Jeannie T. Lee

Jeannie T. Lee

highly bizarre forms they can take. Rob Kesseler is a professor at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. He has had a long career of working with plants as a source of inspiration for his work and, since 2001, he has been working at Kew with microscopic plant material. The inspiration for the new book comes from the role that fruits and seeds play in the survival of each species, whi...

Lee 25_8

4-Hydroxynonenal (4-HNE) is a peroxidation product of ˆ-6-poly-unsaturated fatty acids and exerts growth modifying as well as cytotoxic activities. This aldehyde component of oxidized lipid is increased during the aging process. In this study, to characterize the potential role of the lipid peroxidation product in aging, we studied the effects of 4-HNE on cell proliferation and activation of ce...

Lee McIntyre

I Over the last decade or so, much has been written about the new "science of complexity". From journalistic hyperbole to cutting edge research, it is widely assumed that the science of complexity has indeed discovered something new, that is worthy of the attention of scientists and philosophers alike. But what? An overarching principle that connects the study of complex systems across the phys...

199904PPA Lee

dontic treatment is compounded by the necessity of utilizing an indirect approach, where fabrication occurs extraorally at the dental laboratory and the completed restorations are subsequently retrofitted in the oral cavity. One fundamental aspect in the fabrication of indirect restorations is the procurement of an accurate impression from which a refractory model can be created to precisely re...

Erin Lee