Publications in Cell Death: the golden age

The golden age of retinal cell culture.

In the late 1950s, the study of retinal cells in vitro was in its infancy. Today, retinal cell and tissue culture is routinely used for studies of cell growth, differentiation, cytotoxicity, gene expression, and cell death. This review discusses the major classifications of retinal cell and tissue culture, including primary cell/explant models, retinoblastoma cell lines, and genetically enginee...

The Golden Age of Botany.

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The Golden Age of AI

The Golden Age of Microanalysis.

The history of electron probe analysis in the USA in its first two decades is reviewed, with reference to the personalities which were involved, the development of instrumentation and theory, and the technical problems and limitations of that era.

The Golden Age of Statistical Graphics

Statistical graphics and data visualization have long histories, but their modern forms began only in the early 1800s. Between roughly 1850 and 1900 (±10), an explosive growth occurred in both the general use of graphic methods and the range of topics to which they were applied. Innovations were prodigious and some of the most exquisite graphics ever produced appeared, resulting in what may be ...