North American Central Plains conductivity anomaly goes east

Occam ’ s Inversion and the North American Central Plains Electrical Anomaly

The COPROD2 magnetotelluric (MT) data set obtained over the North American central plains electromagnetic anomaly in the Canadian shield features a predominantly onedimensional response at periods shorter than 14 s and a predominantly two-dimensional response at longer periods (to 910 s). A subset of the COPROD2 data consisting of both strikeparallel and strike-perpendicular components of the M...

North American Indians: Indians of the Plains

THE PLAINS The Plains region, an area delineated by the Rocky Mountains on the west; the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba on the north; the Mississippi River on the east; and the Gulf of Mexico on the south, is home to philosophies, traditions, and ways of life that are some of the most varied and complex in the United States. The Great Plains measure 1,125,000 square m...

Subsistence and Population Patterns on the North American Plains

American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists North East Regional Discussion Group

Round Table Presentations Short Topic Presentations Academic Research Award Presentations Regular Poster Presentations Round Table Presentations Round Table 1: Transporters in Drug Discovery and Mechanistic PBPK Models Roundtable Chairs: Joanne Brodfuehrer and Stephen Wang (Pfizer) Abstract: Membrane transporters play important roles throughout drug development. Speakers will provide insights i...

Central Dogma Goes Digital.

In this issue of Molecular Cell, Tay and colleagues (Albayrak et al., 2016) describe a new technique to digitally quantify the numbers of protein and mRNA in the same mammalian cell, providing a new way to look at the central dogma of molecular biology.