Editorial: Stay the course

Manitoba Women and Higher Education: Momentum to Stay the Course

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editorial/mini-review the basic and clinical science course (bcsc) book series served as an excellent companion to more comprehensive texts for residents who are reviewing and studying basic and clinical science. the book series deals mainly with the most up to date key facts that are imperative from basic sciences perspectives to recent advances and clinical studies in the field of ophthalmolo...

Editorial: The Post-Exome Era

The Iranian Rehabilitation Journal (IRJ) invites research papers on the genetic basis of single gene and complex disorders. This vastly dynamic branch of science will complement the multidisciplinary wealth of expertise in the fields of social welfare and rehabilitation. The past few years have witnessed outstanding research projects on the genetic causes of numerous debilitating disorders, suc...

Unidirectional adsorbate motion on a high-symmetry surface: "walking" molecules can stay the course.

Step edges and low-symmetry faces of metal crystals can restrict the diffusive motion of adsorbates, yet they offer little flexibility with regards to the location and/or direction of the guided motion. We show inherently unidirectional motion of an organic molecule on a high-symmetry thermodynamic-equilibrium metal surface [Cu(111)]. Sequential placement of the substrate linkers of 9,10-dithio...

Editorial Commentary: Arthroscopic Debridement for Hip Dysplasia--The More Things Change, the More Things Stay the Same.

A systematic review of arthroscopic debridement versus open osteotomy for acetabular dysplasia documented essentially equivalent results; however, with much shorter follow-up and many fewer cases in the arthroscopic series.