RAYMOND HUSSEY

Corrigendum to Hussey et al. (2014)

Nigel E. Hussey,* M. Aaron MacNeil, Bailey C. McMeans, Jill A. Olin, Sheldon F. J. Dudley, Geremy Cliff, Sabine P. Wintner, Sean T. Fennessy and Aaron T. Fisk University of Windsor Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, Australian Institute of Marine Science, University of Vienna Wasser Cluster Lunz, Louisiana State University School of the Coast & Environment, Department of Agricult...

Raymond Hu

The Effect of Radio-active Radiations and X-rays on Enzymes. I. the Effect 0~" Radiations Fro~ Radiu~ Emanation on Solutions O~ Trypsin. by Raymond G. Hussey An~

At the present time our information concerning the changes effected in living matter by x-rays and the radiations from radio-active substances is confined chiefly to the characteristic exudative phenomena noted in animal tissues, and the altered structural character of cells observed following exposures to these radiations. We have but little data bearing on the underlying physiological process...

Raymond Edward Ryckman

He studied the ecology of Trypanosoma cruzi, triatomine insects, and the insect hosts throughout the southwestern United States. His career capstone was publication of bibliographies " concerned with the world literature to the Triatominae and Triatominae-borne pathogens and clinical Chagas disease. " Who Is This Person? Decide first. Then turn the page.

Raymond Leslie Williams

Colombia’s literature is one of its most revered national treasures, yet, paradoxically, it is generally less known outside of its national boundaries than are its internationally recognized visual artists, performance artists, soccer players, and even drug traffickers. Since the 1970s, this international ignorance with respect to Colombian literature has gradually changed, primarily because of...