Proceedings of the Stated Meeting held Wednesday, April 16, 1919

Wednesday April 1

Early in mammalian embryogenesis, each female cell chooses one X chromosome for silencing, thus balancing X-linked gene expression between XX females and XY males. This choice is random: the X chromosome inherited from the mother is silenced in 50% of cells and the X chromosome inherited from the father is silenced in the remaining 50% of cells. A sense/antisense pair of non-coding RNAs are nec...

The Contragredient April 16

Eczema and Dermatitis *A Paper read at the Meeting of the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, on Wednesday, 10th April, 1935.

I have chosen the subject of eczema and dermatitis for this paper in the first place because the condition to which these names are applied is so commonly met with in practice, and secondly because in the minds of many there is no clear conception of what is meant by these terms. I regret to say that even if you refer to text-books of dermatology you will fail to find complete unanimity of opin...

The April Meeting in Berkeley

The five hundred thirty-fifth meeting of the American Mathematical Society was held on April 20, 1957, at the University of California in Berkeley. Registrants numbered 144, including 124 members of the Society. By invitation of the Committee to Select Hour Speakers for Far Western Sectional Meetings, Professor A. L. Whiteman of the University of Southern California delivered the main address, ...

The April Meeting in Chicago

E. S. Akeley, Leon Alaoglu, A. A. Albert, G. E. Albert, C. B. Allendoerfer, W. L. Ayres, R. W. Babcock, R. H. Bardell, I. A. Barnett, R. C. F . Bartels, Walter Bartky, S. F. Bibb, G. A. Bliss, Henry Blumberg, C. P. Brady, H. R. Brahana, J. L. Brenner, L. E. Bush, W. H. Bussey, H. H. Campaigne, R. D. Carmichael, C. R. Cassity, R. V. Churchill, W. W. S. Claytor, L. W. Cohen, Max Coral, J. J. Corl...