Place's only published book was Illustrations and Proofs of the Principle of Population (1822), but his manuscripts and press clippings, an excellent source of political information from 1790 to 1850, are in the British Museum.
Doctors, using the gesture shown in the manuscript, pressed repeatedly on a balance to experience and learn how much force to use with each fist.
During the preparation of this manuscript, Pajer et al. reported the use of inverse PCR and LTR-RACE to identify nephroblastoma-associated loci (Nals) in MAV2-induced avian nephroblastomas (Pajer, personal communication and manuscript in press).
Human anti-GIPC1 monoclonal antibodies 27.B1 and 27.F7 are both IgM,κ, (Rudchenko et al., manuscript in press BMC cancer), and were produced by growing hybridoma cells and used as culture media supernatant with defined antibody concentration.
We thank Dr David Godler for providing access to his manuscript in press, Dr Rony Duncan and Ms Leah Morenos for critical review of the manuscript, the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute for funding and the Victorian Government's Operational Infrastructure Support Program.
His scholarly work included "Men, Books, and Mountains" a volume of essays of Sir Leslie Stephen, Hogarth Press, 1956, and "The Yale Manuscript: Matthew Arnold," University of Michigan press 1989.
Oh, and the oily flatterer who causes you to be late for something while he describes and presses upon you the manuscript of the 3-pound, 400-plus-page allegorical play he has written, if that is the right word.
