17 Result(s)

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Teaching of implant dentistry in undergraduate dental schools in the UK and Ireland

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A survey of dental practitioners in Wales to evaluate the management of deep carious lesions with vital pulp therapy in permanent teeth

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Summary of: Access to primary dental care for cleft lip and palate patients in South Wales

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The teaching of implant dentistry in undergraduate dental schools in the United Kingdom and Ireland

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Compensatory up-regulation of cardiac SR Ca2+-pump by heat-shock counteracts SR Ca2+-channel activation by ischemia/reperfusion

We tested the hypothesis that heat-shock protected myocardialCa2+-cycling by sarcoplasmic reticulum from ischemia and reperfusion (I/R)injury. Twenty-four hours after increasing body temperature to 42°C for15 ...

Pj O'Brien, Go Li, M Locke, Re Klabunde, Cd Ianuzo in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry (1997)

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Transgenic Canola and Soybean Seeds with Increased Lysine

We have increased the lysine content in the seeds of canola and soybean plants by circumventing the normal feedback regulation of two enzymes of the biosynthetic pathway, aspartokinase (AK) and dihydrodipicoli...

S.C. Falco, T. Guida, M. Locke, J. Mauvais, C. Sanders, R.T. Ward… in Bio/Technology (1995)

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Epidermal feet in insect morphogenesis

In many insects the larval cuticle pattern changes at metamorphosis to one of transverse ripples, often with a shortening of the segments (for example, Rhodnius, Hemiptera¹; Calpodes, Lepidoptera; Tenebrio, Coleo...

M. Locke, P. Huie in Nature (1981)

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Cell Structure during Insect Metamorphosis

Metamorphosis is the transformation in structure and function that became necessary when some organisms adapted to the need for a sequential occupation of more than one ecological niche (see Highnam, this volu...

M. Locke in Metamorphosis (1981)

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Ultrastructure Methods in Cuticle Research

Insect cuticle was among the first biological objects studied by electron microscopy. Pore canals and lamellae were observed in hand-cut wedges of cockroach cuticle as early as 1942 (Richards and Anderson 1942...

M. Locke, P. Huie in Cuticle Techniques in Arthropods (1980)

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Bismuth staining of Golgi complex is a characteristic arthropod feature lacking in Peripatus

THE traditional view for the origin of arthropods is that an exoskeleton has evolved once and the three major modern groups, Crustacea (for example, crabs), Chelicerata (spiders) and Uniramia (insects) had a c...

M. LOCKE, P. HUIE in Nature (1977)

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Catalysomes of adipose tissue are artefacts of enzyme localisation

WHEN adipose tissue (insect fat body and gut, mouse mesentery) is stained to localise esterases (using 5-bromoindoxyl acetate as indigogenic substrate³) or dehydrogenases (using various substrates and nitro-blue ...

PETER H. TYCHSEN, M. LOCKE, A. K. SYKES in Nature (1974)

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Abstracts

H. Wohanka, G. Kungebiel, M. Locke, G. Klingebiel… in Czechoslovak Journal of Physics B (1966)

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Sequestration of Protein by the Fat Body of an Insect

THE fat body in an insect commonly contains a single cell type which is functionally diverse. At various times it stores and mobilizes fat, protein and glycogen which it may have synthesized or sequestered. In...

M. LOCKE, J. V. COLLINS in Nature (1966)