So what's it really good for and how do you use it? We'll explore news and MEDLINE uses. News CAN be useful, especially in the early stages of development of a topic, if you have any reason to believe that mass-market newspapers might have done stories on the topic. Science writing DOES cover a lot of territory, and can be a useful source for names of investigators and applications of what might seem very obscure scientific discoveries.
I'll try our two running examples in the CURNWS [last 2 years] files under the NEWS library and see what the results look like:
Here are the results of my simple 'chaos within 1 word of biology' search:
CHAOS W/1 BIOLOGY
Your search request has found 1 STORY through Level 1.
(here's the KW form:
LEVEL 1 - 1 OF 1 STORY
Copyright 1993 Information Access Co., a division of Ziff Communications Co.;
Copyright Plenum Publishing Corporation 1993
Human Relations
September, 1993
SECTION: Vol. 46 ; No. 9 ; Pg. 1071; ISSN: 0018-7267
LENGTH: 6024 words
HEADLINE: Mirrors, butterflies, and training policy; social science methods of
analyzing training policy; Special Issue: Socio-Economics
BYLINE: Marquand, Judith
BODY:
... effect of institutional factors like patent law.(5) They are
particularly concerned with innovation and its diffusion.
The evolutionary economists are systems concepts from biology and chaos
theory, like "self-organization." Their models emphasize process and
change and are prima facie moe relevant to training questions than static ...
That's not very impressive, but I can see the FULL text by typing .fu :
Human Relations, September, 1993
The evolutionary economists are systems concepts from biology and
chaos theory, like "self-organization." Their models emphasize
process and change and are prima facie moe relevant to training questions
than static equilibrium models. For "training" belongs in an evolutionary
context. Society influences what we choose to think about and how we
think about it, but there are no practical limits on the content of our
thought (although there are limits on how much we can think about at any
one time and how fast we can react). Thus development of the human
capacity to learn and to use that learning has a unique place among the
factors contributing to economic change. As evolutionary economic models
develop, they may well become useful in the description of training's
role. But they still have some way to go.
For our purposes today, what counts is the recognition that an
appropriate economics can in principle be developed which takes account
of the fact that we have not reached the limits of human capacity, that
the development of human competence is the key to innovation of all
kinds. Even economists need not be bound by neo-classicism.
The lack of limits on knowledge and ingenuity, combined with the
fact that training begets the taste for more training,(6) suggest that
the limits on what society should provide are set only by factors such as
how much it is prepared to devote to training rather than other things and
how much training it can ...
How about if I relax the search a bit?
CHAOS W/5 BIOLOGY
[this says "within 5 words" and DOES retrieve more]:
Your search request has found 13 STORIES through Level 1.
LEVEL 1 - 13 STORIES
1. THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS, September 5, 1994, Monday, HOME FINAL EDITION,
DISCOVERIES; TOM SIEGFRIED; Pg. 7D, 849 words, Controlling chaos in the
brain offers hope for treating epilepsy, Tom Siegfried
2. Science, May 13, 1994, Vol. 264 ; No. 5161 ; Pg. 1010; ISSN: 0036-8075,
1007 words, Kinetic Theory of Living Pattern._book reviews, Cox, Edward, IAC
15416156
3. Science, May 13, 1994, Vol. 264 ; No. 5161 ; Pg. 1010; ISSN: 0036-8075,
1007 words, Kinetic Theory of Living Pattern._book reviews, Cox, Edward, IAC
15416156
4. The San Diego Union-Tribune, May 8, 1994, Sunday, ENTERTAINMENT; Ed. 1,2;
Pg. E-4, 1407 words, A tree plan takes root in Balboa Park, Welton Jones
CRITIC-AT-LARGE
5. T he San Diego Union-Tribune, May 8, 1994, Sunday, ENTERTAINMENT;
Ed. 1,2; Pg. E-4, 1396 words, A tree plan takes root in Balboa Park,
Welton Jones CRITIC-AT-LARGE
6. Health Line, April 12, 1994, ACCESS/QUALITY/COST, 1815 words, MENTAL
HEALTH: IS OUTCOMES-BASED CARE THE BEST APPROACH?
7. The New York Times, April 12, 1994, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final,
Section A; Page 1; Column 3; National Desk , 1580 words, Companies Assess
Psychotherapy by the Numbers, By MILT FREUDENHEIM
8. Whole Earth Review, March 22, 1994, No. 82 ; Pg. 82; ISSN:
0749-5056, 7924 words, Three abridged chapters from 'Out of Control: The
Rise of the Neo-Biological Civilization.', Kelly, Kevin, IAC 15303521
9. The Observer, March 20, 1994, Sunday, THE OBSERVER REVIEW PAGE; Pg.
19, 974 words, BOOKS: SERIOUS MONEY
10. Omni, November, 1993, Vol. 16 ; No. 2 ; Pg. 38; ISSN: 0149-8711, 9483
words, Bordercrossings; cultural gap between literature and science;
includes a glossary of popular theories in science and philosophy; Panel
Discussion, Copeland, Anna ; Stites, Janet, IAC 14546403
11. Tikkun, November, 1993, Vol. 8 ; No. 6 ; Pg. 62; ISSN: 0887-9982, 6507
words, Dimensions of dialogue; relations between Jews and Palestinians;
includes related articles, Orange, Wendy, IAC 14629888
12. Human Relations, September, 1993, Vol. 46 ; No. 9 ; Pg. 1071; ISSN:
0018-7267, 6024 words, Mirrors, butterflies, and training policy; social
13. Whole Earth Review, June 22, 1993, No. 79 ; Pg. 16; ISSN:
0749-5056, 1418 words, The emerging third culture; scientists who publish
for general audiences, Brockman, John, IAC 13805346
(several of these do look promising, but I'm still not impressed. What
if we remove all constraints?
CHAOS AND BIOLOGY
Your search request has found 393 STORIES through Level 1.
[ooof. too much...]
(OK, let's try a less everyday term for much the same subject
[substituting a specialized term to restrict the search]:
DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS AND BIOLOGY
Your search request has found 14 STORIES through Level 1.
[and many of these look like they'd be interesting]:
1. Fortune, January 16, 1995, Domestic Edition, INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY/COVER STORY; Pg. 34, 9817 words, WHAT BILL GATES REALLY WANTS,
by Brent Schlender, REPORTER ASSOCIATES Kate Ballen and Joyce E. Davis
2. Science, September 23, 1994, Vol. 265 ; No. 5180 ; Pg. 1900; ISSN:
0036-8075, 844 words, The Garden in the Machine: The Emerging Science of
Artificial life._book reviews, Sigmund, Karl, IAC 15793425
3. The Independent, September 18, 1994, Sunday, THE SUNDAY REVIEW
PAGE; Page 41 , 793 words, BOOK REVIEW / A gene's-eye view of the whole
of creation; How the leopard changed its spots: The Evolution of
Complexity by Brian Goodwin, Weidenfeld pounds 18.99, By PETER TALLACK
4. Economic Inquiry, April, 1994, Vol. 32 ; No. 2 ; Pg. 342; ISSN:
0095-2583, 6298 words, Stochastic evolutionary dynamics in the repeated
prisoners' dilemma. Linster, Bruce G., IAC 16010266
5. American Journal of Psychology, March 22, 1994, Vol. 107 ; No. 1 ;
Pg. 117; ISSN: 0002-9556, 3389 words, A Visual Introduction to Dynamical
Systems Theory for Psychology._book reviews, Townsend, James T., IAC
15324745
6. Science, March 4, 1994, Vol. 263 ; No. 5151 ; Pg. 1276; ISSN:
0036-8075, 2729 words, Open "back door" in a molecular dynamics simulation of
acetylcholinesterase., Gilson, M.K. ; Straatsma, T.P. ; McCammon, J.A. ;
Ripoli, D.R. ; Faerman, C.H. ; Axelsen, P.H. ; Silman, I. ; Sussman,
J.L., IAC 15341627
7. DATAMATION, February 15, 1994, Vol. 40 ; No. 4 ; Pg. 96; ISSN:
1062-8363, 1123 words, Heaven in a chip; putting a human brain on a
computer chip; Future Vision; Column, Kosko, Bart, IAC 15061321
8. MacWeek, November 15, 1993, Vol. 7 ; No. 45 ; Pg. 89; ISSN:
0892-8118, 2968 words, Macs prove their worth as high-end lab assistants;
abundance of software, ease of use make Macs the tool of choice for
researchers; scientific software for the Macintosh; includes related
articles on the NIH Image public-domain image processing software package
and on chemistry software packages; Buyers Guide, Schneier, Bruce, IAC
14751527
9. Southern Economic Journal, October, 1993, Vol. 60 ; No. 2 ; Pg.
519; ISSN: 0038-4038, 988 words, Cycles and Chaos in Economic
Equilibrium._book reviews, Jaditz, Ted, IAC 14604757
10. BioScience, September, 1993, Vol. 43 ; No. 8 ; Pg. 545; ISSN:
0006-3568, 9907 words, Modeling complex ecological economic systems;
understanding people and nature, Costanza, Robert ; Wainger, Lisa ;
Folke, Carl ; Maler, Karl-Goran, IAC 14536837
11. PC Magazine, August, 1993, Vol. 12 ; No. 14 ; Pg. 71; ISSN:
0888-8507, 612 words, Artificial Life: the Quest for a New Creation._book
reviews, Poor, Alfred IAC 14046041
12. New Scientist, June 5, 1993, Vol. 138 ; No. 1876 ; Pg. 46; ISSN:
0262-4079 1121 words, The Origins of Order: Self-Organization and
Selection in Evolution._book reviews, Lewin, Roger, IAC 14110618
13. The Gazette (Montreal), March 20, 1993, Saturday, FINAL EDITION,
WEEKLY REVIEW; Pg. B6, 762 words, On the edge of chaos: life can be, um,
complex, ROGER LEWIN; OBSERVER, LONDON, LONDON
14. New Scientist, February 13, 1993, Vol. 137 ; No. 1860 ; Pg. S10; ISSN:
0262-4079, 1374 words, Order for free; theory of spontaneous order in
complex systems; Complexity, Lewin, Roger, IAC 13661472
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(some of these DO seem somewhat more respectable)
Now how about news stories with 'mitochondrial dna'?
MITOCHONDRIAL DNA
Your search request has found 217 STORIES through Level 1.
(so... not many books, LOTS of biological and medical literature, and now
we see quite a few news stories. Look at the subject matter of
some of them:
1. BANGOR DAILY NEWS (BANGOR, MAINE), February 3, 1995 Friday, 659 words,
Population genetics, Clair Wood
2. The Straits Times (Singapore), January 25, 1995, Life; Health & Science;
Changing World; Pg. 7, 827 words, Ex-SBC actors join Malaysia's HVD,
Sharon Loh
3. The Washington Post, January 22, 1995, Sunday, Final Edition, BOOK
WORLD; PAGE X9, 1323 words, Rearranging Our Building Blocks, Eliot Marshall
4. The Ottawa Citizen, January 8, 1995, Sunday, FINAL EDITION, ARTS,
BOOKS & IDEAS; SHELLEY PAGE; Pg. B1, 3856 words, PHILIPPE
RUSHTON: A STUDY IN CONTROVERSY; Is he an honest academic
interested in the scholarly pursuit of the truth? Or a sinister racist
with a hidden agenda?, SHELLEY PAGE; THE OTTAWA CITIZEN, LONDON, Ont.
5. The New York Times, January 3, 1995, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final,
Section B; Page 16; Column 1; Science Desk , 1501 words, So Odd,
So Enigmatic, Songbird May Really Be an Octet of Species, By LES LINE
6. Newsday, December 27, 1994, Tuesday, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION,
NEWS; Pg. A14, 1323 words, A Family's Tragic Legacy; Rare genetic eye
disorder has no treatment, no cure, By Stuart Vincent. STAFF WRITER,
BLINDNESS; CAUSE; FAMILY; PROFILE; BONNIE ARNETT; LEBER'S HEREDITARY
OPTIC NEUROPATHY
7. The Ottawa Citizen, December 26, 1994, Monday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;
Pg. B7, 578 words, Scientists crow over finding chicken's ancestors,
THOMAS H. MAUGH II; THE LOS ANGELES TIMES, LOS ANGELES
8. Los Angeles Times, December 26, 1994, Monday, Home Edition, Part A;
Page 41; Column 1; Metro Desk, 599 words, DISCOVERY GIVES RESEARCHER
SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT; SCIENCE: GENETIC TYPING SHOWS POULTRY WAS
FIRST BRED FOR FOOD ABOUT 10,000 YEARS AGO IN VIETNAM, MUCH EARLIER THAN
PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT., By THOMAS H. MAUGH II, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
9. THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS, December 26, 1994, Monday, HOME FINAL EDITION,
DISCOVERIES; SCIENCE UPDATE; Pg. 6D, 1170 words, SCIENCE UPDATE
10. The Washington Post, December 26, 1994, Monday, Final Edition, FIRST
SECTION; PAGE A2; SCIENCE NOTEBOOK, 306 words, Genetics: This Chicken
Came First Curt Suplee
11. The New York Times, December 20, 1994, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final,
Section C; Page 4; Column 4; Science Desk; The Environment Page, 105 words,
Which Came First? This Chicken.
12. The Ottawa Citizen, December 16, 1994, Friday, FINAL EDITION,
NEWS; Pg. B7 366 words, DNA tests link Mexican army to Chiapas
killings, study says, SUSAN FERRISS; SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER, SAN
FRANCISCO
13. The San Francisco Examiner, December 15, 1994, Thursday; Fourth
Edition, METRO; Pg. A-29, 960 words, Evidence ties Mexican army to murders ;
UC-Berkeley geneticist's DNA research key to probe of Chiapas
disappearances, SUSAN FERRISS
14. Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale), December 11, 1994, SUNDAY, PALM BEACH
EDITION, Pg. 1B, 854 words, A DAILY STRUGGLE ; CARING FOR BABY WITH
DISORDER TAKES A TOLL ON FAMILY., MARIAN KING; Staff Writer
15. BANGOR DAILY NEWS (BANGOR, MAINE), November 18, 1994 Friday, 729 words,
Genetic survey meets with scorn and praise, Clair Wood
16. Science, November 18, 1994, Vol. 266 ; No. 5188 ; Pg. 1159; ISSN:
0036-8075, 1056 words, Possible dino DNA find is greeted with
skepticism; dinosaur DNA, Gibbons, Ann, IAC 15951156
17. Science, November 18, 1994, Vol. 266 ; No. 5188 ; Pg. 1229; ISSN:
0036-8075, 3229 words, DNA sequence from Cretaceous period bone fragments.,
Woodward, Scott R. ; Weyand, Nathan J. ; Bunnell, Mark, IAC 15951214
18. Science, November 18, 1994, Vol. 266 ; No. 5188 ; Pg. 1263; ISSN:
0036-8075, 776 words, Przewalski's Horses: The History and Biology of an
Endangered Species._book reviews, Berger, Joel, IAC 15951232
19. The Times, November 12, 1994, Saturday, Features, 2448 words,
Engineering our own downfall, Robert Winston
20. BioScience, November, 1994, Vol. 44 ; No. 10 ; Pg. 705; ISSN:
0006-3568, 1347 words, Mammal Phylogeny: Placentals, vol.
2._book reviews, Thorington, Richard W., Jr., IAC 16433778
21. Los Angeles Times, October 23, 1994, Sunday, Bulldog Edition, Part
A; Page 6; Column 1; Advance Desk, 809 words, PYGMY ELEPHANTS CALLED
PRODUCT OF FERTILE MINDS, NOT OF MOTHER NATURE; AFRICA: IT'S A MYTH,
BIOLOGIST CONCLUDES AFTER EXAMINING DNA SAMPLES FROM DOZENS OF
PACHYDERMS., By DONALD J. FREDERICK, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
22. British Medical Journal, October 15, 1994, Vol. 309 ; No. 6960 ;
Pg. 1026; ISSN: 0959-8146, 638 words, Mitochondrial Disorders in
Neurology._book reviews, Sedgwick, E.M., IAC 15905073
======
Another route we've experimented with is tracing a single prominent
investigator's name. Here's what we get when we search for
DOUGLAS WALLACE
Your search request has found 41 STORIES through Level 1.
1. Newsday, December 27, 1994, Tuesday, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION,
NEWS; Pg. A14, 1323 words, A Family's Tragic Legacy; Rare genetic eye
disorder has no treatment, no cure, By Stuart Vincent. STAFF WRITER,
BLINDNESS; CAUSE; GENETICS; FAMILY; PROFILE; BONNIE ARNETT; LEBER'S
HEREDITARY OPTIC NEUROPATHY
2. The Buffalo News, November 17, 1994, Thursday, Niagara Edition,
NEWS; Pg. 1 133 words, LOADED SHOTGUN GETS DRIVER ARRESTED, LOCKPORT
3. The Ottawa Citizen, November 11, 1994, Friday, FINAL EDITION,
CITYLIFE; Pg. C3, 370 words, Francophone fails in bid to postpone
election, DANIEL DROLET; CITIZEN
4. The Gazette (Montreal), November 7, 1994, Monday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;
DEATHS; Pg. B7, 111 words, DEATHS, GAZETTE
5. The Gazette (Montreal), November 5, 1994, Saturday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;
DEATHS; Pg. C7, 146 words, DEATHS, GAZETTE
6. The Capital, November 02, 1994, Wednesday, WEST COUNTY; Pg. B8, 387
words, AIRPORT NOISE HAS RESIDENTS GRUMBLING, By LESLIE GROSS Kent Island
Staff Writer
(Well, #1 is OK, but the rest look like garbage. WHY? Partly because
he's Douglas C Wallace):
DOUGLAS C WALLACE
Your search request has found 4 STORIES through Level 1.
1. Information Bank Abstracts, WALL STREET JOURNAL, November 10, 1993,
Wednesday, Section A; Page 1, Column 1, 58 words, STRANDS OF TIME, BY
JERRY E BISHOP
2. THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS, November 8, 1993, Monday, HOME FINAL EDITION,
DISCOVERIES; TOM SIEGFRIED; Pg. 9D, 826 words, For the record, DNA
helps, Tom Siegfried, ST. LOUIS
3. The Plain Dealer, August 3, 1993 Tuesday, FINAL / ALL, HEALTH &
SCIENCE; Pg. 7C, 667 words, HUMAN 'POWER PLANTS' ARE LINKED TO AGING, By
MIKE WOODS; TOLEDO BLADE
4. Health News & Review, June 22, 1993, Vol. 3 ; No. 3 ; Pg. 7; ISSN:
1056-1900, 971 words, Are government RDAs good enough? Why vitamin, mineral
supplements are essential for good health, longer life; recommended dietary
allowances, Challem, Jack, IAC 14676211
=====
(the first 3 are OK --what about #4?):
LEVEL 1
- 4 OF 4 STORIES
Copyright 1993 Information Access Co., a division of Ziff Communications Co.;
Copyright Keats Publishing Inc. 1993
Health News & Review
June 22, 1993
SECTION: Vol. 3 ; No. 3 ; Pg. 7; ISSN: 1056-1900
LENGTH: 971 words
HEADLINE: Are government RDAs good enough? Why vitamin, mineral
supplements are essential for good health, longer life; recommended
dietary allowances
BYLINE: Challem, Jack
BODY:
... become a biochemical snowball--progressively stripping awy still more
electrons from healthy molecule and cells.
Disease symptoms, Douglas C. Wallace, Ph.D., chairman of the
department of genetics and molecular medicine at the Emory University
School of Medicine in Atlanta, pointed ...
======
(sure enough, it's the same Douglas C. Wallace.
======
So we've seen that news stories MAY be useful; but what we want to look
at next is MEDLINE, which will be directly useful to many topics. So:
.cl to change libraries:
LIBRARIES -- PAGE 1 of 3
Please TRANSMIT the NAME (only one) of the library you want to search.
- For more information about a library, TRANSMIT its page (PG) number.
- To see a list of additional libraries, press the NEXT PAGE key.
NAME PG NAME PG NAME PG NAME PG NAME PG NAME PG DNAME PG
----------- Types ----------- ---------- Topics ---------- - Int'l -
General Public BUSFIN 4 Intellect Medical ASIAPC 5
-- News - - Legal - Records CMPCOM 4 Property GENMED 8 CANADA 5
NEWS 1 CODES 7 DOCKET 3 ENERGY 10 COPYRT 10 MEDLNE 9 EUROPE 5
TOPNWS 1 LAWREV 8 INCORP 3 ENTERT 4 PATENT 12 MEDEX 8 MDEAFR 5
LEGNEW 1 LEXPAT 6 ENVIRN 1 TRDMRK 13 NSAMER 5
MEGA 7 LIENS 3 INSURE 7 Political WORLD 5
VERDCT 3 MARKET 1 - Legal - CMPGN 6
Financial PEOPLE 4 BANKNG 7 EXEC 6 Assists
COMPNY 2 SPORTS 1 FEDSEC 7 LEGIS 6 EASY 9
NAARS 2 TRANS 10 GENFED 7 GUIDE 9
LABOR 8 -- Tax -- PRACT 9
Reference PUBCON 8 FEDTAX 7 TERMS 9
BUSREF 4 STATES 7 STTAX 8
LEXREF 8
======
in MEDLNE we'll try a search for:
DOUGLAS C WALLACE
Your search request has found no REFERENCES.
(Hmmm. OK, let's try:
WALLACE DC
Your search request has found 149 REFERENCES through Level 1.
1. Mitochondrial DNA sequence variation in human evolution and
disease., 101 REFS, Wallace DC, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1994 Sep 13; 91
(19): 8739-46
(THIS looks like a winner --with 101 references. UNfortunately this
issue is at the Bindery at the moment...)
2. Cytoplasmic transfer of the mtDNA nt 8993 T -- >G (ATP6) point mutation
associated with Leigh syndrome into mtDNA-less cells demonstrates
cosegregation with a decrease in state III respiration and ADP/O ratio.,
Trounce I; Neill S; Wallace DC, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1994 Aug 30; 91
(18): 8334-8
3. Epidemic neuropathy in Cuba not associated with mitochondrial DNA
mutations found in Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy patients. Cuba
Neuropathy Field Investigation Team., Newman NJ; Torroni A; Brown MD;
Lott MT; Fernandez MM;
Wallace DC, Am J Ophthalmol 1994 Aug 15; 118 (2): 158-68
4. Pathological significance of the mtDNA COX III mutation at nucleotide
pair 9438 in Leber hereditary optic neuropathy [letter]., Brown MD;
Torroni A; Huoponen K; Chen YS; Lott MT; Wallace DC, Am J Hum Genet 1994
Aug; 55 (2): 410-2
5. A mitochondrial DNA mutation at nucleotide pair 14459 of the NADH
dehydrogenase subunit 6 gene associated with maternally inherited Leber
hereditary optic neuropathy and dystonia., Jun AS; Brown MD; Wallace DC,
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1994 Jun 21; 91 (13): 6206-10
6. Mitochondrial myopathy with anemia, cardiomyopathy, and lactic
acidosis: a distinct late onset mitochondrial disorder., Van Hove JL;
Shanske S; Ciacci F; Ballinger S; Shoffner JS; Wallace DC; Hanioka T;
Folkers K; Bossen EH; Kussin PS; et al, Am J Med Genet 1994 Jun 1; 51
(2): 114-20
7. Mitochondrial DNA mutations in diseases of energy metabolism., 87 REFS,
Wallace DC, J Bioenerg Biomembr 1994 Jun; 26 (3): 241-50
8. Mitochondrial DNA variation in human populations and implications for
detection of mitochondrial DNA mutations of pathological significance.,
43 REFS Torroni A; Wallace DC, J Bioenerg Biomembr 1994 Jun; 26 (3): 261-71
9. Molecular basis of mitochondrial DNA disease., 114 REFS, Brown MD;
Wallace DC J Bioenerg Biomembr 1994 Jun; 26 (3): 273-89
10. Steady state levels of mitochondrial and nuclear oxidative
phosphorylation transcripts in Kearns-Sayre syndrome., Heddi A; Lestienne
P; Wallace DC; Stepien G, Biochim Biophys Acta 1994 May 25; 1226 (2): 206-12
11. OXBOX and REBOX, overlapping promoter elements of the mitochondrial
F0F1-ATP synthase beta subunit gene. OXBOX/REBOX in the ATPsyn beta
promoter., Haraguchi Y; Chung AB; Neill S; Wallace DC, J Biol Chem 1994
Mar 25; 269 (12): 9330-4
12. mtDNA and Y-chromosome polymorphisms in four Native American populations
from southern Mexico., Torroni A; Chen YS; Semino O;
Santachiara-Beneceretti AS; Scott CR; Lott MT; Winter M; Wallace DC, Am J
Hum Genet 1994 Feb; 54 (2): 303-18
13. Mitochondrial DNA analysis in Tibet: implications for the origin of the
Tibetan population and its adaptation to high altitude., Torroni A; Miller JA;
Moore LG; Zamudio S; Zhuang J; Droma T; Wallace DC, Am J Phys Anthropol 1994
Feb; 93 (2): 189-99
14. Mitochondrial DNA "clock" for the Amerinds and its implications for
timing their entry into North America., Torroni A; Neel JV; Barrantes R;
Schurr TG; Wallace DC, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1994 Feb 1; 91 (3): 1158-62
15. Mitochondrial DNA mutations in epilepsy and neurological disease.,
Wallace DC; Lott MT; Shoffner JM; Ballinger S, Epilepsia 1994; 35 Suppl
1: S43-50
16. Oxidative damage to mitochondrial DNA shows marked age-dependent
increases in human brain., Mecocci P; MacGarvey U; Kaufman AE; Koontz D;
Shoffner JM; Wallace DC; Beal MF, Ann Neurol 1993 Oct; 34 (4): 609-16
17. Asian affinities and continental radiation of the four founding Native
American mtDNAs [see comments]., Torroni A; Schurr TG; Cabell MF; Brown MD;
JV; Larsen M; Smith DG; Vullo CM; Wallace DC, Am J Hum Genet 1993 Sep; 53 (3):
563-90
18. mtDNA variation of aboriginal Siberians reveals distinct genetic
affinities with Native Americans., Torroni A; Sukernik RI; Schurr TG;
Starikorskaya YB; Cabell MF; Crawford MH; Comuzzie AG; Wallace DC, Am J
Hum Genet 1993 Sep; 53 (3): 591-608
19. Oxidative phosphorylation diseases and stroke., 15 REFS, Shoffner JM;
Wallace DC, Heart Dis Stroke 1993 Sep-Oct; 2 (5): 439-45
20. Mitochondrial DNA expression in mitochondrial myopathies and coordinated
expression of nuclear genes involved in ATP production., Heddi A; Lestienne P;
Wallace DC; Stepien G, J Biol Chem 1993 Jun 5; 268 (16): 12156-63
21. Atypical Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy with molecular
confirmation., Weiner NC; Newman NJ; Lessell S; Johns DR; Lott MT;
Wallace DC, Arch Neurol 1993 May; 50 (5): 470-3
22. Mitochondrial diseases: genotype versus phenotype., 50 REFS, Wallace DC,
Trends Genet 1993 Apr; 9 (4): 128-33
As it happens, 'chaos biology' doesn't produce much in MEDLINE:
CHAOS W/2 BIOLOGY
Your search request has found 3 REFERENCES through Level 1.
1. Chaos, population biology, and epidemiology: some research implications.,
Philippe P, Hum Biol 1993 Aug; 65 (4): 525-46
2. Chaos and biology [editorial]., Zajicek G, Methods Inf Med 1991; 30
(1): 1-3
3. [The revolution of chaos. Chaos and biology]., La revolucion del caos. Caos y
biologia., 9 REFS, Bru Villaseca L, An R Acad Nac Med (Madr) 1990; 107 (2):
339-51
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(.fu :
LEVEL 1 - 1 OF 3 REFERENCES
National Library of Medicine MEDLINE Database
TITL: Chaos, population biology, and epidemiology: some research
implications.
AUTH: Philippe P
ORGA: Department of Social and Preventive Medicine, Faculty of Medicine,
University of Montreal, QC, Canada.
CITE: Hum Biol 1993 Aug; 65 (4): 525-46
LANG: ENG; English
ABST: In this article I aim to provide some feeling of the new paradigm of
disease causation (chaos) as it applies to the field of population
biology and epidemiology. A secondary objective is to show, with the aid
of qualitative methods, how one can approach chaos in time-series data.
The multifactorial stochastic paradigm of causation is contrasted with
the new deterministic approach. This approach is embedded in the theory
of nonlinear system dynamics. Chaos implies that randomness is intrinsic
to a nonlinear deterministic system; this is true despite the extent of
knowledge of the intervening causes and, ultimately, despite determinism.
Three research avenues are discussed in depth from the standpoint of
chaos theory. First, the topic of sporadic epidemics is dealt with. I
argue that the space-time clustering of cases from a starting epidemic is
due to a sudden and high increase of the contact rate beyond a threshold.
Interaction rather than main effects and nonlinear rather than linear
dynamics are involved. Second, the incubation period of disease is
studied. I advocate that an individual-level deterministic process
underlies Sartwell's model of the incubation period. This accounts for
the robustness of the model vis-a-vis confounding variables. Third,
monozygotic twinning is analyzed. Assumed by some to be a random process,
monozygotic twinning proves to be dynamically different from dizygotic or
single-maternity processes; its dynamics can actually be chaotic.
Throughout the provided examples, the point is made that chancelike
phenomena are primarily concerned with chaos theory. For biological
problems showing recurrent inconsistencies by stochastic modeling,
dynamic modeling should be envisaged. Inconsistencies can suggest that the
relevant factors are out of the model and that they are related
deterministically. Finally, spectral analysis and attractors in the
phase space are presented; these tools can aid the population biologist
in tracing out chaos from time-series data sets. Several time-series data
sets are simulated according to a simple nonlinear difference equation
that bears some relationship to the basics of the dynamics of infections
in the population. I show how the series can be analyzed and interpreted.
Much research remains to be carried out until the nonlinear effects of
risk factors can be validated. The undertaking is worth the effort, as a
new paradigm of causation is at stake. (AUTHOR)
MJTR: Causality. Epidemiologic Methods. Genetics, Population.
Population Dynamics.
MNTR: Human. Models, Theoretical. Research Design. Risk Factors.
JOURNAL ARTICLE
GEOT: UNITED STATES
IDEN: ISSN: 0018-7143. JOURNAL-CODE: GDV. ENTRY-DATE: 931112.
IM-DATE: 9401. ACCE: 94010818
LEVEL 1 - 2 OF 3 REFERENCES
National Library of Medicine MEDLINE Database
TITL: Chaos and biology [editorial].
AUTH: Zajicek G
CITE: Methods Inf Med 1991; 30 (1): 1-3
LANG: ENG; English
MJTR: Models, Biological.
MNTR: Mathematics. Phylogeny. Time Factors. EDITORIAL
GEOT: GERMANY
IDEN: ISSN: 0026-1270. JOURNAL-CODE: MVI. ENTRY-DATE: 910424.
IM-DATE: 9106. ACCE: 91171940
LEVEL 1 - 3 OF 3 REFERENCES
National Library of Medicine MEDLINE Database
TITL: [The revolution of chaos. Chaos and biology] . La revolucion del caos.
Caos y biologia. 9 REFS
AUTH: Bru Villaseca L
CITE: An R Acad Nac Med (Madr) 1990; 107 (2): 339-51
LANG: SPA; Spanish
MJTR: Biology. Philosophy. Philosophy, Medical.
MNTR: Human. Physics. JOURNAL ARTICLE. REVIEW. REVIEW, TUTORIAL
GEOT: SPAIN
IDEN: ISSN: 0034-0634. JOURNAL-CODE: 4LM. ENTRY-DATE: 910523. IM-DATE: 9107.
ACCE: 91206711
Looking at the rocords above DID suggest another approach: the DESCRIPTORS
(which MEDLIN calls MJTR [major terms] and MNTR [minor terms])
suggested to me a medical application of chaos theory, so I tried:
CAUSALITY AND EPIDEMIOLOGIC METHODS
Your search request has found 78 REFERENCES through Level 1.
Please transmit, separated by commas, the segment(s) you want displayed.
LEVEL 1 - 78 REFERENCES
1. Dietary fat and breast cancer risks. An epidemiologic perspective.,
38 REFS, Howe GR, Cancer 1994 Aug 1; 74 (3 Suppl): 1078-84
2. Invited commentary -- "molecular epidemiology": new pathway or new
travelling companion?., 59 REFS, McMichael AJ, Am J Epidemiol 1994 Jul 1;
140 (1): 1-11
3. Religion and health: is there an association, is it valid, and is it
causal?. 42 REFS, Levin JS, Soc Sci Med 1994 Jun; 38 (11): 1475-82
4. Re: "Validation studies using an alloyed gold standard" [letter;
comment]., Savitz DA, Am J Epidemiol 1994 Apr 15; 139 (8): 853-4
5. Dissent in science: styles of scientific practice and the controversy
over the cause of AIDS., 85 REFS, Fujimura JH; Chou DY, Soc Sci Med 1994
Apr; 38 (8): 1017-36
6. Wood smoke: emissions and noncancer respiratory effects., 100 REFS,
Larson TV; Koenig JQ, Annu Rev Public Health 1994; 15: 133-56
7. Interpretation of low to moderate relative risks in environmental
epidemiologic studies., 62 REFS, Acquavella JF; Friedlander BR; Ireland
BK, Annu Rev Public Health 1994; 15: 179-201
There's probably quite a bit to be found in the REFS of those articles,
but let's see what the broader search gets:
CHAOS
Your search request has found 572 REFERENCES through Level 1.
LEVEL 1 - 572 REFERENCES
1. Computation with chaos: a paradigm for cortical activity., Babloyantz A;
Lourenco C, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1994 Sep 13; 91 (19): 9027-31
2. Cycles, chaos, and evolution in virus cultures: a model of defective
interfering particles., Kirkwood TB; Bangham CR, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S
A 1994 Aug 30; 91 (18): 8685-9
3. Do chaos-control techniques offer hope for epilepsy? [news]., Glanz J,
Science 1994 Aug 26; 265 (5176): 1174
4. Neurobiology. Chaos under control [news; comment]., Moss F, Nature
1994 Aug 25; 370 (6491): 596-7
5. Controlling chaos in the brain [see comments]., Schiff SJ; Jerger K;
Duong DH; Chang T; Spano ML; Ditto WL, Nature 1994 Aug 25; 370 (6491): 615-20
6. The discovery of protein phosphatases: from chaos and confusion to an
understanding of their role in cell regulation and human disease., Cohen P,
Bioessays 1994 Aug; 16 (8): 583-8
7. Creating community in the workplace: a key to surviving
organizational chaos. Kreitzer MJ, Nurs Dyn 1994 Aug; 3 (2): 15-9
8. Medical bureaucracy snatching chaos from order: a proposal for
restraint and a new subspecialty., Jackson GM; Kochenour NK; Scott JR,
Obstet Gynecol 1994 Aug; 84 (2): 304-6
9. Short-term growth: rhythms, chaos, or noise?., Wales JK; Gibson AT,
Arch Dis Child 1994 Jul; 71 (1): 84-9
10. Chaos and antichaos in pathology., 57 REFS, Cross SS; Cotton DW, Hum
Pathol 1994 Jul; 25 (7): 630-7
11. Conflicts, accidents, catastrophes and chaos: road transport in the
twenty-first century., Wright C, J R Soc Med 1994 Jul; 87 (7): 403-7
12. Renal blood flow regulation and arterial pressure fluctuations: a
case study in nonlinear dynamics., 302 REFS, Holstein-Rathlou NH; Marsh
DJ, Physiol Rev 1994 Jul; 74 (3): 637-81
13. Flow dynamics for radiologists. II. Practical considerations in the live
human., 76 REFS, Kerber CW; Liepsch D, AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 1994 Jun;
15 (6): 1076-86
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MITOCHONDRIAL 4977 ITEMS UnCover patience -- DNA is a long one... MITOCHONDRIAL + DNA 1233 ITEMS MITOCHONDRIAL + DNA 1233 ITEMS UnCover Result sets larger than 300 items will not be sorted. You may make your search more specific (and reduce the size of the list) by adding another word to your search. The result will be items in your current list that also contain the new word. to ADD a new word, enter it,ISPLAY to see the current list, or UIT for a new search:
Here's the not-sorted result: 1 Scozzari, R. (American journal of human genetics. 10/01/88) Genetic Studies on the Senegal Population. 2 DeSalle, Rob (Evolution. 09/01/88) Founder Effects and the Rate of Mitochondrial DNA Ev... 3 Satta, Yoko (Genetical research. 08/01/88) Dubious maternal inheritance of mitochondrial DNA in... 4 Shuster, Robert C. (Biochemical and biophysical resea... 09/30/88) Mitochondrial DNA in Anucleate Human Blood Cells. 5 MacRae, Amy (Genetics. 10/01/88) Evidence for non-neutrality of mitochondrial DNA hap... 6 Scozzari, R. (American journal of human genetics. 10/01/88) Genetic Studies on the Senegal Population. I. Mitoch... 7 Domena, John (Biochemistry. 09/06/88) Purification and Properties of Mitochondrial Uracil-...
The problem here is that there are so many... so it's not a winner for shotgun searching BUT it can be VERY useful when the terms are more refined. So let's try another tack and look for Wallace: WALLACE + D 56 WALLACE + D 56 UnCover 1 Brown, wallace d 1 ITEM 2 Campbell, wallace d 3 ITEMS 3 Dawson, wallace d 1 ITEM 4 Edsall, wallace d 1 ITEM 5 Mays, wallace d 1 ITEM 6 Mccoll, wallace d 1 ITEM 7 Wallace cook, alhley d m 1 ITEM ... 26 Wallace, d c 14 ITEMS === 1 Wallace d c (Proceedings of the royal society of 10/08/92) Compression dependence of the melting of elements. 2 Wallace d c (Journal of inherited metabolic di... 1992 ) Diseases resulting from mitochondrial dna point muta... 3 Wallace d c (Proceedings of the Royal Society of 06/08/91) Entropy of liquid metals. 4 Wallace d c (Cell. 11/18/88) Familial mitochondrial encephalomyopathy (merrf): Ge... 5 Wallace d c (Proceedings of the Royal Society of 06/08/91) Melting of elements. 6 Wallace d c (Science. 12/09/88) Mitochondrial dna mutation associated with leber`s H... 7 Wallace d c (Science 05/01/92) Mitochondrial genetics: a paradigm for aging and Deg... 8 Wallace d c (Cytogenetics and cell genetics. 1991 ) Report of the committee on human mitochondrial dNA. 9 Wallace d c (International journal of quantum ... 1994 ) Statistical mechanical theory of liquid entropy. 10 Ballinger s w (Nature genetics. 08/01/94) Mitochondrial diabetes revisited. 11 Ballinger w w (Genetics. 04/01/92) Southeast asian mitocondrial dna analysis reveals ge... 12 Heddi a (Biochimica et biophysica acta. i... 05/25/94) Steady state levels of mitochondrial and nuclear oxi... 13 Preston d l (Solid state communications. 01/01/92) Model of the shear modulus. 14 Ptrova benedict r (Journal of inherited metabolic di... 1992 ) Selective killing of cells with oxidative defects in...
Good, but not good enough. Try WALLACE and DOUGLAS: WALLACE 1032 NAMES UnCover WALLACE + DOUGLAS 4 1 Wallace, douglas w r 2 ITEMS 2 Wallace, c douglas 2 ITEMS 3 Wallace, douglas h 2 ITEMS 4 Wallace, douglas c 22 ITEMS
AHAH! that did it: 1 Wallace douglas c (Human biology 06/01/92) American indian prehistory as written in the mitocho... 2 Wallace douglas c (Annual review of biochemistry. 1992 ) Diseases of the mitochondrial dna. 3 Wallace douglas c (Trends in genetics. 04/01/93) Mitochondrial diseases: genotype versus phenotype. 4 Wallace douglas c (Pediatric research. 11/01/90) Mitochondrial dna mutations associated with neuromus... 5 Wallace douglas c (Journal of bioenergetics and biom... 06/01/94) Mitochondrial dna mutations in diseases of energy Me... **FAX 1HR* 6 Wallace douglas c (Epilepsia : the journal of the i... 1994 ) Mitochondrial dna mutations in epilepsy and neurolog... 7 Wallace douglas c (Proceedings of the National Academy 09/13/94) Mitochondrial dna sequence variation in human evolut... 8 Wallace douglas c (American journal of human genetic... 10/01/94) Mtdna and the origin of caucasians: identification o... 9 Wallace douglas c (American journal of human genetics. 08/01/94) Pathological significance of the mtdna cox iii mutat... 10 Brown micheal d (Journal of bioenergetics and biom... 06/01/94) Molecular basis of mitochondrial dna disease. **FAX 1HR* 11 Corral debrinski ma (Genomics. 09/15/94) Short communication: marked changes in mitochondrial... 12 Heddi abdelaziz (The Journal of biological chemist... 06/05/93) Mitochondrial dna expression in mitochondrial myopat... 13 Jun albert s (Proceedings of the National Academy 06/21/94) Mitochondrial dna mutation nucleotide pair 144 59 o... 14 Li kang (The Journal of biological chemist... 11/25/90) Oxbox, a positive transcriptional element of the hea... 15 Lott marie t (American journal of ophthalmology. 06/15/90) Variable genotype of leber's hereditary optic neurop... 16 Newman nancy j (American journal of ophthalmology. 06/01/91) Clinical characteristics of pedigrees of leb er's... 17 Shoffner john m (American journal of human genetics. 12/01/92) Invited editorial: mitochondrial genetics: principle... 18 Shoffner john (Annual review of nutrition. 1994 ) Oxidative phosphorylation diseases and mitochondrial... 19 Shoffner john m (Heart disease and stroke : a jou... 09/01/93) Oxidative phosphorylation diseases and stroke. 20 Singh gurparkash (The New England journal of medici... 05/18/89) Mitochondrial dna mutation as a cause of leber 's H... 21 Torroni antonio (Journal of bioenergetics and biom... 06/01/94) Mitochondrial dna variation in human populations and... **FAX 1HR* 22 Trounce ian (Proceedings of the National Academy 08/30/94) Cytoplasmic transfer of the mtdna nt 8993 t->g (ATP6...
Slightly better luck with CHAOS and BIOLOGY: CHAOS 3221 ITEMS UnCover patience -- BIOLOGY is a long one... CHAOS + BIOLOGY 35 ITEMS CHAOS + BIOLOGY 35 ITEMS UnCover 1 Freeman, W.J. (Journal of theoretical biology. 11/07/94) Neural Networks and Chaos. 2 Philippe, P. (Annals of human biology. 09/01/94) MZ twinning: chance or determinism? An essay in nonl... 3 Cavalieri, L.F. (Journal of theoretical biology. 07/21/94) Chaos in Biological Control Systems. 4 Skinner, James E. (Bio/technology. 06/01/94) Low-Dimensional Chaos in Biological Systems. 5 Weiss, J.N. (The journal of clinical investiga... 04/01/94) Chaos and chaos control in biology. 6 Rajasekar, S. (Journal of theoretical biology. 02/07/94) Bifurcation, Chaos and Suppression of Chaos in FitzH... 7 Doebeli, M. (Journal of theoretical biology. 02/07/94) Intermittent Chaos in Population Dynamics. 8 Klebanoff, A. (Journal of mathematical biology. 1994 ) Chaos in three species food chains. 9 Funasaki, Eric (Theoretical population biology. 10/01/93) Invasion and Chaos in a Periodically Pulsed Mass-Act... 10 Vlad, M.O. (Chaos, solitons, and fractals. 09/01/93) A fractal approach for the statistics of extremes wi... 11 Philippe, P. (Human biology 08/01/93) Chaos, Population Biology, and Epidemiology: Some Re... 12 Rutherford, M.S. (Journal of leukocyte biology. 05/01/93) Review: Mechanisms generating functionally heterogen... 13 Sole, R.V. (Journal of theoretical biology. ... 04/07/93) Oscillations and Chaos in Ant Societies. 14 Doveri, Francesco (Theoretical population biology. ... 04/01/93) Seasonality and Chaos in a Plankton-Fish Model. 15 Oliver, J.L. (Journal of theoretical biology. ... 02/21/93) Entropic Profiles of DNA Sequences Through Chaos-gam... 16 DeBoer, R.J. (Bulletin of mathematical biology. 1993 ) Immune Network Behaviour-II. From Oscillations to Ch... 17 Rinaldi, S. (Bulletin of mathematical biology. 1993 ) Multiple Attractors, Catastrophes and Chaos in Seaso... 18 Dutta, C. (Journal of molecular biology. 12/05/92) Mathematical Characterization of Chaos Game Represen... 19 Hansen, Thomas. (Theoretical population biology. 10/01/92) Evolution of Stability Parameters in Single-Species 20 Hastings, Alan (Theoretical population biology. 06/01/92) Age Dependent Dispersal Is Not a Simple Process: Den... 21 O'Brien, Stephen J. (Current biology. 04/01/92) Genetics of Disease: Adaptive chaos and AIDS. 22 Sole, R. V. (Journal of theoretical biology. 03/07/92) On Structural Stability and Chaos in Biological Syst... 23 Skinner, James E. (Integrative physiological and beh... 01/01/92) Application of Chaos Theory to Biology and Medicine.... **FAX 1HR* 24 Sole, R.V. (Bulletin of mathematical biology. 1992 ) Nonlinear Phenomena and Chaos in a Monte Carlo Simul... 25 Kauffman, S.A. (Journal of theoretical biology. ... 04/21/91) Coevolution to the Edge of Chaos: Coupled Fitness La... 26 Kyriazis, Marios (Experimental gerontology. 1991 ) Applications of chaos theory to the molecular biolog... 27 Inghe, O. (Journal of theoretical biology. 12/21/90) Computer Simulations of Flowering Rhythms in Perenni... 28 Glass, L. (Journal of theoretical biology. 07/24/90) Chaos in Multi-looped Negative Feedback Systems. 29 Milton, John G. (Theoretical population biology. 04/01/90) Chaos, Noise, and Extinction in Models of Population... 30 Hess, B. (Fresenius' journal of analytical ... 1990 ) Order and chaos in chemistry and biology. 31 Liberman, U. (Journal of mathematical biology. 1990 ) Mendelian segregation: a choice between :"order" and... 32 Rowley, Janet D. (Perspectives in biology and medic... Spr 89 ) Finding Order in Chaos. 33 Eberhart, Russell C. (Ieee engineering in medicine and ... 09/01/89) Chaos Theory for the Biomedical Engineer. 34 Gardini, L. (Journal of mathematical biology. 1989 ) Hopf bifurcation and transition to chaos in Lotka-Vo... 35 Samardzija, N. (Bulletin of mathematical biology. 1988 ) Explosive Route to Chaos Through a Fractal Torus in
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Now let's try a //txxx search for the tables of contents of issues of a journal: 1 Journal of theoretical biology 2 Journal of theoretical politics 3 Journal of theoretical probability 4 Journal of thermal analysis 5 Journal of thermal biology
Here's the result: ----------------------------------------------------UnCover-------------------- TITLE(s): J. theor. biol. Journal of theoretical biology Journal of theoretical biology. London, New York, Academic Press. OTHER ENTRIES: Biology Periodicals. Format: Serial The UnCover Complete service allows you to order articles from any issue of this journal, provided you have a complete citation. Type ?C for details. ----1----------------------------------------------UnCover---------------------epeat this display, E-mail Alerting UnCover Complete uit,to Examine Current Issue Information > for Search History, ? for HELP > TITLE: Journal of theoretical biology ISSUE STATUS CONTENTS 1 01/07/95 v 172 n 1 Expected Not present 2 12/21/94 v 171 n 4 Published Present 3 12/07/94 v 171 n 3 Published Present 4 11/21/94 v 171 n 2 Published Present 5 11/07/94 v 171 n 1 Published Present 6 10/21/94 v 170 n 4 Published Present 7 10/07/94 v 170 n 3 Published Present 8 09/21/94 v 170 n 2 Published Present 9 09/07/94 v 170 n 1 Published Present 10 08/21/94 v 169 n 4 Published Present 11 08/07/94 v 169 n 3 Published Present 12 07/21/94 v 169 n 2 Published Present 13 07/07/94 v 169 n 1 Published Present 14 06/21/94 v 168 n 4 Published Present 15 06/07/94 v 168 n 3 Published Present TITLE: Journal of theoretical biology ISSUE: 12/21/94 v 171 n 4 In 01/11/95 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AUTHOR TITLE PAGE 001 Weller, K. Promoter Strength Prediction Based on Occur 355 002 Vasieva, O.O. A Model of Dictyostelium discoideum Aggrega 361 003 Comins, H.N. Equilibrium Analysis of Integrated Plant-So 369 004 Berry, R.M. Defective Escape Mutants of HIV. 387 005 Tyvand, P.A. Inhomogeneous Markov Chain Model of Genetic 397 006 Parsons, P.A. Morphological Stasis: an Energetic and Ecol 409 007 Koch, A.L. The Metabolic Inertness of the Pole Wall of 415 008 Bjorklund, M. Species Selection on Organismal Integration 427 009 Wall, R. Autosterilization for control of the Housef 431 END OF CONTENTS...
And now a practical case-in-point for one of the groups: FETAL 7313 ITEMS UnCover patience -- TISSUE is a long one... FETAL + TISSUE 272 ITEMS FETAL + TISSUE 272 ITEMS UnCover FETAL + TISSUE + TRANSPLANTATION 35 ITEMS 1 Fine, A. (Canadian medical association jour... 11/01/94) Transplantation of fetal cells and tissue: an overvi... 2 Martin, W.R.W. (Neurology. 10/01/94) Assessment of fetal tissue transplantation in Parkin... 3 Mullen, M. A. (Canadian medical association jour... 08/01/94) Transplantation of electively aborted human fetal ti... 4 Westgren, M. (Acta obstetricia et gynecologica ... 05/01/94) Establishment of a tissue bank for fetal stem cell t... 5 (The Journal of contemporary healt... Spr 93 ) Bioethical Catch-22: The moratorium on federal fundi... **FAX 1HR* 6 Turner, Dennis A. (Neurosurgery. 12/01/93) Scientific and Ethical Concerns in Neural Fetal Tiss... 7 Sanders, Lee M. (The Western journal of medicine. 09/01/93) Ethics of Fetal Tissue Transplantation. 8 Verklan, M. Terese (Journal of advanced nursing. ... 08/01/93) The ethical use of fetal tissue for transplantation **FAX 1HR* 9 Rosner, Fred (New York State journal of medicin... 03/01/93) Committee Report: Fetal tissue research and transpla... **FAX 1HR* 10 Vawter, Dorothy E. (Politics and the life sciences : ... 02/01/93) Fetal Tissue Transplantation Policy in the United St... 11 (Health sciences Fall 92 ) Issues in Perspective: Ethicists report on two topic... 12 Duguay, Kimberly Fox (Circles. Spr 92 ) Fetal Tissue Transplantation: Ethical and Legal Cons... 13 Duguay, Kimberly Fox (Circles : the Buffalo women's jo... Spr 92 ) "Fetal Tissue Transplantation: Ethical and Legal Con... 14 Ruckert, J. C. (Transplantation proceedings. 12/01/92) Clinical Transplantation of Cryopreserved Fetal Panc... 15 Garry, D. J. (The New England journal of medici... 11/26/92) Are There Really Alternatives to the Use of Fetal Ti... 16 Spencer, D. D. (The New England journal of medici... 11/26/92) Unilateral Transplantation of Human Fetal Mesencepha... 17 Nehlsen-Cannarella, (Critical care nursing clinics of ... 06/01/92) Immunology and Organ Transplantation in the Neonate 18 Adams, Brock (Academic medicine : journal of t... 04/01/92) Restoring Hope: Lifting the Ban on Fetal Tissue Tran... **FAX 1HR* 19 Woodruff, Michael L. (Behavioral neuroscience. 02/01/92) Effects of Transplantation of Fetal Hippocampal or H... 20 Garry, Daniel J. (Medical trial technique quarterly. 1992 ) The Use of Human Fetal Tissue in Research and Transp... 21 Ridley, R. M. (Neuroscience. 1992 ) Restoration of learning ability in fornix-transected... 22 Ryan, Kenneth J. (Southern California law review. 11/01/91) Tissue Transplantation from Aborted Fetuses, Organ T... 23 Strong, Carson (Journal of medical ethics. ... 06/01/91) Fetal tissue transplantation: can it be morally insu... **FAX 1HR* 24 Morgan, Gail (The University of New South Wales... 1991 ) The Regulation of Fetal Tissue Transplantation. 25 Tafra, Lorraine (Surgery. 10/01/90) Beneficial effects of fetal liver tissue on fetal pa... 26 Nelson, Robert M. (The Western journal of medicine. 04/01/90) A Policy Concerning the Therapeutic Use of Human Fet... 27 Thompson, S.C. (Transplantation. 03/01/90) Fetal pig pancreas: Preparation and assessment of ti... 28 Gero, Elaine (Journal of neuroscience nursing. 02/01/90) Ethical Considerations in Fetal Tissue Transplantati... 29 (Suffolk University law review. Fall 89 ) Human Fetal Tissue Transplantation Research: Enterin... 30 Bopp Jr., James (This world. Sum 89 ) Fetal Tissue Transplantation: The Fetus as Medical C... 31 Bregman, Jenn Swenso (UCLA law review. 08/01/89) Conceiving to Abort and Donate Fetal Tissue: New Eth... 32 Cefalo, Robert C. (The Journal of medicine and philo... 02/01/89) The Use of Fetal and Anencephalic Tissue for Transpl... 33 Sedlak, Jacquelyn F. (Journal of law and health. 1989 ) Fetal Tissue Transplantation: Regulating the Medical... 34 Nolan, Kathleen (The Hastings Center report. 12/01/88) Genug ist Genug: A Fetus Is Not a Kidney. 35 Redmond, Jr., D. E. (Science. 11/04/88) Cryopreservation, Culture, and Transplantation of Hu...