Evans, Norman

Evans RT, O Callaghan J, Norman A. 1988. A longitudinal study of cholinesterase changes in pregnancy. Clin Chem 34 2249-2252. 

Rogers CW, Brye KR, Smartt AD, Norman RJ, Gbur EE, Evans-White MA. Cultivar and previous crop effects on methane emissions from drill-seeded, delayed-flood rice production on a silt-loam soil. Soil Sci. 2014 179 28-36. 

T. EVAN NEBEKER, RUSSELL F. MIZELL III, and NORMAN J. BEDWELL Department of Entomology, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS 39762... 

Hibbert, Harold. See Evans, Taylor H. Hickson, John L. See Clamp, John R. Hilton, H. W., The Effects of Plant-growth Substances on Carbohydrate Systems, 21, 377—430 Hindert, Marjorie. See Karabinos, J. V. Hirst, E. L., [Obituary of] James Col-quhoun Irvine, 8, xi —xvii Hirst, E. L., [Obituary of] Walter Norman Haworth, 6, 1—9... 

Norman Evans, Doctor Timothy Willis and his Mission to Russia, 1599 , Oxford Slavonic Papers, n.s. 2 (1969), pp. 40-61 (61). 

The most convenient repair assay is thymidine uptake into Go lymphocytes (Evans and Norman, 1968). Since there is little semiconservative DNA synthesis in such cells, and what synthesis there is may be further reduced by the addition of hydroxyurea, background incorporation is essentially zero and all the counts incorporated into an acid-insoluble cell fraction can be assumed to result from repair synthesis. This method is rapid and convenient, but by itself it provides no information as to the number or size of repaired regions obviously, many repaired regions with a few base insertions or a few repaired regions with many base insertions would give similar results in terms of thymidine uptake. Nevertheless, for a quick measure of repair after insult by some suspected DNA-damaging agent, the method is ideal. 

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