Grossman on circulation 1999

Lawrence Grossman (1924–2006)

The nucleic acids research community lost one of its true pioneers with the passing of Larry Grossman on January 13 at the age of 81. Larry was born and raised in New York City where he dropped out of high school to help support his family and then enlisted in the Navy as a fighter pilot. He was shot down at the age of 19 or 20 and spent two days alone in a life raft in the Pacific prior to bei...

Working Paper 1999-27 for Internal Circulation Only

Examples from across Canada have shown that when the exploitation of lands and resources grow in profitability the cultural landscape of aboriginal communities stands at risk unless a process of exclusion or a means of adaptation can be established. As a means of adaptation, aboriginal communities are entering into co-operative management agreements with government and industry in an attempt to...

Working Paper 1999-23 for Internal Circulation Only

Researchers are invited to present ideas and research results in this forum to accelerate their application and to foster interdisciplinary discussion on knowledge, strategies and tools leading to sustainable management of Canada's boreal forest. Working Papers are published without peer review. Abstract This research focuses on the evaluation of the potential for the adoption of life cycle ass...

On optimal length of life in the Grossman model

Effect of propranolol and [4-(2-isopropylamino-1-hydroxyethyl) methanesulphonanilide hydrochloride] (MJ-1999) on pulmonary circulation.

While the pharmacological actions ofadrenergic beta receptor blocking agents specially those pertaining to cardiovascular system have been investigated in detail, there are only scattered reports dealing with their pulmonary vascular effects. Propranolol was shown to exert a variable effect on pulmonary arterial pressure and pulmonary vascular resistance (18). [4-( 2-isopropylamino-I-hydroxyeth...