James H. Schwartz

In Pursuit of the Gene: An Interview with James Schwartz

A few years ago, a friend suggested I take a look at a new book on the history of genetics written by independent scholar James Schwartz. Since my appetite for this kind of thing appears insatiable, I ordered the book and devoured it over a weekend. In In Pursuit of the Gene, Schwartz examines the brilliance of Mendel and Darwin; eavesdrops on the debates of Galton, Bateson, Pearson, Wendel, an...

Marc Schwartz

LFA-1 activation plays a major role in reducing the velocity of rolling leukocytes and causing firm adhesion to the endothelium. The signaling cascades that cause LFA-1 activation during this process have been described through mostly correlative experiments, but the precise occurrence and location of LFA-1 activation in response to specific signals has not been directly shown. Tim Springer’s g...

Twins' IQs: a reply to Schwartz and Schwartz.

It is argued that the criticisms by Schwartz and Schwartz of Jensen's analysis of IQ data on monozygotic twins reared apart fall down on two central points, methodological and theoretical: (a) Valid inferences concerning the broad heritability of intelligence can be drawn from analysis of the combined data from several independent studies of MZ twins reared apart, even though the groups differ ...

ATVB Named Lecture Review-Insight Into Author: James H. Morrissey.

What are your scientific inspirations? I became fascinated with biology when I was in high school. Biological systems are both incredibly complicated but also remarkably self-regulating, and it seemed to me that we understood very little of the mechanisms that made biological systems work. This made biology mysterious and exciting. I like focusing on hard problems, and I try to work on areas th...

East Tennessee State University James H Quillen College of Medicine.