Hossein Jadvar, Heather Jacene and Michael Graham. Molecular Imaging: An Introduction

Introduction to Michael E. Robbins Memorial Issue

By the time of his death on 23 November 2012, Michael (Mike) E. Robbins had gained a national and, indeed, international , reputation as a leader in the fi eld of radiation-induced normal tissue eff ects. For the fi nal decade or so of his career, Mike had been based at Wake Forest Medical Center, an institution where he had developed a world-class research program looking at the prevention and...

An introduction to molecular replacement

Molecular replacement is fundamentally a simple trial-and-error method of solving crystal structures when a suitable related model is available. The underlying simplicity of the method is often obscured by the mathematical trickery required to make the searches computationally tractable. This introduction sketches the essential issues in molecular replacement without going into technical detail...

Countering Confusion About the Duluth Model By Michael Paymar and Graham Barnes, Battered Women’s Justice Project

Introduction to concepts and strategies for molecular imaging.

Molecular imaging is a branch of medical imaging science that aims to detect, localize, and monitor critical molecular processes in cells, tissue, and living organisms using highly sensitive instrumentation and contrast mechanisms. This area of medical imaging has developed alongside the emergence of molecular medicine, in which the genetic makeup of each patient factors into treatment planning...

an interview with michael halliday

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