EHP sequences in BP theory

REPRESENTATION THEORY IN HOMOTOPY AND THE EHP SEQUENCES FOR (p− 1)-CELL COMPLEXES

For spaces localized at 2, the classical EHP fibrations [1, 13] ΩS S ΩS ΩS play a crucial role for the computations of the homotopy groups of the spheres [16, 25]. The EHP-fibrations for (p− 1)-cell complexes for p > 2 are given in this article. These fibrations can be regarded as the odd prime analogue of the classical EHP-fibrations by considering the spheres as 1-cell complexes for p = 2. So...

EHP Update

volume 117 | number 1 | January 2009 • Environmental Health Perspectives January marks the completion of my first year as editor-in-chief of Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP). Anniversaries and new years always tend to promote reflection on the year just past and provide an opportunity to look toward the future. Readers of EHP are no doubt aware of the instability that the journal endured...

EHP Toxicogenomics

Corresponding Author Present address: Hoechst Marion Roussel, DG Cardiovascular Diseases, 65926 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Tel: (+49) 69 305 81242 Fax: (+49) 69 305 26875 Email: [email protected] THIS study compares the signal transduction pathway which leads to the upregulation of intercellular adhesion molecule-1 (ICAM-1) expression with that of the increase in the expression of indu...

New Developments at EHP

volume 123 | number 4 | April 2015 • Environmental Health Perspectives As many of you may recall, Hugh A. Tilson retired as Editor-in-Chief of EHP in August 2014. Historically, the Editor-in-Chief of EHP had two major functions: providing scientific and strategic vision, and managing day-to-day office operations. This dual role derived from EHP ’s unique position as a government publication sta...

A Survey of the BP Theory