Hypoxia‐induced pulmonary hypertension—Utilizing experiments of nature

Quantitative nature of overexpression experiments.

Overexpression experiments are sometimes considered as qualitative experiments designed to identify novel proteins and study their function. However, in order to draw conclusions regarding protein overexpression through association analyses using large-scale biological data sets, we need to recognize the quantitative nature of overexpression experiments. Here I discuss the quantitative features...

Initial Experiments Investigating the Nature of Hypnosis.

INTRODUCTION During the 1923-24 formal Seminar on Hypnosis at the University of Wisconsin under the supervision of Clark L. Hull, the author, then an undergraduate student, reported for the discussion by the postgraduate students of the psychology department upon his own many and varied experimental investigative findings during the previous six months of intensive work and on his current studi...

Three Experiments to Analyze the Nature of the Heat Spreader

In this paper, we describe ongoing work to investigate the properties of the heat spreader, and its implication on architecture research. In specific, we conduct two experiments to quantify the heat distribution across the surface of a spreader during normal operation. The first experiment uses T-type thermocouples, to find the temperature difference across different points on the spreader. We ...

Empirical experiments on the nature of Swiss mountains

Human obesity and insulin resistance: lessons from experiments of nature.

The past decade or so has seen the adipocyte catapulted from a position of relative obscurity onto the centre stage of biomedical science. Having long been viewed largely as a passive storage depot for energy in times of plenty and a fuel reservoir called upon in times of need, the discovery that the adipocyte is an active participant in the control mechanisms for both energy balance and interm...