Rich, Frank

I appreciate the helpful suggestions made by Dr. Alexander Rich, Prof. Christian Bauer, Dr. Walter Bodmer, Drs. Joseph and Celia Bonaventura, Dr. Sydney Brenner, Prof. Maur-izio Brunori, Dr. H. Frank Bunn, Prof. Patricia H. Clarke, Dr. Thomas E. Creighton, Dr. Richard E. Koehn, Dr. Arthur M. Lesk, Dr. Richard C. Lewontin, Dr. Robin N. Perutz, and Dr. Graham Shelton concerning this paper. To all these colleagues I wish to express my gratitude. 

Many thanks to our colleagues Russell Franks and Jim Garrett who helped with suggestions and ideas. Rich would also like to acknowledge Danica Dizon for her suggestions, ideas, and inspiration. Thanks to all of the people at Wiley publishing who help bring this project from concept to publication. 

Keenan, T. W., Sasaki, M., Eigel, W. N., Morr6, D. J., Franke, W. W., Zulak, I. M. and Bushway, A. A. 1979. Characterization of a secretory vesicle-rich fraction from lactating bovine mammary gland. Exp. Cell Res. 124, 47-61. 

Beau and coworkers prepared 1,2-frans-seleno acetates by addition of PhSeCl to electron-rich glycals 71 in the presence of AgOAc (Scheme 34 route A) [214]. Subsequently, these acetates 86 selectively gave 0-glycosides 87 a in the presence of TMSOTf as a promoter. Ogawa [215] and Frank [216] and their coworkers... 

Weber H. W., Franke L., and Schultz L. (2001) Subsolar noble gases in metal-rich carbonaceous (CH) chondrites. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 36, A220-A221. 

Frank L, Groseclose EE. Preparation for birth into an 02-rich environment the antioxidant enzymes in the developing rabbit lung. Pediatr Res 18 (1984) 240-244. 

As the symptoms progress, patients may develop frank pulmonary edema, manifested by progressive dyspnea, diffuse crackles on chest auscultation and cyanosis (34). In phosgene-exposed patients, chest X-rays may indicate pulmonary edema before development of these symptoms and physical findings (34). Pulmonary arterial pressure remains normal. However, as arterial oxygen tensions decrease, patients may develop ischemic changes on EKG. Some patients may develop a fever up to 40°C (104°E). Erequently, patients will develop copious amounts of frothy, protein-rich sputum and tracheal secretions. 24-30h after phosgene exposure, patients may die due to asphyxiation and cardiac failure secondary to pulmonary edema (34). 

Rosen, Stanley G., Nuclear Waste EHsposal in Space Page 131 in Macro-engineering The Rich Potential, Edited by Salkeld, Robert, Davidson, Frank P., Me or, Lawrence C., published by The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1981 Bromber, J. L., "Fusion Science, Politics and the Invention of a New Energy Source", MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1982... 

Rich Manser and Frank Jones collected the field data used in this modeling exercise. Rich Manser also tested the modeling procedure during preliminary computer runs. Aldicarb analyses were performed by laboratories at the Univ. of Wise.-Stevens Point and the Univ. of Wise.-Madison. Quality control checks on spiked samples were performed by Union Carbide. Funds for the computer simulation were provided by a grant from the ARCO Foundation. 

Frank, B.H., Pettee, J.M., Zimmerman, R. E., and Burck, P.J. In Peptides. Synthesis-Stmc-ture-Function. Proceedings of the Seventh American Peptide Symposium (D.H. Rich and E. Gross, Eds). Pierce Chemical Company,... 

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