Canada 150

Canada 150

As we put 2017 behind us, I am dedicating this editorial to the celebration of Canada’s 150 birthday. I was fortunate to be in Ottawa for the month of August where I took in several Canada 150 events and displays, the most memorable and inspiring being MosaïCanada in Gatineau (created by the world famous Mosaïcultures internationales de Montréal http://english.mosaicanada.ca/). So impressed and...

William Osler at 150.

Neandertals...150 years later.

The place of Neandertals in modern human emergence has been a subject of debate since the first recognized Neandertal skeleton was discovered in 1856. This paper presents an overview of morphological, archaeological, and genetic evidence commonly used in discussions of Neandertals and their evolutionary significance. A brief historical sketch of the argument provides insight into the changing v...

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ThehumanpregnaneX receptor (hPXR) is a xenobiotic-sensing nuclear receptor that transcriptionally regulates drug metabolism–related genes. The aim of the present study was to elucidate the mechanism by which hPXR is regulated through threonine-408. A phosphomimetic mutationat threonine-408 (T408D) reduced the transcriptional activity of hPXR and its protein stability in HepG2 and SW480 cells in...

Newsletter 150 borrador3 OK

(This article does not have an abstract.) Toni Dávila George Foster Daniel Oyon “Accounting and control, entrepreneurship and innovation: Venturing into new research opportunities”, European Accounting Review, Vol. 18, No 2, June 2009, pages 281–311. Abstract: The relevance of accounting and control to entrepreneurship and innovation has become more salient over the last few years. The traditio...