In the final section Woolf suggests that great minds are androgynous.
The finding that responses were lowest to the communication and influence section – the second rather than the final section- suggests that the content of that particular section also likely impacted upon the response rate.
In the final sections, we suggest immune approaches aimed at the possible amelioration of Rett syndrome and Alzheimer's disease, and highlight some critical functions of microglia, that, when impaired, may provide clues that link these seemingly disparate brain pathologies.
In the final section we will suggest several potential genetic tools that if generated could greatly increase our ability to study and understand the BBB.
The final section concludes by suggesting that our treatment procedure for breast cancer prevention in carcinogen-treated rats requires only 7 days of treatment (rat gestation 21 days) with no more than 1 μg E/day and is as effective as full-term pregnancy or ovariectomy or prolonged treatment with tamoxifen, without any loss of ovarian function.
However, the final section of the paper suggests a number of ways in which the issue of the role of minimal propositions still remains open for empirical exploration.
The final section 'Tinkering, tailoring, or transforming?', suggests that only the most radical of these approaches will have an effect.
The final section reviews more recent work suggesting the existence of one or more fast cortical emotional pathways that offer an unconscious gist-like impression of sensory stimuli and can account for at least certain other experiences of intuition.
Still, I think that cooperative breeding can be used as evidence against the "Human Revolution", and in the final section ("Down with the revolution?") I suggest how.
Hence the final section of this review presents evidence suggesting that repeated exposure to IL-1β in subcutaneous WAT may elicit maladaptive effects that could collectively contribute to the development of visceral obesity.
The final section is 'Newsstand' which, as the name suggests, aggregates media.
