Blue genes.

Blue genes and the mechanism of action of antidepressants.

164 J Clin Psychiatry 61:3, March 2000 BRAINSTORMS is a monthly section of The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry aimed at providing updates of novel concepts emerging from the neurosciences that have relevance to the practicing psychiatrist. From the Clinical Neuroscience Research Center in San Diego and the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Diego. Reprint requests to: S...

Blue genes and the monoamine hypothesis of depression.

78 J Clin Psychiatry 61:2, February 2000 BRAINSTORMS is a monthly section of The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry aimed at providing updates of novel concepts emerging from the neurosciences that have relevance to the practicing psychiatrist. From the Clinical Neuroscience Research Center in San Diego and the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Diego. Reprint requests to:...

Blue dye, blue skin.

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Consider two adolescents: Person One and Person Two. Person One has never used substances and exhibits relatively few behavioral (conduct) problems. On the other hand, Person Two uses substances frequently and more commonly exhibits poor conduct. If you were to guess, which of the individuals would you expect to have lower overall judgment and self-regulation? If you answered Person Two, your i...

Blue Swarm Sentinel and Blue Swarm 2

This paper describes the Utah State University (USU) entry in the 2002 robotic Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) competition, hosted by the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI). More importantly, it also describes the problems the team encountered in preparing for this year’s competition, the lessons learned, and plans for the 2003 USAR competition. Description of the 2002 Entry...