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  1. Article

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    Is the future of peer review automated?

    The rising rate of preprints and publications, combined with persistent inadequate reporting practices and problems with study design and execution, have strained the traditional peer review system. Automated ...

    Robert Schulz, Adrian Barnett, René Bernard, Nicholas J. L. Brown in BMC Research Notes (2022)

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    Quality in Non-GxP Research Environment

    There has been increasing evidence in recent years that research in life sciences is lacking in reproducibility and data quality. This raises the need for effective systems to improve data integrity in the evo...

    Sandrine Bongiovanni, Robert Purdue in Good Research Practice in Non-Clinical Pha… (2020)

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    Agmatine modulates spontaneous activity in neurons of the rat medial habenular complex—a relevant mechanism in the pathophysiology and treatment of depression?

    The dorsal diencephalic conduction system connects limbic forebrain structures to monaminergic mesencephalic nuclei via a distinct relay station, the habenular complexes. Both habenular nuclei, the lateral as ...

    Torsten Weiss, René Bernard, Hans-Gert Bernstein in Translational Psychiatry (2018)

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    Chapter

    Errors and Error Management in Biomedical Research

    The authors put a much-needed focus on the validity of biomedical research results that has come under scrutiny. However, as they make clear, due to the complexity of the experiments involved, errors quite nat...

    Ulrich Dirnagl, René Bernard in How Could This Happen? (2018)

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    Microarray analysis of transcripts with elevated expressions in the rat medial or lateral habenula suggest fast GABAergic excitation in the medial habenula and habenular involvement in the regulation of feeding and energy balance

    In vertebrates the “anti-reward-system” mainly is represented by the habenula and its medial (MHb) and especially lateral (LHb) complexes. Considerable knowledge has accumulated concerning subnuclear structure...

    Franziska Wagner, René Bernard, Christian Derst in Brain Structure and Function (2016)

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    Behavioral Testing in Rodent Models of Stroke, Part I

    For the past decades, experimental intervention showed therapeutic promise in animal models of stroke has largely failed to produce beneficial effects in human stroke patients. The difficulty in translating pr...

    René Bernard, Mustafa Balkaya, André Rex in Rodent Models of Stroke (2016)

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    Region-Specific In Situ Hybridization-Guided Laser-Capture Microdissection on Postmortem Human Brain Tissue Coupled with Gene Expression Quantification

    This chapter describes the procedure of in situ hybridization-guided laser-capture microdissection performed on postmortem human brain tissue. This procedure permits the precise collection of brain tissue with...

    René Bernard, Sharon Burke, Ilan A. Kerman in Laser Capture Microdissection (2011)

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    BKβ1 Subunits Contribute to BK Channel Diversity in Rat Hypothalamic Neurons

    Large conductance Ca2+-activated BK channels are important regulators of action potential duration and firing frequency in many neurons. As the pore-forming subunits of BK channels are encoded by a single gene, c...

    Mikhail Salzmann, Katharina N. Seidel, René Bernard in Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology (2010)

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    Chapter

    Microwave Atmospheric Sounding (Water Vapor and Liquid Water)

    The ATSR microwave radiometer will be flown on-board the ERS-1 satellite, and wil be devoted to the measurement of atmospheric water vapour and liquid water content, with as main purpose the knowledge of atmos...

    René Bernard in Microwave Remote Sensing for Oceanographic… (1990)

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    Chapter

    Microscopie électronique par balayage

    Nous avons construit un microscope électronique à balayage utilisant des électrons primaires de faible énergie: 1.000 à 2.000 eV (1, 2). Le spot a une intensité de 10−10 Amp environ. Les électrons réfléchis inter...

    René Bernard, François Davoine in Verhandlungen (1960)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Microscopie à émission ionique négative

    Nous avons utilisé les ions négatifs émis par l’impact d’ions positifs rapides sur une surface métallique pour former une image de cette surface (1).

    René Bernard, Robert Goutte in Physikalisch-Technischer Teil (1960)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Microscopie électronique par balayage

    Nous avons construit un microscope électronique à balayage utilisant des électrons primaires de faible énergie: 1.000 à 2.000 eV (1, 2). Le spot a une intensité de 10−10 Amp environ. Les électrons réfléchis inter...

    René Bernard, François Davoine in Physikalisch-Technischer Teil (1960)

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    Chapter

    Microscopie à émission ionique négative

    Nous avons utilisé les ions négatifs émis par l’impact d’ions positifs rapides sur une surface métallique pour former une image de cette surface (1).

    René Bernard, Robert Goutte in Verhandlungen (1960)

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    Chapter

    Reflexions- und Emissionsmikroskopie

    The crystallographic structure, and hence the chemical composition of surfaces, is readily found by reflection electron diffraction, but the distribution of surface constituents and the fraction of the surface...

    J. S. Halliday, R. C. Newman, Charles Fert in Vierter Internationaler Kongress für Elekt… (1960)

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    Elektronen- und Röntgen-Rastermikroskopie

    Following the application by Castaing and Guinier (1) of the electron-optical techniques of electron microscopy to X-ray micro-analysis, a number of instruments (2–5) have been described in the literature. In 195...

    T. Mulvey, P. Duncumb, T. E. Everhart in Vierter Internationaler Kongress für Elekt… (1960)

  16. Article

    Enhancement of the Sodium D Lines in the Twilight Sky Light

    Prof. J. Cabannes, Prof. J. Dufay and J. Gauzit1 state that the twilight enhancement of the yellow radiation of the night sky announced by me2 was previously observed by Currie and Edwards at Chesterfield (Canada...

    RENÉ BERNARD in Nature (1938)

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    Possible Presence of Metastable Atoms of Nitrogen (2P) in the High Atmosphere

    DURING a stay at the Tromsø Observatory, I studied systematically the spectrum of different forms of auroras (arcs, draperies, clouds, corona, etc.). One hundred spectrograms were thus obtained in the autumn o...

    RENÉ BERNARD in Nature (1938)

  18. Article

    Sodium in the High Atmosphere

    IN the spectrum of the sky at twilight, a yellow radiation was found very near the mean wave-length of the sodium D lines (λ = 5893 A.). This radiation is relatively strong, but its intensity decreases abruptly i...

    RENÉ BERNARD in Nature (1938)

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    Spectrum of Nitrogen and Atmospheric Pressure at High Altitudes

    IN a series of experiments on the excitation of nitrogen bands by a controlled electronic bombardment, I have observed, as Dr. Kaplan did1, the great modifications of the spectrum which accompany any change in th...

    RENÉ BERNARD in Nature (1937)