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    Squamous and Neuroendocrine Specific Immunohistochemical Markers in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Tissue Microarray Study

    The performance characteristics of neuroendocrine-specific and squamous-specific immunohistochemical markers in head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (SCC), in particular in oropharyngeal tumors in this era o...

    J. S. Lewis Jr., R. D. Chernock, J. A. Bishop in Head and Neck Pathology (2018)

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    Use of landscape and land use parameters for classification and characterization of watersheds in the mid-Atlantic across five physiographic provinces

    The Atlantic Slope Consortium (ASC) is a project designed to develop and test a set of indicators in coastal systems that are ecologically appropriate, economically reasonable, and relevant to society. The sui...

    D.H. Wardrop, J.A. Bishop, M. Easterling… in Environmental and Ecological Statistics (2005)

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    On using genetic algorithms for optimum damper placement in space trusses

    Although similar in some ways to the design of aircraft and other lightweight structures, the optimal design of space structures has several unique challenges. A flexible optimization system allowing for multi...

    J.A. Bishop, A.G. Striz in Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization (2004)

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    Detection and delineation of critical areas using echelons and spatial scan statistics with synoptic cellular data

    Geographical surveillance for hotspot detection and delineation has become an important area of investigation both in geospatial ecosystem health and in geospatial public health. In order to find critical area...

    G. P. Patil, J. A. Bishop, W. L. Myers… in Environmental and Ecological Statistics (2004)

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    Genetic variation in a semi-natural Drosophila melanogaster population after a bottleneck II. The relative fitnesses of second chromosomes

    A semi-natural Drosophila melanogaster population was twice forced through a genetic bottleneck and allowed to recover naturally. In one case additional genetic variation was introduced to the recovering populati...

    M. Begon, R. Chadburn, J. A. Bishop, C. Keill in Genetica (1985)

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    Genetic variation in a semi-natural Drosophila population after a bottleneck I. Lethals, their allelism and effective population size

    A semi-natural Drosophila melanogaster population was twice forced through a genetic bottleneck and allowed to recover naturally. In one case additional variation was introduced to the recovering population. The ...

    M. Begon, R. Chadburn, J. A. Bishop, C. Keill in Genetica (1985)

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    The number of genes on the second chromosome of Drosophila melanogaster and a comment on the genetic structure of eukaryotes

    Recessive lethals on the second chromosome were extracted from genetically isolated populations in Australia and the U.K. The frequency of allelism, used in a manner analogous to capture-recapture of animal po...

    J A Bishop, Carol Keill, M R MacNair in Heredity (1981)

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    The population dynamics of genetically determined resistance to warfarin in Rattus norvegicus from mid Wales

    Dominant warfarin resistance and a recessive haemorrhagic trait are apparently controlled by the same allele Rw2.

    J A Bishop, D J Hartley, G G Partridge in Heredity (1977)

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    Life as a self-perpetuating information system

    Genetic Evolution.

    J. A. Bishop in Nature (1977)

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    The fauna of temporary rain pools in Eastern New South Wales

    J. A. Bishop in Hydrobiologia (1974)

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    Increasing Frequency of the Typical Form of the Peppered Moth in Manchester

    THE murk of nineteenth-century Manchester fostered the melanic form carbonaria of the peppered moth, Biston betularia (L.). The subsequent spread of this form, at the expense of the pale coloured typicals, throug...

    L. M. COOK, R. R. ASKEW, J. A. BISHOP in Nature (1970)

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    Melanism in the moth Gonodontis bidentata: A cline within the Merseyside conurbation

    J A Bishop, P S Harper in Heredity (1970)

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    Natural selection and cyanogenesis in white clover, Trifolium repens

    J A Bishop, M E Korn in Heredity (1969)

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