John Campbell Review Article

Sir John Campbell Brown, K.C.B.

The last English mail lias confirmed a rumour, which has during the Inst few weeks been floating among us, namely, that the much esteemed and respected head of the Indian Medical Department is among those whom the Queen has delighted to honor on the occasion of lier 5Gth birth-day. Of tho long roll of distinguished names which the London Gazette of the 29th May published as recipients of royal ...

Molyneux’s Question and Cognitive Impenetrability by John Campbell

Plasmapheresis- Review Article

Plasmapheresis, which is defined as the removal of plasma, can be either "adjusted plasma" or “exchange of plasma”. The former is defined as selective withdrawal of certain (un)-pathological plasma components in different ways such as perfusion and then returning the remained donor plasma to him, the latter is non-selective removal of all components of plasma to provide blood products for injec...

Review article

During the past 50 years, growth and differentiation molecules have been identified and shown to contribute importantly to many different biological functions. One of these, the recently discovered neuregulin (NRG) and the associated erbB receptors were first found to be important for differentiation of the peripheral nervous system, where they direct the differentiation of Schwann cells from n...

Review Article

Embryos of different species of vertebrate share a common organisation and often look similar. Adult differences among species become more apparent through divergence at later stages. Some authors have suggested that members of most or all vertebrate clades pass through a virtually identical, conserved stage. This idea was promoted by Haeckel, and has recently been revived in the context of cla...