Physiology research

Ragnar A. Granit medicine, physiology research which illuminated electrical properties of vision by studying wavelength discrimination by eye... 

Halden K. Hartine medicine, physiology research on mechanisms of sight... 

George Wald medicine, physiology research on chemical processes that allow pigments in eye retina to convert light into vision... 

Richardson BJ. Physiological research on alcohols. Med Times Gazette 1869 (ii) 703-6. 

Sandman CA, McCanne TR, Kaiser DN and Diamond B (1982). Heartrate and cardiac phase influences on visual perception. Journal of Comparative Physiological Research, 91, 189-202. 

Alex Rosenberg Then why are you not open to stigmatise the physiological research with the same methodological error. 

Bajgar, ]., J. Fusek, V. Hrdina, J. Patocka, and J. Vachek (Purkyne Military Medical Academy, Prague, Czech Republic). "Acute toxicities of 2-dialkylaminoalkyl-(dialyklamido)-fluorophosphates." Physiological Research 41 (1992) 399—402. 

Substances regularly used in biological and physiological research will be examined in the light of these three criteria with the aim of providing researchers with the relevant information to aid in the selection of an NO-donor suitable for the experiments being undertaken. 

A. A. Shvedova, Health Effects Laboratory Division, Pathology and Physiology Research Branch, NIOSH, Morgantown, West Virginia 26505, USA... 

Physiological research has linked the nutritional problems to the presence of soluble... 

Attempts were also made to correlate clinical observations with the results of chemical analyses of the urine and its deposits and to post-mortem observations. No one was more successful in this field than Richard Bright working at Guy s Hospital in London with a team of young physicians and medical students.135-137 They studied the symptoms of kidney disease by clinical and chemical examinations and related their observations to post-mortem examination of the morbid kidney. Bright, whose work was published in 1825, was one of the first physicians to couple his hospital treatments systematically with chemical and physiological research directed towards precision in diagnosis and treatment.138... 

Department of Physiology, Research Centre, Centre hospitalier de FUniversite de Montreal (CHUM) - Angus Campus, Faculty of Medicine, University of Montreal, Montreal, QC, Canada... 

A considerable amount of fundamental physiological research on striated muscle has been done with the aid of calorimetiy in the last 80 years but, only recently has the heat dissipation in human tissue been used as an indicator of clinical conditions. Monti s group has successfully developed a microcalorimetric technique for studying the metabolic activity of biopsies from the vastus lateralis... 

Looking back, the variety of substituents, including crosslinks, encountered in physiological research, is really remarkable and raises the important question of their implications in the area of foods. In principle, any of the above types of substituents could be present on proteins, peptides, and amino acids found in foods (see Section 3.1 below). Under appropriate conditions, the crosslinks would be expected to be able to affect texture, in particular, but also other functional properties. 

The negative implications for pest control by precocenes themselves are clear, but it remains to be seen whether the expansion of their spectrum of activity is limited merely by the chemical structural features of precocenes or, more problematically, by the hormonal mechanisms which control insect development. In either case the JH antagonist approach to the control of larval insect pests presents a major challenge to chemical and physiological research. 

Johansen, K. (1987). The August Krogh Lecture The world as a laboratory—Physiological insights from nature s experiments. In Advances in Physiological Research, pp. 377-396, ed. H. McLennan, J.R. Ledsome, C.H.S. McIntosh, and D.R. Jones, New York Plenum Press. 

In addition to its many uses in medical and physiological research, radioisotopes are used in therapy, and in agricultural and industrial research. Radioactive cobalt, for example, became available for the treatment of deep-seated cancer. This isotope of atomic weight 60 loses half its radioactivity in about five days and is more than 300 times as powerful as radium. It is taking the place of radium and X-ray therapy in many hospitals. 

The Wellcome Physiological Research Laboratories, Beckenham, Kent, hired a significant number of women chemists and biochemists as an example, we have chosen Mollie Barr.54 Barr was born on 11 June 1906, the daughter of Horace C. Barr, a burial practitioner, and Edith Barr of Belvedere, Kent. She was educated at several schools, the last being Blackheath High School, London (a GPDSC school). 

Plant Physiology Research Unit, Richard B. Russell Center, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Athens, GA 30613... 

Copper and zinc play Important roles in a wide variety of biological functions. However, their contribution to exercise performance has yet to be evaluated directly. The participation of these elements in muscle activity provides fruitful areas for further exercise physiology research. Detailed reviews of copper metabolism have been written by Underwood (80), O Dell (81), and Li (82). Extensive reviews of zinc metabolism have been provided by Prasad (83), Li (82), Underwood (84), and Sandstead (85). 

Agents that are found to be constrained by fastidious culture requirements, too strict epidemiological parameters, or inadequate virulence or that are too labile must be the subject of more nutritional, genetic or physiological research to enhance strain potential. Understanding the molecular basis for these sorts of... 

Janeckova, R. (2001). The role of leptin in human physiology and pathophysiology. Physiological Research. 50(5) 443-59. 

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