The Rockefeller University deeply mourns the passing of Helen Davidoff Hirsch, M.D., the beloved wife of our cherished friend and esteemed colleague, Jules Hirsch, M.D., Professor Emeritus and Head, Laboratory of Human Behavior and Metabolism, and Physician-in-Chief Physician-in-Chief Physician-in-Chief Emeritusl.
Via the British "Circus" and its Soviet counterpart, Le Carré created a laboratory of human nature; a test-track where the innate fractures of the heart and mind could be driven to destruction.
In this case, the city is a vast, dynamic open laboratory of human experience and trial and error (Jacobs 1961/1993: 9).
The study is "concrete evidence" that the volunteers were exposed to a tobacco-specific carcinogen, says Curtis Harris, who heads the laboratory of human carcinogenesis at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Maryland.
The authors would like to thank the technical and administrative staff at the Laboratory of Human Anatomy, University of Glasgow.
JMN cells (biphasic) were a kind gift from Dr Brenda Gerwin (Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, USA).
This study was supported by laboratory of human genetics Faculté de Médecine de Tunis, ministry of higher education and scientific research and technology and congenital and hereditary service of Charles Nicolle's hospital in Tunisia.
Eventually Geron scientists were able to insert the telomerase gene into laboratory cultures of human cells, which then replicated dozens (and eventually hundreds) of times beyond the Hayflick Limit.
We examined laboratory studies of human eating behavior (N = 140 studies) published during 2016.
But it also permitted patents based on laboratory reconstructions of human DNA, known as complementary DNAs, or cDNAs.
