Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization 7, edited by J. Śliwa, Kraków 1995

Applied Metacognition Edited by Timothy J . Perfect

DNA Arrays. Edited by J. B. Rampal

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) represent a diverse family of nzymes that historically were identified by their ability to proteoytically cleave proteins within the extracellular matrix. With furher investigation, additional substrates for these enzymes have een identified and the number of proteins within the family has xpanded to over 20 different species. Along with the identification of he...

An ancient black art.

The doctrine of pseudoreplication (DP) offers specific advice on how to ensure statistical independence and compute F-ratios properly when testing a null hypothesis. Our target article showed that this advice can lead to problems in experimental design and analysis. Though a few commenters attempt to defend DP, none offered substantive evidence that our modeling results were incorrect. In our r...

Neonatal medicine in ancient art.

There are a limited number of artistic objects from ancient times with particular importance in neonatal medicine. The best examples are figurines from ancient Egypt of Isis nursing Horus, showing the importance of breastfeeding. The earliest images of the human fetus were made by the Olmecs in Mexico around 1200- 400 BCE. One of the earliest representations of congenital anomalies is a figurin...

Problems from BCC 22 Edited by Peter J . Cameron

These problems were mostly presented at the problem session at the 22nd British Combinatorial Conference at St Andrews, on 10 July 2009. I have removed two problems that were solved before or during the session; problems which have been subsequently solved are retained and given a number which should not change and can be used to refer to them. Solved problems will not appear in the published v...