect digit stroke sets in LCM UpWrite space.

Defining molecular interactions that occur at the interface between "normal" and "abnormal" cell populations represents an important but often underexplored aspect of the pathogenesis of diseases with focal origins. Here, we illustrate an approach for conducting such analyses based on mosaic patterns of Cre recombinase expression in the adult mouse intestinal epithelium. Transgenic mice were ge...

We read with great interest the letter of Sodemann et al. on successful treatment of a patient with refractory absence status epilepticus (ASE) with lacosamide (LCM). In particular, Sodemann et al. reported the case of a 64-year-old male with juvenile absence epilepsy (he was on 400 mg/day lamotrigine, 400 mg/day topiramate and 2500 mg/day levetiracetam; plasma concentrations were not investiga...