Supplementary Notes on British Museum Manuscripts Relating to Levantine Geography

Some Notes on British Bats

reed warbler here and never an icterine, a bird whose notes are firmly fixed in my head. The Norfolk coast, in addition to furnishing breeding grounds for some large colonies of terns, is a good place to see migrants, many of which find temporary shelter in the low growth on the saltings and sandhills. Sometimes, especially in foggy weather, a hold-up of migrants occurs. This autumn, for instan...

Supplementary Notes on Dedekind Cuts

Motivation: Our textbook discusses and even proves many properties of R, the field of real numbers; but it doesn’t define it. I felt that it would be rather awkward to discuss real numbers without knowing what they were and I decided to write some notes on the construction of R. The approach I am following is called ‘Dedekind cut’, discovered by a German mathematician, Richard Dedekind (1831-19...

Supplementary Notes

In a previous study in which we examined the genome-wide response of Arabidopsis to the xenobiotic compound trinitrotoluene (TNT) via cDNA microarrays, we found that Atwbc19 (At3g55130) was among upregulated genes. Given the role of ABC transporters in cellular detoxification we sought to further characterize this gene. Initial characterization of mutants revealed that root growth of Atwbc19 kn...

Virtual Manuscripts for an Enhanced Museum and Web Experience 'Living Manuscripts'

Due to preservation and conservation issues, manuscripts are normally kept in research libraries far from public gaze. On rare occasions, visitors can see these priceless objects, typically separated from them by a sealed case, with only a fixed double page spread visible from a manuscript that may contain hundreds of folios. This restricts the amount of knowledge offered by these books. This p...

Notes on the Additions Made to the British Pharmacopœia, 1890