[PDF] Top 20 Glial cell biology in the Great Lakes region

... Richard Kraig (University of Chicago, Chicago, IL) presented work which highlighted similarities between migraine and multiple sclerosis (MS), two seemingly disparate diseases. Migraine occurs two to three times more ... See full document

... development of other model systems. This could assist further investigation of hepadnavirus replication, evolution, drug testing, and liver pathogenesis. A hepatitis E virus isolated from the cut- throat trout has ... See full document

... their great value for studying the antigenic composition and population structure of ...T cell responses are believed to be major determinants of the parasite strain- restricted immunity, although the role ... See full document

... of Biology; large zoos; and several nature and sanctuary centers across North ...the Great Lakes are incredibly strong entities whose environments, ecology, and history is so tightly woven into the ... See full document

... the Great Lakes overall, climate models predict a warmer and wetter climate with more ...the Great Lakes are expected to increase 3˚C - 7˚C in the next 60 - 70 years ...the Great ... See full document

... the Great Lakes from brackish ...the Great Lakes in this study (Table 10). The Great Lakes ports vulnerable to invasions from Port Cartier ballast are Superior and Hamilton, as ... See full document

... In this paper we investigate the relationship between accidental shipping losses on the Great Lakes between 1900 and 1939 and the role the Lake Carriers Association played in preventing or limiting such ... See full document

... Replace plate with "Hi-S" steel Replace plate with "Hi-S" steel, extend stringers & add intermediate frames Replace plate with "Hi-S" steel, added breast hooks and plate stiff's Replace [r] ... See full document

... Steely blue stratocumulus of October driven by a stiff northwest wind, cold crisp Canadian air nips the skin of my face and hands, a constant reminder that we are under the umbrella of a Great Lakes sky. ... See full document

... the Great Lakes does not seem to be a major driver of population ...the Great Lakes and population growth, roughly ...a Great Lake, the average coastal county in the region has ... See full document

... the Great Lakes appear to be far from thermal conditions required to support survival of either species year-round (approximately 17°C), the possibility of evolutionary increases in cold tolerance should ... See full document

... As a re- sult, the Study Board recommended that the regulation plans of lakes Superior and Ontario be modified to achieve water levels and flows similar to those described under measure [r] ... See full document

... Later, for a long period during the recession of this phase, smaller ice-sheets covered 1 the southern Great Lake to a depth of about 50 feet above the present water-level, deriving thei[r] ... See full document

... Fig. 4. Quantification of cell density and cavity percentage in gray and white matter 28 days post injury. (A and B) Means of cavity percentage (A) and cell density (B) in the 3000 µm length of injured ... See full document

... pect sites extending on either side of that period to have a misleadingly high proportion of non- Montreal-made pipes, but my impression still is that even on site[r] ... See full document

... Isolated zooxanthellae and symbiotic individuals of the scleractinian corals Madxacis miI'abilis take up ammonium ions from seawater whereas aposymbiotic individuals do not lewis & Smith[r] ... See full document

... the Great Lakes and the status quo on policy instruments on durable solutions to the plight of refugees in the region and the role that citizenship could play in providing such a solu- ... See full document

... temperatures (Checkley et al., 1988), and proper substrates and vegetation (Nagelkerken et al., 2001; Keckeis et al., 1997; Lehtiniemi, 2005). Temperature has a great effect on egg and larval development (Pepin, ... See full document

... Reinforcing the relative dissimilarity of floras from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres are the findings of Kociolek and Spaulding (2000). They compared lists of diatoms from the Arctic and Subarctic Region of ... See full document

... the Great Lakes management ...Canada's Great Lakes Information M anagement Resource (GLIMR); ...EPA's Great Lakes Regional Environmental Information System (GLREIS) and the GLIN ... See full document