Uzzell

Uzzell T, Spolsky C (1974) Mitochondria and plastids as endosymbionts a revival of special creation Am Sci 62 334-343 

Uzzell T, Spolsky C (1973) Origin of mitochondria. Science 180 516-517 Vellai T, Takacs K, Vida G (2001). A new aspect to the origin and evolution of eukaryotes. J Mol Evol 46 499-507 

Uzzell BP, Oler J. 1986. Chronic low-level mercury exposure and neurophysiological functioning. J Clin Exp Neuropsychol 8 581-593. 

Uzzell BP, Oler J Chronic low-level mercury exposure and neuropsychological functioning. J Clin Exp Neuropsychol 8 581-593,1986 Valciukas JA, Levin SM, Nicholson WJ, et al Neurobehavioral assessment of Mohawk Indians for subclinical indications of methyl mercury neurotoxicity. Arch Environ Health 41 269-272, 1986 

Lee, T. and Uzzell, D. (1980) The Educational Effectiveness of the Farm Open Day. Perth Countryside Commission for Scotland. 

There was a second reason that women became teachers from Dyhouse s statistics, about 30% of the women attending university in the interwar period were only able to afford to do so on grants for teacher training. This commitment was spelled out very clearly at some institutions, as Kathleen Uzzell recalled  

All symbiotic hypotheses assumed that the host possessed this primitive and inefficient mechanism of energy generation until the capacity of aerobic respiration was implanted in it by the acquisition of aerobic protomitochondrial symbionts. Those who had opposed this scenario argued that the modern eukaryote is not an anaerobic cell, containing mitochondria, but that an aerobic pathway of the cytoplasm was a primitive feature of the bacteria that evolved into a prokaryote (Raff and Mahler 1972, 1973 Uzzell and Spolsky 1973). They proposed instead that the mitochondria may have evolved from the enclosure of a bacterial plasmid within a metabolically specialized sac. 

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