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MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM "Evolving Identities: Figurative Works from the 18th Century to Now" and "The Unseen Cindy Sherman: Early Transformations".

"The Unseen Cindy Sherman: Early Transformations (1975-1976) is at the Montclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain Avenue, through Aug. 1.

This weekend the Montclair Art Museum in New Jersey will open "The Unseen Cindy Sherman: Early Transformations (1975-76)," worksworks from her college years, showing the development of her style of self-portraiture.

The theme restaurants and game rooms that characterized the early transformation of Times Square are giving way to more traditional retailers.

It is at present a slow-burn kind of dissidence - inevitably, he argues, since so much of Cameron's early transformation of the Tories has been about image, and so little about specific policy.

The anatomy of this early transformation in life from water to land had never before been observed with such clarity, paleontologists and biologists said Wednesday in announcing the research.

Silencing of the miR-200 family induces early transformation of epithelial cells leading to EMT, reinforcing the role of these miRNAs in tumor suppression [47].

Additionally, a PCR-based technique was developed during the transformation work to monitor early transformation events, using primers designed to amplify specific DNA fragments outside of the T-DNA.

Both samples showed a similar molar ratio (about 5.5% in Table 1), so perhaps some early transformation could explain a uniform distribution of the As during the preparation of the AD1 sample.

This suggests that severe inflammation more aptly supports the survival of early transformation events.

In order to investigate whether early transformation induces higher resistance to apoptotic stimuli, we tested the sensitivity of the different cultures to serum starvation.