Our goals are to enhance understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of multiple human diseases, to cultivate a range of interdisciplinary basic and translational stem cell research and encourages rapid translation of discoveries into innovative and practical clinical applications.
Baltimore, a city with clear economic assets and competitive advantages, should have a more robust financing system to cultivate a range of startups and small businesses, concludes a new report by Johns Hopkins University's 21st Century Cities Initiative.
Some traditions and practices broaden this further, encouraging cultivating a range of mind/body states that might be considered beneficial or "skillful".
To map the extent and distribution of transcriptomic variation in environments of diverse copper exposure, five S. cerevisiae strains representing the genetic, ecological, and phenotypic breadth of the species (Liti et al. 2009; Warringer et al. 2011) were cultivated in a range of copper concentrations in a medium mimicking grape must.
We also present here a large set of in vitro TEER data recorded for each endothelial cell line cultivated on a range of tissue culture inserts from different manufacturers, with the aid of a CellZscope on-line TEER recording system [ 30].
Although the journal has always cultivated a broad range of authors, reviewers, and editors, we are pleased to announce that the Genetics Society of America will be joining ASCB as an editorial partner.
Although the journal has always cultivated a broad range of authors, reviewers, and editors, we are pleased to announce that the Genetics Society of America (GSA) will be joining the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) as an editorial partner in support of the journal, while ASCB will remain the publisher of LSE.
Working closely with faculty from across the University and a dynamic group of visiting artists and scholars from across the U.S. and abroad, David and Leslie have cultivated an amazing range of projects and conversations.
In our previous work about Chogha Golan we argued that domestication of emmer may have evolved on-site [ 4], supported by the long tradition in cultivating a broad range of wild progenitor species of modern crops at the site, including the occurrence of domesticated-type barley rachis internodes non-recurring in layer IV, and biomolecular evidence of a separate genepool in this area [ 111, 112].
